Ivete Sangalo Plays Salvador on 14 November 2026

EXPATS & NOMADS · SALVADOR
Key Facts
- Date Saturday 14 November 2026, in the afternoon.
- Venue Wet Salvador (listed as Wet Eventos), Avenida Luís Viana Filho 9,581, Paralela district, Salvador, Bahia.
- Tickets Ingresse is the official seller, with an Open Bar sector (18+) and an Arena sector (16+).
- Prices From R$145 (about US$29) plus a service fee; Open Bar R$415 (about US$82).
- Start 2 p.m. is the listed start; one reseller still shows the time as to be confirmed. No gate time is published.
- Guests Diggo and Uel are the first guests named for the Salvador date.
- For US visitors US citizens need a visa for Brazil, approved before departure; check the e-visa portal before booking flights.
- Power Index Brazil ranks 1st of 14 in The Rio Times Latin America Power Index, with 75.0 points (October 2026 edition).
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Ivete Sangalo Salvador 2026 comes down to one Saturday afternoon of samba on 14 November, with the guests Diggo and Uel already named. This guide gives the date, the venue, the two ticket sectors and what a US visitor needs to know.
Ivete Sangalo plays Salvador on Saturday 14 November 2026 with Ivete Clareou, her all-samba show, at Wet Salvador on Avenida Paralela. Tickets sell on Ingresse from R$145 (about US$29) plus a service fee, and the Open Bar sector costs R$415 (about US$82).
Ivete Clareou: The Samba Project Comes Back to Salvador
Ivete Clareou is the samba project of Ivete Sangalo, the Bahian singer who has filled stages across Brazil. The events agenda of the Salvador da Bahia tourism site describes it as a move away from the trio elétrico format, the sound truck of Carnival, towards the logic of the roda, the circle in which a samba afternoon is built around shared songs.
The agenda says the repertoire is guided by musical affections, audience participation and guests who cross the performance. It adds that the project grows out of the singer’s long bond with the genre and works as an extension of it.
This is the second Salvador edition of the project. In the first, Ivete sang a samba repertoire inspired by names such as Clara Nunes and Alcione, according to Alô Alô Bahia, while the tour’s organisers say the debut run drew more than 50,000 people.
Who Joins Ivete on Stage
Two guests are confirmed so far, Diggo and Uel, both announced in the week of 13 October. Alô Alô Bahia describes Uel as the winner of the reality show Estrelas da Casa and Diggo as the singer behind Hipnotiza, a hit made with Léo Santana.
Bahia Notícias calls the pair two names of Bahian pagode, a style that grew out of samba. Alô Alô Bahia presents them as the first guests confirmed, so the list may still grow before the night.
The musical direction of the tour is by Bóris Farias, according to Bahia Notícias. Ingresse credits the project to the companies IESSI and Super Sounds, and no set list or running order has been published.
Tickets, Sectors and What They Cost
Tickets are sold on Ingresse, the platform named on the tour’s own sales page. Bahia Notícias lists prices from R$145 (about US$29) plus a service fee, with the Open Bar sector at R$415 (about US$82), at the Central Bank of Brazil reference rate of about R$5.08 to the dollar on Friday 16 October.
The Open Bar sector is for guests aged 18 and over, and its price includes water, soft drinks, beer, vodka, gin, whisky, energy drinks and tonic. It has its own bars and toilets, access to the front of the stage and no access to other sectors.
The Arena sector is for guests aged 16 and over and sells drinks at the bar separately. It also has its own bars and toilets and front-of-stage access, and it does not allow entry to other sectors.
The reseller RBX Eventos shows a lowest price of R$135 (about US$27) next to a coupon code, below the R$145 (about US$29) given by Bahia Notícias. The gap is not explained, so buyers should check the final price at the Ingresse checkout before paying.
Discounts and Who Can Use Them
Half-price tickets are available with proof at purchase and at the gate for students, people with disabilities and a companion, low-income young people registered in CadÚnico, municipal teachers, blood donors, people with cancer and older people. The tour’s sales page tells buyers to check the half-price law of their own state.
A solidarity ticket gives a discount on the full price in return for 1 kg of non-perishable food handed in on the day, subject to availability. Bradesco customers with its debit and credit cards get 15 percent off when they enter their payment details.
Buyers also agree that their name, CPF taxpayer number, email and telephone may be shared with the organiser for later marketing. Foreign buyers should check at checkout whether Ingresse accepts a passport number in place of a CPF, which this desk could not test.
The Venue on Avenida Paralela and How to Get There
The show is at Wet Salvador, listed as Wet Eventos at Avenida Luís Viana Filho 9,581 in the Paralela district. The Salvador da Bahia tourism agenda gives a start from 2 p.m., while the RBX Eventos listing still says the time is to be confirmed.
A local venue guide describes a site of 150,000 square metres with room for up to 20,000 people, a food court, a VIP area, boxes and a large car park. The guide is undated and the organisers have published no capacity for this show, so the figure is indicative only.
The same guide puts the site about 13 km from Salvador airport and says it can be reached by car, taxi, ride app or public bus. Visitors without a car will find a ride app or an arranged transfer the simplest option for a daytime show on a busy avenue.
A Tour With Nine Dates in 2026
Ivete Clareou has nine dates in 2026, starting in Florianópolis on 4 April and passing through Recife on 18 April, Rio de Janeiro on 1 May, São Paulo on 22 August, Belo Horizonte on 19 September and Fortaleza on 10 October. After Salvador the tour continues to Ribeirão Preto on 28 November and Campinas on 12 December, according to the Ingresse tour page.
The dates were announced in January 2026 and sales opened on 27 January through Ingresse. What is new this month is the guest list for Salvador, announced on 13 October.
Tips for US and Foreign Visitors
The US State Department’s Brazil page says US citizens need a visa for Brazil whatever the purpose of travel, and that it must be approved before departure. The page, marked as last updated on 20 August 2025 and read on 17 October 2026, also asks for a passport valid on arrival with at least one blank page.
Our Brazil visa guide for US citizens covers the application steps. Brazil’s official e-visa portal remains the place to confirm the current fee and processing time before booking flights.
The same State Department page carried a Level 2 advisory, exercise increased caution, dated 29 May 2025 and citing crime and kidnapping. For a daytime show the usual precautions apply: carry a copy of the passport rather than the original, keep one card and one phone on you, and agree the ride home before the encore.
Visitors planning more than one Bahia date can read our guide Salvador Carnival 2027 Tickets for 4 to 9 February. It covers the 2027 Carnival, a far larger event than a single samba afternoon.
What Is Not Confirmed Yet
The start time is the first open point: the Salvador da Bahia tourism agenda says 2 p.m., while the reseller RBX Eventos lists the time as to be confirmed. No gate-opening time, set list or running order has been published.
More guests may still be announced, because Diggo and Uel were named as the first. No capacity, sold-out status or prices beyond the two figures above could be confirmed, since the Ingresse event page itself could not be opened by this desk.
Prices for the Arena sector and any later ticket batches are not published in the sources we opened. Rules for minors, bags and re-entry are also unstated, so check the Ingresse page and the tour’s Instagram account, @iveteclareou, closer to the date.
Frequently Asked Questions
When and where does Ivete Sangalo play in Salvador?
Ivete Sangalo plays Salvador on Saturday 14 November 2026 at Wet Salvador, on Avenida Luís Viana Filho in the Paralela district. The Salvador da Bahia tourism agenda lists a start from 2 p.m., though the RBX Eventos listing still says the time is to be confirmed.
How much are Ivete Clareou tickets in Salvador?
Tickets on Ingresse start at R$145 (about US$29) plus a service fee, and the Open Bar sector is listed at R$415 (about US$82). Half-price, solidarity and Bradesco-card discounts apply to some buyers.
Do US citizens need a visa to attend?
Yes, the US State Department’s Brazil page says US citizens need a visa for Brazil whatever the purpose of travel, approved before departure. The page was last updated on 20 August 2025, so confirm the current rule on Brazil’s e-visa portal before booking.
Sources: Ingresse: Ivete Clareou tour 2026 · RBX Eventos: Ivete Clareou Salvador · Partiu pra Boa: Ivete Clareou Salvador · Salvador da Bahia: events agenda · Bahia Notícias, 15 October 2026 · Alô Alô Bahia, 14 October 2026 · Bahia Terra: Wet Salvador venue guide · US State Department: Brazil country page · Central Bank of Brazil: reference rate, 16 October 2026. Prices and details checked on 17 October 2026.
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