Are you going to the Red Hot Chili Peppers show in Morumbi? See service, lineup and suggestions for extending the tour

The band presents the ‘Unlimited Love Tour’, a tour marking the return of guitarist John Frusciante to the group, this Friday 10th. Find out all about the show and what to do at Morumbi Stadium

OR spicy red chili peppers arrives this Friday, 10, at The Morumbi stadium present the Unlimited Love Tour, a tour that marks the return of guitarist John Frusciante to the group. The band has already performed in Rio de Janeiro and Brasilia and, after playing in the capital Sao Paulo, continues to Curitiba and Porto Alegre.

It will be the first time that Frusciante will play in Latin America in more than twenty years. A Unlimited Love Tour focuses on the group’s releases in 2022: the albums The return of the dream canteen AND Unlimited loveand -, but audiences can also expect to hear hits that mark the band’s trajectory.

Last year, the band held the largest stadium tour in the group’s history, with 40 shows in total across North America and Europe. The shows featured notable guests, such as A$AP Rocky, Anderson.Paak, Haim AND shots.

For the opening show, the group chose the band Irontom – who he has as a guitarist Zach Ironsdrummer’s son Jack Irons, who was also part of the group. The band has not yet revealed the official lineup for the Sao Paulo show and has made several presentations in Rio and Brasilia. It is possible to get an idea, however, of what to expect from the presentation of the capital São Paulo.

What will the Red Hot Chili Peppers setlist be?

The list of songs played at the presentation in Brasilia on November 7 gives an idea of ​​the possible repertoire in São Paulo. I wait:

• Intro Jam
• Around the world
• Scar tissue
• Dani California
• Universally speaking
• Aquatic Mouth Dance
• Soul to squeeze
• Throw away the television
• I like dirt
• wet sand
• Pea
• These are the ways
• Tell me baby
• What are you thinking?
• Californication
• Black Summer
• Terrapin (cover by Syd Barrett)
• On purpose
• I might have lied
• Give it away

How to get to Morumbi

It is best to give priority to public transport on the day of the show, as there will be a heavy flow of cars and blocked roads around the stadium. According to CET, access to a section of Avenida Giovanni Gronchi, Praça Roberto Gomes Pedrosa, Avenida Jorge João Saad and Avenida Jules Rimet may be blocked.

There may also be blockages when the show releases. To consult the routes affected by the operation and the alternatives, consult the press release on CET website. SPTrans also informed that some bus lines will be detoured on the day of the presentation. See here the Full list of changes.

The best option turns out to be the subway. Those who prefer this method can get off at the São Paulo/Morumbi station, on the yellow line. The walk to the stadium takes 15 to 20 minutes. There are car parks nearby, but they generally charge a high price on match and show days.

Where to park?

The Morumbi Stadium website lists parking options in areas near the stadium. I wait:

Vallepark car parks – Morumbi Unit

Av.Giovanni Gronchi, 1866

Distance from the stadium: 50 meters – 1 minute

Asa Park-Morumbi Stadium

Av. Jules Rimet, 123

Distance from the stadium: 200 meters – 1 minute

Official parking

Roberto Gomes Pedrosa Square, 1

Distance from the stadium: 110 meters – 2 minutes

Gate 5 – Official car park

Av. Jules Rimet, 300

Distance from the stadium: 150 meters – 2 minutes

Gate 6 – Official Parking

Av. Jules Rimet, 408

Distance from the stadium: 200 meters – 3 minutes

BrasilPark – Place Jorge João Saad

Avenida Jorge João Saad, 900

Distance from the stadium: 550m – 7 min

Road spaces – Parking

Av. Jorge João Saad, n° 300

Distance from the stadium: 1.2 km – 15 min

Parking at the San Paolo Morumbi metro station

Rua Angelo Colucci, 153

Distance from the stadium: 1.3km – 17min

VIP car parking

R. Lício Marcondes do Amaral, 565

Distance from the stadium: 1.3km – 17 min

Where to eat?

If you go to the Red Hot Chili Peppers show this Friday 10th in Morumbi, pay particular attention to this itinerary, which provides advice on where to eat before entering the stadium. Doors open at 3pm, but the band is due on stage around 9pm, so it’s a good idea to have a big meal beforehand to last until the end of the show.

The addresses chosen by Palate they are, at most, 16 minutes from the stadium. There’s a restaurant that serves Japanese, Portuguese, and Lebanese cuisine and another that focuses on meat. There is also an artisan bakery, with the possibility of croissants and grilled sandwiches.

to consult the complete itinerarywhich includes these five places:

• By Koji: Av. Albert Einstein, 627, Morumbi
• The chef’s house: R. Mal. Hastimphilo de Moura, 233, Morumbi
• Chef Benon: R. Nilza Medeiros Martins, 21 years old, Vila Sônia
• Fogo Steakhouse: R. Itatupã, 18 years old, Morumbi
• Padang Bakery: Av. João Jorge Saad, 691, Morumbi

*Intern under the supervision of Charlise de Morais

Source: Terra

Earl

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