Pop star Anitta opened general public ticket sales on Thursday for her 2027 Carnival concert tour across eight Brazilian states, launching access for major cities including Sao Paulo, Belo Horizonte and Curitiba.
Tickets for the Campinas show became available at 12:00 pm, while sales for Curitiba and Sao Paulo began at 6:00 pm exclusively online through the official Ingresse platform. General sales for Recife, Belem, Belo Horizonte and Brasilia opened on Wednesday, while dates and location details for Rio de Janeiro have not yet been announced.
The general public release follows an exclusive pre-sale on Tuesday for Mercado Pago credit card holders, who were granted simultaneous early access for all scheduled dates.
Carnival tour dates and festival theme
The annual tour, titled Ensaios da Anitta, serves as a high-energy warm-up to Brazil's official Carnival celebrations. Carnival takes place earlier than usual in 2027, starting on February 6, prompting the singer to schedule all eight tour stops within the month of January.
For the 2027 series, Anitta will focus on the theme Festas do Brasil, celebrating traditional national festivities. The shows will highlight iconic cultural elements, including frevo, a fast-paced music style from northeastern Brazil, trio eletrico sound trucks, and boi-bumba folk traditions.
Anitta, born Larissa de Macedo Machado, rose to fame with her 2013 hit Meiga e Abusada before achieving widespread international acclaim. She became the first Brazilian artist to top Spotify's global daily chart with her single Envolver and has garnered multiple Latin Grammy and Grammy nominations. Her Ensaios concerts, which began as casual rehearsal sessions for her main Carnival parade appearances, have grown into a major multi-city stadium tour featuring guest appearances from top Latin and Brazilian musicians.
Full schedule of 2027 concert locations
The tour kicks off on January 9 at the Estacionamento do Mangueirao in Belem, followed by a performance on January 10 at the Estacionamento do Centro de Convencoes in Recife. The singer then travels to Belo Horizonte on January 16 at the Esplanada do Mineirao, before heading to Brasilia on January 17 for a show at the Estacionamento Arena BRB.
The second half of the tour begins on January 23 at the outdoor area of Red Eventos in Campinas, followed by the Rio de Janeiro date on January 24 at a venue to be disclosed. The run concludes with shows on January 30 at Estadio Durval de Brito in Curitiba and on January 31 at Mercado Livre Arena Pacaembu in Sao Paulo.
