Called “Festa”, the tour will begin in Manaus, in June. Tickets cost up to R$3,000
After celebrating 30 years of career with a performance at the Maracanã in December 2023 and being one of the highlights of the Salvador Summer Festival at the end of January, the singer Ivete Sangalo announced the mega tour Partywith 30 shows in cities across the country to celebrate three decades of his career.
Ivete’s tour will start on June 1st in Manaus, Amazonas, and will touch other capitals, such as Belém (29/6), Aracaju (3/8), Maceió (10/8), João Pessoa (17/8), São Luís (7/9), Salvador (12/10), Porto Alegre (16/11), Curitiba (23/11), Belo Horizonte (14/10) and Sao Paulo (21/12). Rio de Janeiro, for now, is off the agenda (see the full list below).
Party It will also pass through cities such as Juazeiro do Norte (CE), Juiz de Fora (MG), Presidente Prudente and Jundiaí (SP), Barreiras (BA) and Londrina (PR). There are still dates reserved until April 2025, but the tour team has not yet announced where the shows will take place.
The sale of tickets for VIP packages will begin this Tuesday 6. The so-called Clube da Veveta – A Festa, which entitles you to an after pocket show with Ivete and access to the show ticket, costs up to R$ 3,000. The Clube da Veveta – Abalou, which offers, among other benefits, an exclusive bathroom, a tour poster and early entry, costs R$1,500.
Regular tickets cost between R$300 and R$690.
The sale will take place via the Eventim website (VIP packages) and the official tour website (normal tickets).
Check out the dates of Ivete Sangalo’s ‘Festa’ tour:
- June 1 – Manaus
- June 29: Belém
- 6 July – Palmas
- July 13: Brasilia
- July 20 – Goiânia
- July 27: Barreiras
- August 3 – Aracaju
- August 10 – Maceió
- August 17: João Pessoa
- August 24 – Recife
- August 31st – Christmas
- September 7 – São Luís
- 14 September – Teresina
- September 21: Juazeiro do Norte
- September 28 – Victory
- October 12 – Salvador
- October 19 – Juiz de Fora
- 26 October – President Prudente
- November 2 – São José do Rio Preto
- 9 November – Londrina
- November 16 – Porto Alegre
- November 23 – Curitiba
- November 30 – Jundiaí
- December 7 – Ribeirão Preto
- December 14 – Belo Horizonte
- December 21 – Sao Paulo
Source: Terra
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