Matteo Bocelli Plays Four Brazilian Cities in October, Not Two
Key Facts
- What happened. Matteo Bocelli plays four Brazilian cities in late October, on the Falling in Love tour.
- How it grew. It was announced in March as a single São Paulo show. Three cities were added later.
- What it costs. Rio starts at R$336 (about US$66). The top São Paulo seat is R$1,108 (about US$218).
- The catch. This is not an Andrea Bocelli concert. His father is not on any of these dates.
- Who is turned away. Rio is 18 and over. São Paulo and Curitiba admit from 16.
- What comes first. The Latin American leg opens in Santiago on October 21, at a newly renamed arena.
Matteo Bocelli brings the Falling in Love tour to Brazil in late October for four theatre shows. Most listings still say two, and the age limit changes between cities.
These are deliberately small rooms, and the tour sells them that way. Anyone booking at the top price should know exactly whose voice they are paying for.
Four Cities, Not One
São Paulo comes first, on Saturday October 24 at the Tokio Marine Hall. Curitiba follows on Tuesday the 27th at the Teatro Positivo.
Rio de Janeiro is Thursday October 29 at Vivo Rio. Belo Horizonte closes the run on Saturday the 31st, at the Grande Teatro in the Palácio das Artes.
Doors open at 19:00 and the show starts at 21:00 at all four. The official Brazilian tour site calls them four exclusive shows.
The run was announced in March as a single São Paulo date. Curitiba, Rio and Belo Horizonte were added later, which is why older listings are short.
What It Costs
Rio has the widest spread and the cheapest way in. Camarote C starts at R$336 (about US$66) and the top tier reaches R$1,097 (about US$216).
In between, Rio runs Frisas at R$380 (about US$75), Setor 03 at R$560 (about US$110) and Setor 01 at R$784 (about US$154).
São Paulo starts higher. Setor 03 is R$358 (about US$70), Setor 02 is R$448 (about US$88) and Setor 01 is R$728 (about US$143).
The top São Paulo tier, VIP Premium, is R$1,108 (about US$218). That is roughly five times the entry price of his 2024 Brazilian shows.
Curitiba publishes one tier clearly: R$550 plus a R$71 fee, so R$621 all in (about US$122). The seller there adds a booking fee, while the São Paulo and Rio seller does not.
Conversions use 5.0856 reais to the US dollar, the Banco Central closing rate for September 8, 2026.
Belo Horizonte prices had not appeared in readable form at the time of writing. Neither had on-sale dates for three of the four cities.
The Age Limit Changes Between Cities
Rio is 18 and over. That is stricter than the rest of the run and easy to miss.
São Paulo and Curitiba are 16 and over. Curitiba prints the usual carve-out for younger children with a parent or legal guardian.
No age rating was published for Belo Horizonte at the time of writing. Check before booking for a family.
The meia-entrada, Brazil’s half-price entitlement, applies at every date and is exactly fifty per cent.
It is not a discount foreigners can generally use. It covers students, the young, the old and people with disabilities, and documents are checked at the door.
What the Show Is Not
This is not an Andrea Bocelli concert, and the price of the top tier makes that worth stating plainly. His father is not on any of these dates.
The difference starts with the rooms. The Tokio Marine Hall holds 4,000, and the other three are theatres.
Andrea Bocelli plays arenas and stadiums. His own 2026 anniversary tour is an arena run, and he sang at the Winter Olympics opening in February.
The format differs too. Matteo plays a pop-classical crossover set of his own material, not an operatic programme with a symphony orchestra and guest sopranos.
He has appeared in Brazil before as a guest in his father’s shows. He headlined his own first Brazilian run in October 2024.
Who He Is
Matteo Bocelli was born in Forte dei Marmi, in Tuscany, in October 1997. He turns 29 sixteen days before the São Paulo show.
He is the second son of the tenor Andrea Bocelli. His first release was a family Christmas record in 2022, made with his father and his sister Virginia.
His solo debut came in September 2023, an album simply called Matteo. That distinction matters, because the Christmas record is often miscalled his debut.
The current album, Falling in Love, came out in September 2025 on Decca. He co-wrote every original track on it.
One song lands differently in Brazil. His duet version of Mi Historia Entre Tus Dedos is the Grignani song Brazilians know as Quem de Nós Dois.
The Venues, and One Common Mix-Up
The Tokio Marine Hall is in Santo Amaro, in the south of São Paulo, at Rua Bragança Paulista 1281. It is the former Tom Brasil, and before that the HSBC Brasil.
It is not the former Citibank Hall, and the two are regularly confused. That building is a different, larger venue on Avenida das Nações Unidas, now called Vibra São Paulo.
Vivo Rio sits on Avenida Infante Dom Henrique in the Parque do Flamengo, a short distance from the city centre.
The Curitiba show is at the Teatro Positivo in Campo Comprido. Belo Horizonte is at the Palácio das Artes on Avenida Afonso Pena.
The Latin American leg opens in Santiago on October 21, at the arena in Parque O’Higgins. That venue was renamed the Santander Arena on September 6, so both names are still circulating.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Brazilian shows are there?
Four: São Paulo on October 24, Curitiba on the 27th, Rio de Janeiro on the 29th and Belo Horizonte on the 31st. Doors are at 19:00 and shows start at 21:00.
Is Andrea Bocelli performing?
No, these are Matteo Bocelli’s own headline shows in theatres and small halls. His father is not on any of the dates.
How much are tickets?
Rio is the cheapest way in, from R$336 (about US$66). São Paulo runs from R$358 (about US$70) to R$1,108 (about US$218) for the top tier.
What is the minimum age?
It differs by city, with Rio at 18 and over while São Paulo and Curitiba admit from 16. Nothing was published for Belo Horizonte at the time of writing.
Sources: Matteo Bocelli Brasil, the official tour site, Matteo Bocelli, official tour dates, Tokio Marine Hall, event page with the full price grid, Fever, São Paulo tickets, Fever, Rio de Janeiro tickets, Vivo Rio, official event page, DiskIngressos, Curitiba tickets, ANSA Brasil, the original single-show announcement
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