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The Icelandic band will perform on September 13th at the Coliseu do Porto and on the 17th at Campo Pequeno.
The concerts will take place on September 13th at the Coliseu do Porto and on the 17th at Campo Pequeno in Lisbon. The Icelandic band brings their latest album, Átta, to Portugal.
30 years after the release of their debut album 'Alternative Prison', Primitive Reason brought their 'family' together at LAV in Lisbon for a massive celebration of music, regardless of genre: from their melting pot of punk, metal, reggae, ska, and everything else came a thunderous concert that turned a room full of veterans—metalheads, punks, junglists, grunge fans, and alternative music lovers—into a bunch of excited youths.
Boz Boorer, from the punk-era rockabilly band The Polecats, and Sonny George, a rockabilly artist forged in Tennessee between the Planet Rockers and the steering wheel of a truck, join forces this Thursday and Friday at Salão Brazil.
Bryan Adams' European tour will include two new concerts in Portugal, on 18 November at the Super Bock Arena in Porto and on 21 November at the Meo Arena in Lisbon. These dates are in addition to those previously announced by promoter Live Nation for 17 and 20 November. The Canadian musician returns to the country this year with his 'Roll with the Punches' European tour, named after the album released last August. Beyond Portugal, Adams will perform across several European countries starting in September, beginning in Latvia and continuing through Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, Spain, Switzerland, Italy, France, Denmark, Poland, Slovenia, the Czech Republic, Austria, Hungary, and Romania, before concluding in Greece. Tickets for the Porto and Lisbon shows are currently on sale.
Bryan Adams has added two more concerts in Porto and Lisbon to his new tour.
The American band Sunn O))) will return to Portugal in the summer
Megadeth's farewell tour will stop at the Evil Live festival, which this year returns to the MEO Arena in Lisbon.
Everything you need to know about the concerts and festivals lined up for the coming months: a continually updated calendar.
The Portuguese guitarist was honoured at the Grammy Awards for his performance on “Changes”, recorded at Ozzy Osbourne's last concert. Bettencourt says live music is irreplaceable in the face of artificial intelligence.
Everything you need to know about the concerts and festivals lined up for the coming months: a constantly updated schedule.
In the country's largest performance venue, Pedro Abrunhosa and his Comité Caviar placed spirituality at the centre of a three-hour concert in which the brand-new album Inverbo — a record that reflects on matters of the soul — was performed in full. Sometimes a celebration can also be an inward one.
The Marés Vivas festival will no longer take place in Vila Nova de Gaia, announced the mayor, Luís Filipe Menezes, who voiced strong criticism of the organisers. According to Jornal de Notícias, promoter PEV Entertainment has reached an agreement with Matosinhos City Council to stage the event in that city.
The Mayor of Gaia revealed that the Marés Vivas festival will leave the municipality and says he was 'blackmailed'. Matosinhos is in talks with the promoters.
The singer has two special concerts scheduled in Lisbon and Porto in February.
They sold out the Coliseu do Porto and filled Lisbon's Coliseu. NAPA performed new songs and celebrated the best year of their career.
Brazilian singer Marisa Monte returns to Lisbon to give a concert accompanied by an orchestra.
On their debut as headliners at the Coliseu in Lisbon, a week after playing the Coliseu do Porto, NAPA brought pride in their native Madeira and the songs a vast legion of fans can already sing from start to finish. And we’re not even talking about ‘Deslocado’. With special guests and a new album due this year, they are establishing themselves as a certainty on the national music scene.
Actress Daniela Ruah will host the third Michelin Guide Portugal gala, scheduled for 10 March. The ceremony will also feature musical performances by the Madeira-based group Napa.
The Scottish band brings to Portugal their 30th-anniversary tour for the album “If You're Feeling Sinister”, which they will perform in full.
Home News Portuguese Guitar Festival returns Portuguese Guitar Festival returns Guitarist and composer Armandinho (1891-1946) is the honoree of the 2nd edition of the Portuguese Guitar Festival, which takes place in Lisbon on March 6th and 7th, it was announced today.
Portuguese artist Leo Middea is set to present his new album with performances in Lisbon and Porto in March.
Pinho Vargas will perform some of his pieces on the piano in the first part of the concert, and in the second there will be “the possibility of his work being revisited by musicians,” the organisers said.
Everything you need to know about the concerts and festivals scheduled for the coming months: a continuously updated schedule.