After sold-out theaters in 2025, Carol Biazin returns with a new leg of her acoustic tour “nem tão pouco assim”, visiting 15 Brazilian cities.
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HELLO GLOOM, from20, KANG YUCHAN, and LIM SEJUN perform in Rio on April 22 as part of the “WAY BETTER WORLD TOUR: GLOBAL WARMING.”
Andy Summers, João Barone, and Rodrigo Santos celebrate 10 years of Call The Police Tour with a special concert in Belo Horizonte on March 8.
Brazil’s iconic sertanejo duo and electrifying DJ take the stage on April 16 at ExpoLondrina’s 64th edition, the first stop on the Circuito Sertanejo.
Nearly every show sold out: “Como é que eu vim parar aqui?” hits the Copacabana Palace Theatre March 3–12 for a brief Rio run.
Milton Guedes brings 40 years of hits and explosive mashups to Teatro Rival Petrobras in Rio. One night only — March 6, at 7:30 PM.
On March 3, Badi Assad takes the stage at Clube Manouche in Rio to launch “Parte de Tudo Isso,” featuring songs by Chico César, Nando Reis, and more.
“Your Favorite Toy,” the Foo Fighters’ first new music of 2026, is out now — and their 12th studio album arrives April 24 via Sony Music.
Cristiano Ronaldo’s sister sang it, Ana Castela shared it — Ruan Victor’s “Peraí” has already topped 1 million Spotify streams.
Brazilian music icon Zé Renato takes the Teatro Ipanema stage in March for four samba nights with Teresa Cristina, Nei Lopes, Francis Hime and more.
A brand-new Sensory Room headlines Lollapalooza Brazil’s 2026 accessibility plan. Pre-registration opens Feb. 23 for the March 20–22 festival.
Brazilian singer celebrates African and Indigenous ancestry with two shows across three Rio cultural venues in March and April 2026.
Brazil’s gospel legend Novo Som joins duo André e Felipe in a brand-new single about surrendering everything to God — across 40 years of ministry.
Brazil’s biggest live entertainment company blanketed Araraquara with 40 billboards celebrating Liniker ahead of her historic BYE BYE CAJU tour.
From February 20 to 27, Eisenbahn launches the Combo Premiado action in bars across São Paulo, Campinas, and Ribeirão Preto with rock shows and rewards.
Featuring MC Vitinho Avassalador and DJ CZ, Kevin O Chris drops “Biquíni Cavadinho”, hitting over 250K streams and becoming a Carnival favorite.
After Carnival, Rio’s iconic Sugarloaf Cable Car Park hosts Fernanda Abreu and duo From House to Disco for a special listening session of a Brazilian pop landmark.
With 50M streams and trending on TikTok, Brazilian duo Júnior e Cézar lands at #29 on Spotify Brazil’s Top 50 chart.
MC GP drops “Mini Saia” today featuring Meno K, MC IG, Negão Original, MC Brinquedo, and Dena — a funk collab built to dominate.
Brazilian artists MC Marks, KayBlack, MC GP & MC Kadu unite funk and trap on a powerful new track about faith, struggle, and gratitude.
Recorded intimately in a Rio barbershop, “Na Régua – Vol. 01” drops Feb. 20 featuring Gaab on a brand-new track marking a bold new chapter.
For over three years, Grupo Um Toque A Mais has turned São Paulo’s iconic Av. São João into a samba stage every Saturday at 2:30 PM at Bar Brahma.
Nine musicians and a brass trio recreate Phil Collins and Genesis classics live at Teatro UNICID on February 21 — one of Brazil’s most faithful tributes yet.
After sold-out shows in São Paulo, Nattan brings his Mandacaru label to Rio this Friday (20), with open bar and high-energy beats.
Breno Major, Tinho Wt, Cesinha, Mago de Tarso, Jotan and Felipe Farra join forces on a summer anthem released via Sua Música Digital — groove, hooks and attitude all in one track.
“This is the fastest REZZ track of all time.” REZZ unleashes ‘Circuit’ with Limbo Slice — a relentless industrial surge of synths and thunderous low-end.
At the heart of Recife’s Carnival, Lucy Alves took the Marco Zero stage alongside Maestro Spok and Orquestrão, honoring Pernambuco’s rich musical roots.
With “Alô Virgínia” surpassing 1 billion streams, Brazilian pagode act Grupo Chocolate headlines tonight’s Resenha do 10 in Porto Alegre — free entry until 9 PM.
The funk track that packed three straight Rio events goes official: “RiTímin da Tília” drops Thursday (Feb 19) at noon on all platforms.
After selling out venues in São Paulo, Brazilian trombonist Joabe Reis brings “Drive Slow” to Itaipava on Feb. 20 before heading to London’s Ronnie Scott’s.