Latest news and stories about live music in Portugal for expats and residents.
Everything you need to know about the concerts and festivals scheduled for the coming months: an agenda that is constantly being updated.
Brazilian singer Chico César will be one of the highlights of the 52nd anniversary celebrations of the Carnation Revolution in the Benfica neighbourhood of Lisbon. The artist will perform on Saturday, April 25th, as part of a cultural programme featuring concerts, theatre, and discussions across the parish. Admission is free. Events run from April 24th to 26th at venues including Palácio Baldaya, Auditório Carlos Paredes, and Espaço Ulmeiro. The programme also includes performances by Stereossauro, Nerve, Cristina Clara, and A Garota Não. Additionally, the exhibition 'Benfica of April: From the Streets to the Constitution' will be on display at Palácio Baldaya from April 9th to 28th.
2 hours and 20 minutes were enough for Tame Impala, Kevin Parker's main project, to show why they are one of the biggest bands in the world today. 'Deadbeat', the album with rave tones, was the theme, and there were plenty of reasons to dance at the Meo Arena in Lisbon on Sunday night. But it was above all to the vast rainbow of psychedelic pop that the audience dedicated their affection, receiving vows of love from the Australian.
Tame Impala returns to Portugal this weekend for two long-sold-out dates: Saturday saw a party in Porto, and Sunday it is Lisbon's turn at the Meo Arena. These concerts are part of a tour that, despite starting from the darkness hanging over 'Deadbeat', the band's latest album by Kevin Parker, promises to envelop the audience in torrents of light. Find out what to expect.
Tame Impala return to Portugal this weekend for two long-sold-out dates: Saturday in Porto at the Super Bock Arena — Pavilhão Rosa Mota, and Sunday in Lisbon at the Meo Arena. The concerts, part of a tour that stems from the darkness of 'Deadbeat', the latest album by Kevin Parker's band, promise to immerse the audience in torrents of light. Find out what to expect.
On her third album, the Guinean singer-songwriter celebrates the freedom won, without forgetting the wounds. The live debut will be on July 24th at B.Leza, in Lisbon.
Everything you need to know about the concerts and festivals scheduled for the coming months: an agenda that is constantly being updated.
Tame Impala returns to Portugal this weekend for two long-sold-out dates: Saturday in Porto at the Super Bock Arena — Pavilhão Rosa Mota, and Sunday in Lisbon at the Meo Arena. The concerts, part of a tour that stems from the darkness surrounding 'Deadbeat', the latest album from Kevin Parker's band, promise to immerse the audience in torrents of light. Find out what to expect.
The Common Ground festival takes place from May 7th to 9th at Casa Capitão in Lisbon. The festival features nearly twenty concerts, some paid, but most with free admission.
The first edition of Jameson Common Ground, an alternative music festival in Lisbon, will mark the return to the stage in May for the Portuguese band Sensible Soccers, who have been on hiatus for several years. Discover the full lineup for the three-day event, which includes both free and ticketed events.
The festival takes place at Casa Capitão between May 7th and 9th. Maria Reis, Leonor Arnaut and Devon Rexi are among the other artists on the lineup. Most of the concerts have free admission.
The Jardins do Marquês Festival in Oeiras, a major summer event in the Greater Lisbon area for Brazilian artists, has confirmed Arnaldo Antunes as a performer for its upcoming edition. The musician and songwriter from São Paulo will perform on June 30, about a year after the release of his album 'Novo Mundo'. A central figure in contemporary Brazilian culture, Antunes is a former member of Titãs and part of the Tribalistas project. He will be accompanied by a band including Curumin, Kiko Dinucci, Chico Salém, Betão Aguiar, and Vitor Araújo. The festival, held at the Marquês de Pombal Palace Gardens, will also feature performances by Raimundos and Baco Exu do Blues.
Everything you need to know about the concerts and festivals scheduled for the coming months: an agenda that is constantly being updated.
Live music and 360-degree projections are set to bring magic back to the Clérigos Church in Porto. The second edition of the 'Clérigos Immersive Concert: Spiritus Vitae – Sounds of Spring' series begins on Thursday, the 26th, with further dates on 31 March and 1, 3, 4, and 6 April. Produced by OCUBO, the event will feature live performances of works by Debussy, Lloyd Webber, and Saint-Saëns, accompanied by multimedia projections that highlight the temple's interior architecture. For the first time, the harp will join the pipe organs, violin, and vocals. Tickets for the spring concerts, recommended for ages 12 and up, cost 23 euros. The church will also host a special Easter programme, including 'Clérigos by Night' tower climbs and sacred music concerts.
Everything you need to know about the concerts and festivals scheduled for the coming months: an agenda that is constantly being updated.
More than 140,000 people have already joined the online waiting list for tickets to Kanye West’s concert at the Estádio do Algarve, scheduled for August 7. The overwhelming demand means The post Over 140,000 join waiting list for Kanye West show in Algarve appeared first on Portugal Resident.
Amidst the noise of a stormy night in Lisbon, the British band Suede proved that intensity is measured by a frontman's ability to turn every song into a physical act of survival, an animalistic Brett Anderson who makes his body an instrument as important as his voice.
Visitors can enter with the symbolic purchase of a native tree and enjoy live music by candlelight, explains the President of Parques de Sintra. The event takes place on March 21st from 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM.
After Dez, the OJL brings together a new group of guests for Bridges. The live premiere is this Saturday in Leiria, featuring Paulo de Carvalho, Tatanka, Samuel Úria, and Kiko Pereira.
Everything you need to know about the concerts and festivals scheduled for the coming months: an agenda that is constantly being updated.
'Ye' is scheduled to return to Portugal for a concert at the Algarve Stadium, in Faro, on August 7th. The information appears on the Bilheteira Online (BOL) website, with the indication of an “exclusive concert” and a link to sign up for a waiting list.
The new album is called “Antidepressants”, and what Suede have been doing throughout their new tour is “Dancing with the Europeans”. At the centre is Brett Anderson, a force of nature who lands this Thursday and Friday in Portugal for concerts in Porto (Super Bock Arena) and Lisbon (Sagres Campo Pequeno). In Spain, those who saw them had no doubts: “No one would say he is a year and a half away from turning 60”. Find out what to expect, watch videos and see the likely setlist.
The webpage highlights the Hard Rock Cafe Lisbon, a vibrant dining and entertainment venue located in the heart of Lisbon, Portugal. Established in 2003, it offers American cuisine, live music, and a rich collection of music memorabilia across multiple floors. The cafe operates daily with extended hours, providing dine-in, take-away, and delivery options. It features various events such as brunch, karaoke nights, and special celebrations, along with a Rock Shop selling merchandise. Located near historic sites and scenic areas, the cafe combines modern entertainment with Lisbon’s cultural charm, making it a popular spot for tourists and locals alike.
Everything you need to know about the concerts and festivals scheduled for the coming months: an agenda that is constantly being updated.
The 30th anniversary celebrations for Placebo will kick off in Portugal with two concerts: September 28 at the Super Bock Arena in Porto and September 29 at the Sagres Campo Pequeno in Lisbon. Celebrating three decades since their debut, the alternative rock band is presenting 'Placebo RE:CREATED', a reinterpretation of their 1996 breakthrough album, due for release on June 19. The 'Placebo 30th Anniversary Tour' will feature 36 shows across Europe, showcasing hits from their first two albums and including tracks not performed live in over 20 years. Tickets go on sale on March 27 at 9:00 AM, with prices ranging from 32 to 50 euros.
Brian Molko's band will play in Porto and Lisbon in September, kicking off their 30th-anniversary tour in Portugal, where they will perform the greatest hits from their first two albums.
Everything you need to know about the concerts and festivals scheduled for the coming months: an agenda that is constantly being updated.
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.
