Bruno Mars announces concert dates in Brazil; find out ticket prices

Singer Bruno Mars will return to Brazil in October with four shows: two in São Paulo, one in Rio de Janeiro and one in Brasília.

The tour in the country will take place on October 4th, at the Nilton Santos Stadium (RJ), October 8th and 9th at MorumBIS (SP) and October 17th at the BRB Mané Garrincha Arena (Brasília). The information was confirmed this Thursday afternoon (May 2) by Live Nation, the producer responsible for the shows in Brazil.

Bruno’s arrival in Brazil had already been announced on Wednesday night (01), when “Live Nation’ published, on Instagram, a photo of the MorumBIS stadium, with a banner reading “The Return of Bruninho”. These tracks were also spread in Rio de Janeiro and Brasília and generated great mystery before official confirmation.

The North American will celebrate his 39th birthday in São Paulo, at the show on 10/08.

Ticket prices:

Ticket sales start next Monday (06). Santander customers will be able to purchase tickets in pre-sale and split them up to 10 interest-free installments. The general sale opens on Wednesday (08) with the possibility of paying in up to eight interest-free installments for customers of other banks.

See ticket prices:

Rio de Janeiro — Nilton Santos Stadium (04/10)

• Premium Track — R$625 (half) to R$1250 (full)
• Track | South Chair — R$325 (half) to R$650 (full)
• Lower Chair | East and West — R$400 (half) to R$800 (full)
• Superior Chair | East and West (A and B) — R$275 (half) to R$550 (full)

São Paulo — MorumBIS Stadium (08 and 19/10)

• Premium Track — R$625 (half) to R$1250 (full)
• Track — R$325 (half) to R$650 (full)
• Lower Chair — R$390 (half) to R$780 (whole)
• Superior Chair — R$430 (half) to R$860 (full)
• Grandstand — R$235 (half) to R$470 (full)

Brasília — Arena BRB Mané Garrincha (10/17)

• Premium Track — R$625 (half) to R$1250 (full)
• Lower Chair — R$395 (half) to R$790 (whole)
• Grandstand — R$275 (half) to R$550 (full)

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