5 unmissable shows to see at The Town

5 unmissable shows to see at The Town


Find out which performances promise to make history at São Paulo’s largest music, art and culture festival

And the anxiety is already about to end! On 2, 3, 8, 9 and 10 September the music festival The city takes place in São Paulo and promises to be a real success. From the same makers of Rock in Rio, the event takes place at the Interlagos Circuit and is expected to welcome around 600,000 people.

In addition to the musical performances, the festival will have an area dedicated to adrenaline seekers, with roller coasters, mega drops, a Ferris wheel and a zip line. All this with the aim of immersing the public in new and unforgettable experiences.

phase division

Cidade da Música, to be created at the Interlagos Racecourse, will have five phases and will bring together great national and international artists. Each space will receive a scenography inspired by an icon of São Paulo architecture and will represent the diversity of rhythms in the city of São Paulo, including styles navigating through rock, jazz, pop, hip-hop and much more.

See how phase division will work:

  • horizon: the largest and main stage of the event, inspired by the buildings of the city.
  • The only one: the stage that will host exclusive concerts of established bands and new artists.
  • St Paul’s Square: Inspired by historical places in São Paulo, the stage will host Jazz and Blues performances.
  • New dance order: Focused on receiving electronic music presentations such as house, techno, trance, bass and trap.
  • factory: the stage that will welcome rap, hip-hop, trap and street dance artists is inspired by the old factory sheds of the city.

The Town’s Top 5 Concerts

When it comes to musical diversity, The Town proves to be a very complete event. With more than 100 attractions and around 230 hours of musicthe organizers of the festival guarantee that there will be shows for all tastes.

Among the main attractions are Bruno Mars, Maroon 5, Foo Fighters, The Chainsmokers, Post Malone, Demi Lovato, Iggy Azalea, Liam Payne and HER Among the Brazilians, artists such as Ney Matogrosso, Iza, Luísa Sonza, Marina Sena, Ludmilla and Matuê will also be present.

Next, check out the 5 shows that promise to be the best in The Town!

1. Bruno Mars

After six years without going through Brazil, Bruno Mars is back! With two concerts confirmed at The city, on September 3 and 10, the Hawaiian singer continues to be one of the most eagerly awaited attractions by the public, with tickets for his two days of concerts among the most sought after by fans. It can be said that this reaction is given not only by the level of artistic talent of his, but also by the quality of the performances he offers.

Although they haven’t released any albums recently, during their presentations, the audience can honor a lot of music, dance, rhythm and the connection between the artist, the band and the fans. Furthermore, it is worth mentioning that the fact that the musician performs on two consecutive weekends is already evidence of the exceptional demand he generates.

2. Foo Fighters

For many people, the Foo Fighters group is recognized as one of the best contemporary rock bands. Formed by the iconic former Nirvana drummer Dave Grohl following the band’s demise in 1994, Foo Fighters brought this musical heritage and incorporated influences from grunge, punk and alternative rock, creating a unique style that appeals to people of all ages.

Here in Brazil, the band has already performed several historic concerts entitled to a marriage proposal on stage. On his sixth visit to the country, he promises to make Brazilians even more euphoric and emotional. This is the first time the group will come to Brazil without Taylor Hawkins, the band’s drummer who died in 2022 in a hotel room in Bogota, Colombia, just days before a scheduled performance at that year’s Lollapalooza.

3. Ludmilla

After an epic performance at Rock in Rio, Ludmilla takes the stage at The Town to show the true power of Brazilian music. This time the artist, who will perform on the main stage of the event, promises an even more memorable performance, just the way Brazilians like it: with lots of funk, pagodas, dance and representation, something Lud always likes to reiterate in his shows .

With its infectious energy, “Rainha da Favela” has the knack of captivating the audience from the first chord to the last movement. In addition to offering a high-quality music show, Lud also uses its platform to celebrate diversity and inclusion, demonstrating that music it goes beyond notes and rhythms, being a powerful way to express identities and bring people of different backgrounds together.

4. Ne-yo

Since 2014 without doing shows in Brazil, Ne-yo is certainly one of the most acclaimed names in the The city. The artist who enjoyed great success in the 2000s with his love songsspanning genres such as R&B, pop and dance, now returns to the Brazilian stages to offer an immersive and emotional musical experience.

Since his great debut, in 2005, with the single “so sick‘, which peaked at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 and is certified four-times platinum, Ne-Yo’s record-breaking record is many hits and collaborations with major artists. Known for his charisma and audience interaction, he creates a personal connection that makes every viewer feel part of the show.

5. Racionais MC’s

To close the list, a Brazilian group that will surely rock the festival: Racionais MC’s. Known for their impactful lyrics addressing social and political issues, the group will perform on September 2 alongside the Orquestra Sinfonica Heliópolis and promise to deliver an intense, musical and reflective experience.

When we talk about Racionais MC’s, we are talking about the biggest rap group in Brazil that doesn’t just offer a show, but offers a show that transcends music and opens up spaces for debates and reflections on society. With its impactful history and enduring influence on Brazilian culture, the group formed by Mano Brown, KL Jay, Ice Blue and Edi Rock, carries a legacy of resistance and artistic expression that continues to inspire generations.

Source: Terra

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