Barão Vermelho Encontro Tour Reaches Belo Horizonte, Brazil, September 26–27 — Both Nights Sold Out
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Key Facts
- —What happened Barão Vermelho’s reunited original members play Belo Horizonte on 26 and 27 September 2026.
- —How big Two nights at Arena Hall in Savassi, the last stop on the published tour schedule.
- —What it means One of Brazil’s defining 1980s rock bands is back on stage, with Roberto Frejat singing lead.
- —The catch Both Belo Horizonte nights are sold out, and no later tour date is currently on sale.
- —Who it affects Fans without tickets, and visitors who read a live Eventim page as proof of availability.
- —What comes next Nothing is announced after 27 September, though the band has added dates more than once.
The Barão Vermelho Encontro tour brings the band’s surviving original members to Belo Horizonte on 26 and 27 September. Both nights are sold out.
The Barão Vermelho Encontro tour arrives in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, for two shows on 26 and 27 September. Both nights are already sold out, so read on before you plan anything around them.
What is happening in Belo Horizonte
Barão Vermelho play Arena Hall on Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 September. The venue stands at Avenida Nossa Senhora do Carmo 230, in the central Savassi district.
Sou BH reported on 11 September that both nights begin at 9 p.m. Earlier listings gave an earlier start, so trust the time printed on your ticket.
Some listings call the room BeFly Hall, its newer commercial name. The same arena hosts 5 Seconds of Summer on 20 September.
Eventim is the official ticket seller, online and at its shop in Shopping 5ª Avenida. Listings give that shop as the only box office in the city.
Arena Hall is a covered arena rather than a club, with seated tiers and a standing front area. Expect airport-style bag checks at the gates.
Why this band still matters in Brazil
Barão Vermelho formed in Rio de Janeiro in 1981. They became one of the defining acts of Brazil’s 1980s rock boom.
Their first singer was Cazuza, a lyricist Brazilians still quote from memory. He left the band in 1985 and died in 1990, aged 32.
His writing mixed tenderness, defiance and dark humour. Songs such as “Bete Balanço” and “Pro Dia Nascer Feliz” are standards here, not deep cuts.
The band kept going after Cazuza, and Frejat wrote a second run of hits. That is why the catalogue reaches well beyond the first two records.
If you are new to the country, think of how The Clash are heard in Britain. Older fans in the room will sing every word back at the stage.
Who is on stage, and who is missing
The reunion puts Roberto Frejat on guitar and vocals, Guto Goffi on drums, Maurício Barros on keyboards and Dé Palmeira on bass. That is the surviving core of the early lineup.
Frejat sings lead now. He took the microphone after Cazuza left and has fronted these songs ever since.
Guitarist Fernando Magalhães joins as a guest. He joined the band in 1985, so the billing reads as near-original rather than exact.
Cazuza cannot be replaced, and the band does not pretend otherwise. Keyboardist Maurício Barros said his lyrics and songs would represent him well on stage.
Rolling Stone Brasil published the 31-song opening setlist. It mixed band hits like “Todo Amor Que Houver Nessa Vida” with Cazuza solo songs like “Codinome Beija-Flor”.
The catch: both nights are already gone
The 26 September show sold out within days of going on sale in August. Organisers then added the 27 September date to meet demand.
That second night has gone as well. Sou BH reported on 11 September that both Belo Horizonte dates were fully sold out.
Eventim still shows event pages for the shows, which confuses some buyers. A live listing page does not mean tickets are in stock.
Resellers and street sellers will still offer you seats. Brazilian arenas scan barcodes at the door, so a copied ticket simply fails there.
Face values ran from R$255 (about US$50) for the cheapest seated tier to R$395 (about US$77) for front stage. Currency conversions use the 13 September 2026 rate of 5.11 reais to the US dollar, published by er-api.com.
What to do if you missed the sale
The honest answer is that no other city is on sale right now. The Barão Vermelho Encontro tour began in Rio de Janeiro on 30 April 2026.
It has since passed through São Paulo, Porto Alegre, São José in Santa Catarina, Campinas, Ribeirão Preto, Curitiba and Juiz de Fora. Those dates have all been played.
Belo Horizonte is the last stop on the published schedule. Organisers have announced nothing after 27 September.
They have added dates more than once, so a further leg is possible. Watch Eventim’s artist page rather than paying a resale premium today.
If a new city is announced, presales usually open first for Itaú cardholders. General sale follows a day or two later, and the cheap tiers go fast.
What the night is like for a foreign visitor
You do not need Portuguese to enjoy this. The songs run on plain, loud rock choruses that the room carries for you.
Learn two of them beforehand and you will feel part of it. “Pro Dia Nascer Feliz” and “Bete Balanço” are the easiest way in.
Reviews of the Rio de Janeiro opening described a show of more than two hours. Plan your ride home for well after midnight.
Arena Hall is indoors, so weather is not a worry. September nights in Belo Horizonte are mild, and a light jacket is enough.
Savassi itself is worth arriving early for. The streets around the venue are full of bars and small restaurants that stay open late.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Barão Vermelho show in Belo Horizonte sold out?
Yes. Sou BH reported on 11 September 2026 that both the 26 and 27 September nights at Arena Hall are sold out.
Who sings in Barão Vermelho now?
Roberto Frejat sings lead and plays guitar. Cazuza, the band’s first singer, left in 1985 and died in 1990.
Where is Arena Hall in Belo Horizonte?
At Avenida Nossa Senhora do Carmo 230, in the central Savassi district. Some listings now use its newer name, BeFly Hall.
Are there other Encontro tour dates left in 2026?
Not on the published schedule. Belo Horizonte on 27 September is the last announced date, although the band has added shows before.
Sources: Sou BH (11 September 2026), O Tempo, Agenda BH, Rolling Stone Brasil, Billboard Brasil, Eventim Brasil, er-api.com exchange rates.
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