C6 no Rock Fills Ibirapuera With 1980s Brazilian Rock This Weekend
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Key Facts
- —Dates Saturday 22 August and Sunday 23 August 2026
- —Start time Gates and shows open at 14:00 both days
- —Venue Outdoor area beside Auditorio Ibirapuera, Parque Ibirapuera, Avenida Pedro Alvares Cabral, Vila Mariana, Sao Paulo
- —Tickets One-day from 180 reais (half price) or 360 reais full; two-day pass from 324 reais half or 648 reais full
- —Buy Online via Eventim, or at the physical box office Bilheteria A, Rua Palestra Italia 200, Agua Branca (Tue-Sat, 10:00-17:00)
Two days of 1980s Brazilian rock in Sao Paulo’s most beloved park, with full-album sets from the era’s biggest names.
C6 no Rock fills Ibirapuera with 1980s Brazilian rock this weekend, bringing the BRock wave back to Sao Paulo’s most iconic park. The festival runs Saturday 22 August and Sunday 23 August 2026, with gates opening at 14:00 each day.
What Is C6 no Rock
C6 no Rock is a two-day festival built around the Brazilian rock of the 1980s, a movement known locally as BRock. It takes place in the outdoor area beside the Auditorio Ibirapuera, inside Parque Ibirapuera, at Avenida Pedro Alvares Cabral, Vila Mariana.
Confirmed headliners include Titas, Os Paralamas do Sucesso, Blitz, Ira. and Plebe Rude.
Each band will perform a landmark 1980s album in full, so expect deep cuts and nostalgia in equal measure.
Dates and Times
The festival happens on Saturday 22 August and Sunday 23 August 2026. Gates and shows start at 14:00 on both days, so plan to arrive early to soak up the park atmosphere.
Since it is winter in Sao Paulo, bring a light jacket for the evening sets. The shows run into the night, so dress in layers.
Ticket Prices and Passes
One-day tickets cost 360 reais full price and 180 reais half price. That works out to about US$69 and US$35, using the exchange rate of 5.1973 reais to the dollar on 20 August 2026.
A two-day festival pass is 648 reais full and 324 reais half, roughly US$125 and US$62. If you plan to see both days, the pass saves you money compared to buying two single-day tickets.
How to Buy Tickets
Tickets are sold online through Eventim, the official ticketing platform. You can also buy in person, with no booking fee.
The box office is Bilheteria A, Rua Palestra Italia 200, Agua Branca. The box office opens Tuesday to Saturday from 10:00 to 17:00, but closes on holidays and on days with other events.
Therefore, check the schedule before making a special trip.
Half-Price Tickets Explained
Meia-entrada is Brazil’s half-price ticket, available to students, over-60s and other qualifying groups on a limited quota. You will need to show valid identification at the entrance, so bring your documents.
The quota is limited, so buy early if you qualify. Even so, the half-price option makes the festival more accessible for many fans.
Who Is Affected
The festival is built for anyone who grew up with 1980s Brazilian rock. Younger listeners curious about the BRock wave are just as welcome.
Because the headliners are performing classic albums in full, expect a crowd of dedicated fans singing every word. Residents of Vila Mariana and nearby neighbourhoods should expect higher foot traffic around Parque Ibirapuera on both days.
If you live close by, consider using public transport or walking, since parking may be scarce.
What It Means for Residents
For expats and nomads, this is a chance to experience a key moment in Brazilian music culture in a beautiful park setting. The festival is part of Sao Paulo’s vibrant live music scene, and it is a great way to connect with locals.
However, be prepared for crowds and noise, especially in the evenings. The park is a public space, so the festival will bring extra activity to the area.
Tips for the Day
Arrive early to get a good spot, since gates open at 14:00 and the shows start immediately. Bring cash or a card for food and drinks, but check the festival’s payment options beforehand.
Wear comfortable shoes because you will be standing and walking in a large outdoor area. Also, remember that the weather can change, so a waterproof layer is a smart idea.
Plan Your Weekend
In short, C6 no Rock is a must for fans of 1980s Brazilian rock, but even casual listeners will enjoy the energy. With two days of music in one of Sao Paulo’s most beautiful parks, it is a perfect weekend outing.
Book your tickets soon, especially if you want the two-day pass. After that, all you need to do is show up and enjoy the BRock revival.
Frequently Asked Questions
What time do gates open for C6 no Rock?
Gates and shows start at 14:00 on both Saturday 22 August and Sunday 23 August 2026. Arrive early to get a good spot and enjoy the park before the music begins.
Can I buy tickets at the venue?
Tickets are sold online through Eventim. There is also a box office at Bilheteria A, Rua Palestra Italia 200, Agua Branca.
Who qualifies for half-price tickets?
Meia-entrada is available to students, over-60s and other qualifying groups, but only on a limited quota. You will need to show valid identification at the entrance to prove your eligibility.
Is there a discount for C6 Bank customers?
C6 Bank customers are reported to pay about 288 reais full and 144 reais half per day. Passes are about 518 reais full and 259.20 reais half.
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Sources: C6 no Rock; Eventim; Brazilian press.
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