Alcyone
Owner of a powerful voice, the singer takes to Barra the tour that celebrates five decades of a stellar career, completed in 2022. Under the musical direction of maestro and keyboardist Alexandre Menezes, and accompanied on stage by Banda do Sol, her faithful squire, the diva from Maranhão lists countless classics from her repertoire, such as The wolf, Strange Madness, You Turn My Head (Take Me Away) It is Do not let Samba dieamong other songs that marked his stellar career.
Limelight. Avenida das Américas, 9650, Barra. Fri. (10), 10:30 pm. R$100.00 to R$440.00. Tickets via Woohoo!.
Bikini and None of Us
With almost forty years of friendship, the bands perform at Casa da Barra. The Gauchos of Não de Nós present hits such as Camila, Camila, The Marble Astronaut It is I’ll Let You Gowhile the Cariocas of Biquíni remember hits like Gale Wind, Janaína It is In the World of the Moon.
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Qualistage. Via Parque. Avenida Ayrton Senna, 3000, Barra. Fri. (10), 9:30 pm. R$90.00 to R$320.00. Tickets via Ticketmaster.
Chico Brown
The singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist presents the show Time Machinein which he explores hits from the past and his own compositions recorded by some of his most illustrious partners, such as Marisa Monte (with whom he wrote songs such as Calm) and Chico Buarque (his grandfather, with whom he raised Massarandupió).
Manouche. Camolese House. Rua Jardim Botânico, 983. Sat. (11), 9pm. R$ Tickets via Olha o Ingresso.
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Lany
Formed by Paul Jason Klein and Jake Clifford Goss, the American duo (the name is a combination of the acronyms of New York and Los Angeles) brings their indie-influenced pop to Rio for the first time.
Flying Circus. Rua dos Arcos, s/nº, Lapa. Thu. (9), 9pm. R$ 140.00 to R$ 280.00. Tickets via Eventim.
Louis Tomlinson
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One of the founders of the extinct band One Direction, the singer brings his new tour to Rio, Faith in the Future, two years after performing here. The English singer-songwriter’s repertoire combines songs from the album that gives the show its name, such as The Greatest It is Bigger Than Me; songs from his first solo album, including Kill My Mind It is We Made It; and hits from his former group, such as Drag Me Down, Night Changes It is Where Do Broken Hearts Go.
Farmasi Arena. Avenida Embaixador Abelardo Bueno, 3401, Barra. Wed. (8), 8pm. R$ 155.00 to R$ 720.00. Tickets via Livepass.
Lobão
The artist presents the show 50 Anos de Vida Bandida, in which he celebrates his five decades on the road. Accompanied by Guto Passos (bass and vocals) and Armando Cardoso (drums), the musician breaks down all periods of his career, from the band Vímana, through Blitz and all his solo albums. The opening is by a contemporary of Lobão, the singer and composer Arnaldo Brandão. During breaks, DJ Roberto Mahr.
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Flying Circus. Rua dos Arcos, s/nº, Lapa. Sat. (11), 8pm. R$100.00 to R$200.00. Tickets via Eventim.
Luan Santana
The singer and composer brings to Rio the Luan City Festival, in which, in addition to presenting his show, he welcomes guests such as Mumuzinho, Dennis DJ and Kevin O Chris. The repertoire includes hits such as God is so good, Half term It is Gonna Cry in the Carnew songs and some surprises.
Apoteosis Square. Rua Marquês de Sapucaí, 36, Cidade Nova. Thu. (9), 5pm. R$90.00 to R$460.00. Tickets for Q2.
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Mart’nália in Quartet
The singer debuts the Quintas Sonoras project, which will bring weekly shows to Cidade das Artes until August. Alongside the quartet formed by Humberto Mirabelli (guitar, guitar and vocals), Luiz Otávio (piano, cavaco and vocals), Alexandre Katatau (bass) and Macaco Branco (percussion), the artist presents hits such as Hanger, Why cry It is Where have you beenbetween others.
City of Arts. Chamber Theatre. Avenida das Américas, 5300, Barra. Thu. (9), 8:30 pm. R$70.00 to R$160.00. Tickets via Sympla.
Tiganá Santana
The singer and composer from Bahia makes the national debut of his new show, Night Hunt, based on the album of the same name recorded in Serpa (Portugal) and recently released by the Swedish label Ajabu!. In the show, only string instruments, with Tiganá (voice and guitar) taking the stage accompanied by Ldson Galter (bass), Vanessa Ferreira (bass), Juninho Costa Junix (guitars) and Mônica Agena (guitars).
Firjan Sesi Theatre. Avenida Graça Aranha, 1, Centro. Wed. (8), 7pm. R$20.00 to R$40.00. Tickets via Sympla.
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