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Black Label Society Brazil Tour: Six Cities From 10 October 2026

By · September 13, 2026 · 6 min read

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Key Facts

  • What happened Black Label Society play seven shows across six Brazilian cities between 10 and 20 October 2026.
  • How big The venues are clubs and mid-sized halls, and Terra SP holds about 4,000 people.
  • What it means Fans can see guitarist Zakk Wylde in small rooms rather than in a stadium.
  • The catch Each city sells through its own platform, and no single site covers the whole tour.
  • Who it affects Metal fans in Curitiba, Sao Paulo, Belo Horizonte, Brasilia, Rio de Janeiro and Limeira.
  • What comes next The 11 October Zakk Sabbath night is sold out, so check each platform before the October dates.

The Black Label Society Brazil tour runs from 10 to 20 October 2026, in clubs rather than arenas. Here are the confirmed dates, the venues, and the ticket traps for visitors.

A rack of electric guitars on a darkened stage, including the black and white bullseye Les Paul associated with Zakk Wylde.
Zakk Wylde’s guitar rack at a show. The bullseye Les Paul is his signature instrument and travels with the band. (Photo: “Zakk Wylde 1106” by Joanna Corwin (jmcorwin AT verizon DOT net), via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0.)
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Black Label Society Brazil dates are now fixed for October 2026, with seven nights in six cities. Zakk Wylde’s American metal band opens in Curitiba on 10 October and ends in Limeira on 20 October.

The dates, city by city

The run opens in Curitiba on 10 October 2026 at a club called Tork n’ Roll. It closes in Limeira on 20 October at Mirage Eventos.

Belo Horizonte takes 13 October at Mister Rock. Brasilia follows on 15 October at Toinha Brasil Show.

Rio de Janeiro gets 17 October at Sacadura 154, in the Centro district. Sao Paulo then hosts the full band on 18 October at Terra SP.

That adds up to seven nights across six cities. Listings from Wikimetal and Billboard Brasil match on every date and every venue.

Clube do Ingresso still showed the Belo Horizonte, Brasilia and Rio dates on sale this month. Nothing published points to a cancelled or moved show.

Who Zakk Wylde is, and why the name travels

Zakk Wylde is an American guitarist and the leader of Black Label Society. He is best known for his long run as a guitarist for Ozzy Osbourne.

Wikimetal calls him the historic guitarist of Ozzy Osbourne. That connection is why Brazilian metal fans recognise the name.

He also runs a Black Sabbath tribute project called Zakk Sabbath. It has its own night here, and it also opens the Sao Paulo finale.

Dark Chapel opens every show on the Brazilian run. That band is led by guitarist Dario Lorina.

Brazil’s live calendar is crowded, and Sepultura play their final Sao Paulo concert in November. Jorja Smith brings a soul show to Espaco Unimed on 30 October.

The Sao Paulo night that is not the full band

Sao Paulo appears twice on the schedule, and the two nights are not the same thing. The first, on 11 October at Carioca Club, is a Zakk Sabbath show.

Zakk Sabbath is Wylde’s Black Sabbath tribute project. Wikimetal frames that night as a tribute to Ozzy Osbourne.

The Carioca Club night is listed as sold out. Only Zakk Sabbath plays there, so no Black Label Society set is on that bill.

The band’s own show in Sao Paulo comes a week later. It is on 18 October at Terra SP, in the Campo Grande district.

That later night carries both projects. Zakk Wylde plays a Zakk Sabbath set first, then headlines with Black Label Society.

How the ticket sale works, city by city

There is no single box office for this tour. Two separate companies split the six cities between them.

Fastix handles Curitiba and Limeira. Clube do Ingresso handles Sao Paulo, Belo Horizonte, Brasilia and Rio de Janeiro.

Tickets went on sale at 1pm on 20 May 2026. Both platforms opened at the same hour.

The split matters if you want to catch two cities. You will need an account on each site and two separate checkouts.

Venue pages can send you sideways as well. Terra SP links straight through to Clube do Ingresso and takes box bookings over WhatsApp.

What the tickets cost

Clube do Ingresso publishes prices for its four cities. Standing floor tickets, called pista, run from R$600 to R$700 (about US$118 to US$137).

Premium standing and camarote boxes cost more. Those sit between R$700 and R$900 (about US$137 to US$176) at the batches listed this month.

Each city also offers a solidarity ticket, or ingresso solidario. It matches the half price and asks for one kilo of food at the door.

That matters for visitors without Brazilian papers. The food donation replaces the documents that meia-entrada normally demands.

Fastix has published no face value for Curitiba or Limeira. Currency conversions use the 13 September 2026 rate of 5.105 reais to the US dollar.

What visitors should check before paying

One question comes up for almost every foreign buyer here. Will the site demand a CPF, which is the Brazilian individual taxpayer number?

The published Fastix purchase policy asks for a correct full name, a phone number and an email address. It does not list a CPF among those fields.

Clube do Ingresso does not spell out its checkout fields in public. Treat a CPF prompt as possible, and write to the seller if you get blocked.

A service fee sits on top of the face price. Fastix calls it a Taxa de Servico and keeps it as its own revenue.

Half-price entry, known as meia-entrada, is set by federal law 12.933 of 2013. Most categories need Brazilian papers, though people aged 60 and over qualify with any official photo document.

These are clubs, not arenas

No city on this run gets a stadium date. The venues are rock clubs and mid-sized halls.

Terra SP lists a capacity of about 4,000 people. The venue sets an age limit of 18, while the ticket page for that night says 16.

Capacity figures for the other rooms are not published for this tour. Assume club-sized crowds until a seller says otherwise.

Save the addresses before you travel. Sacadura 154 sits on Rua Sacadura Cabral in central Rio de Janeiro.

What is still unclear

Two cities are still the gap. Fastix has published no face value for Curitiba or Limeira.

Door times vary by city. Clube do Ingresso lists 6:30pm in Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo, and 7pm in Belo Horizonte and Brasilia.

No stage times are published anywhere. Terra SP’s own page even carries a show time that contradicts its door time.

Dark Chapel is the only support act named. No guest or second opener has been announced for any city.

Nothing published suggests a cancellation or a change of venue. Check the seller’s page again close to your date.

Frequently Asked Questions

When does Black Label Society play in Brazil?

Between 10 and 20 October 2026, with dates in Curitiba, Sao Paulo, Belo Horizonte, Brasilia, Rio de Janeiro and Limeira.

Where do I buy Black Label Society Brazil tickets?

Fastix sells for Curitiba and Limeira, and Clube do Ingresso for the other four cities. Floor tickets there run R$600 to R$700 (about US$118 to US$137).

Do I need a CPF to buy concert tickets in Brazil?

The published Fastix policy asks only for a full name, a phone number and an email. Clube do Ingresso does not state its checkout fields in public.

Is Zakk Sabbath the same as Black Label Society?

No. Zakk Sabbath is Zakk Wylde’s Black Sabbath tribute project, and it plays the 11 October date at Carioca Club in Sao Paulo.

Sources: Wikimetal, Billboard Brasil, TMDQA!, Terra SP, Clube do Ingresso, Fastix, Bandsintown; see https://www.wikimetal.com.br/black-label-society-anuncia-turne-brasil-outubro/ and https://billboard.com.br/black-label-society-brasil-2026/ and https://terrasp.com/eventos/18-10-black-label-society/ and https://www.clubedoingresso.com/meia-entrada and https://www.clubedoingresso.com/evento/blacklabelsociety-saopaulo

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