As June unfolds, São Paulo buzzes with festive spirit, marking the onset of the city’s vibrant June festival season. This weekend, São Paulo offers a plethora of cultural activities ranging from traditional music events to modern cinema screenings. Music and Festivals Jota Quest at Allianz Parque: Celebrating 25 years since their debut album, Jota Quest ..read more

This June, Rio de Janeiro becomes the stage for “Russian Seasons,” a vibrant celebration of Russian heritage marking its debut in Brazil. Top international talents in classical music and ballet are set to dazzle audiences with their artistry. The festival’s array of events promises cultural enlightenment and enjoyment for all. Expect to be moved by ..read more

June in Rio de Janeiro is set to resonate with the sounds of classic rock and traditional São João festivities through the Arraiá Rock 80 event. The free public festival kicks off this weekend, June 1st and 2nd, at Quinta da Boa Vista. More shows are scheduled across the city in iconic locations including Praia ..read more

Rock in Rio, Brazil’s legendary music festival, is gearing up for its 40th anniversary with an expansive lineup, kicking off general ticket sales this Thursday, May 23. The 2024 edition is set to deliver memorable performances over several days, solidifying its status as one of the country’s most awaited events. This year, fans can expect ..read more

The 2024 edition of São Paulo’s Virada Cultural, the city’s largest free cultural festival, begins today. There will be 22 stages across the city, nearly double the number from the 2023 edition, spread across 12 arenas. Besides the shows in various regions, Virada Cultural will also have donation points for the victims of the floods ..read more

On a starlit night in Rio de Janeiro, Copacabana beach transformed into an expansive, vast sea of enthusiastic fans. An unprecedented 1.6 million people gathered to witness Madonna close out her global “The Celebration Tour.” This event not only marked her largest audience ever but also her most memorable return to Brazil after a twelve-year ..read more

At 36, Brazilian pianist Cristian Budu reshapes the classical music landscape, making it more accessible and appealing to today’s audiences. His dynamic performances make classical compositions feel freshly created, bridging the gap between artist and audience. Budu recently released “Pianolatria,” a double album on the SESC label, encouraging musicians to explore beyond mere note reproduction ..read more

Anderson Leonardo, the charismatic frontman of the iconic 90s samba group Molejo, passed away at 51. Renowned for his vibrant performances and infectious energy, Anderson left an indelible mark on Brazil’s music scene. His journey began in the bustling streets of Rio de Janeiro, where he co-founded Molejo, a group that would become synonymous with ..read more

Brazilian musician MC Poze celebrated the arrival of his fourth child, a girl named Jade, with Isabelly Pereira. The artist shared his joy on Instagram by posting a photo where he is seen holding the newborn. The post received an influx of congratulatory messages from fans. This is not MC Poze's first experience with fatherhood ..read more

Neoenergia, a leading energy distributor in Brazil and a subsidiary of Iberdrola, has partnered with Rock in Rio organizers to promote sustainability in major music events in Latin America. The agreement aims to develop innovative solutions to minimize the environmental impact of large-scale concerts and offset carbon emissions. The collaboration includes the implementation of a ..read more