Opeth Plays Espaço Unimed in São Paulo on 6 November
BRAZIL · MUSIC
Key Facts
- —What Swedish progressive metal band Opeth plays its Latin American run in São Paulo.
- —When Friday 6 November 2026. Doors 19:00, show 21:30.
- —Where Espaço Unimed, Rua Tagipuru 795, Barra Funda, São Paulo.
- —Tickets Eventim Brasil and the venue box office, from R$350 (about US$67) for Pista to R$700 (about US$134) for Camarote A, at the RT rate of 2 October 2026 (about R$5.22 per US$). Half price is 50%.
- —Good to know Barra Funda terminal has Metro Line 3 and CPTM trains. Age rules apply.
A Friday night for progressive metal in São Paulo, with Brazil’s other Opeth date in Curitiba the night before.
Opeth play Espaço Unimed in São Paulo, Brazil, on Friday 6 November 2026. Doors open at 19:00 and the show starts at 21:30. Eventim Brasil lists tickets from R$350 (about US$67) for Pista to R$700 (about US$134) for Camarote A.
Who Opeth are
Opeth formed in Stockholm in 1990 and became one of the best-known progressive metal bands in the world. Their songs mix heavy riffs with long, quiet passages and complex arrangements.
Their 2024 album is called The Last Will and Testament. If you are new to the band, expect long songs and a calm, attentive crowd. No support act is confirmed for the São Paulo date.
The Latin American run starts in Santiago on 1 November and continues in Buenos Aires on 3 November. Brazil has two dates, Curitiba on 5 November at the Ópera de Arame and São Paulo on 6 November. The run then moves to Bogotá on 8 November and Mexico City on 11 November.

Tickets step by step
Eventim Brasil is the official online seller, and the Unimed box office also sells tickets without a fee. Pista costs R$350 (about US$67), Premium costs R$560 (about US$107), Mezanino costs R$600 (about US$115), Camarote B costs R$650 (about US$124) and Camarote A costs R$700 (about US$134).
Half-price tickets cost 50% of these prices for eligible groups, with proof. It is not clear from the sources whether online fees are included, so check the total at checkout. Eventim offers instalments of four payments without interest and up to ten with interest.
The dollar values use the RT market rate of 2 October 2026, about R$5.22 per US$.
Venue, age rules and getting there
Espaço Unimed is at Rua Tagipuru 795 in Barra Funda, in the west of São Paulo. It was formerly called Espaço das Américas. Doors open at 19:00 and the show starts at 21:30.
Barra Funda terminal, with Metro Line 3 (Red), CPTM trains and long-distance buses, is the nearest transport hub. Ride-hailing apps are the alternative after the show.
The age rule is 16 for entry without an adult. Younger people must come with a parent or guardian. Bring a photo ID.
What else to do in São Paulo that week
The Memorial da América Latina, in Barra Funda, is a short ride from the venue. Vila Madalena has bars and street art, and the Avenida Paulista has the main museums.
November is early summer, with warm days and heavy afternoon showers. Leave extra time for traffic, because Friday evenings are busy in the west of the city.
When do Opeth play in São Paulo?
Opeth play Espaço Unimed on Friday 6 November 2026. Doors open at 19:00 and the show starts at 21:30.
How much are Opeth tickets in São Paulo?
Eventim Brasil lists R$350 (about US$67) to R$700 (about US$134), at about R$5.22 per US$. Half price is 50%. Check the final total at checkout.
What is the age limit for the Opeth concert?
Entry without an adult is from age 16. Younger people must come with a parent or guardian.
How do I get to Espaço Unimed?
The venue is at Rua Tagipuru 795 in Barra Funda. The Barra Funda terminal has Metro Line 3 (Red), CPTM trains and buses.
Frequently Asked Questions
Related reading: More from Brazil; Opeth in Bogotá, Colombia: Progressive Metal Masters at the Royal Center on November 8, 2026; What to Do in São Paulo in October 2026: BTS, Iron Maiden and the Berliner Philharmoniker; Iron Maiden in São Paulo, Brazil: Two Nights at Nubank Parque on October 25 and 27, Plus Curitiba.
Sources: mercuryconcerts.com, eventim.com.br. Retrieved 2 October 2026.
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