Brazilian pop star Anitta begins pre-sale ticket sales on Tuesday, Sept 1, for her upcoming 2027 Carnival concert tour across eight Brazilian cities.
Exclusive early access opens at 12:00 pm noon on the Ingresse website for Mercado Pago credit card holders. All eight scheduled tour dates are included in the pre-sale period.
Public ticket sales will open on Wednesday, Sept 2, through the official event website. Organizers have not yet announced the exact starting time for general admission purchases.
Tour schedule and festival theme
The 2027 edition of the annual Ensaios da Anitta series will focus on the theme Festas do Brasil, celebrating traditional Brazilian cultural events. Show performances will highlight famous regional celebrations, including frevo dance rhythms, trio elétrico music trucks, and boi-bumbá folklore shows.
Anitta will perform all eight shows during January 2027, ahead of an earlier Brazilian Carnival season that starts on Feb 6, 2027. The tour spans eight states across the country, visiting major urban centers and regional capitals.
The concert series opens on Jan 9 in Belém, Pará, followed by a performance on Jan 10 in Recife, Pernambuco. The singer moves to southeastern and central Brazil the following week, playing Belo Horizonte in Minas Gerais on Jan 16 and Brasília in the Federal District on Jan 17.
During the final two weekends of January, the tour stops in Campinas, São Paulo, on Jan 23 and Rio de Janeiro on Jan 24. The tour concludes with shows in Curitiba, Paraná, on Jan 30 and São Paulo on Jan 31.
Carnival tradition and background
Ensaios da Anitta, which translates to Anitta's Rehearsals, is an established annual concert tour held in the weeks leading up to Brazil's official Carnival celebrations. Anitta is one of Brazil's biggest international music artists, known for blending pop, funk carioca, and reggaeton.
The theme highlights key cultural heritage elements from across Brazil. Frevo is a fast-paced dance and musical style originating in Pernambuco, while trio elétrico refers to the giant sound trucks used in Salvador and Bahia street parties. Boi-bumbá is a traditional theatrical folk festival celebrated extensively in northern Brazil.
