São Paulo Nightlife Guide for Sunday, March 22, 2026

The closing night. Lollapalooza Brasil Day 3 at Autódromo de Interlagos brings the festival full circle with Lorde headlining — the New Zealand songwriter returning to São Paulo with the weight of Pure Heroine, Melodrama and Solar Power behind her — and Kygo delivering the tropical house and electronic pop that has filled stadiums across the globe. This is the final night of a weekend that started with Deftones and Tyler the Creator on Friday, ran through Sabrina Carpenter and Skrillex on Saturday, and now closes with two headliners who work the emotional spectrum from introspection to euphoria. Gates from early afternoon; headliners from 8 pm. CPTM Line 9-Esmeralda to Autódromo station remains the recommended transport. The festival crowd will spill into the city from 11 pm onward.

Sunday at Blue Note SP runs a single session at 7 pm — the intimate format that gives Sunday shows their distinctive character. Tonight it is Kamau presenting “Um de Um”, a show where the rapper and producer revisits different phases of his career with new energy and arrangements. On stage, Kamau is joined by turntable champion Erick Jay and singer DCazz — a Zona Norte voice from São Paulo’s contemporary R&B scene — with a full band balancing organic instrumentation and electronic hip-hop bases. The result is hip-hop reimagined for a listening room: the Blue Note’s Conjunto Nacional stage on Avenida Paulista, where the acoustics serve the lyrics. Tickets via Eventim. Metro Consolação (Line 2-Green).

Sunday at Ó do Borogodó is the gentlest version of the bar — the matinée format runs from 4 pm to 9 pm, samba and choro in the late-afternoon light, the Pinheiros room at its most relaxed. The Sunday crowd is mellower than the weekend-night regulars: families, couples, and samba devotees who come for the music rather than the scene. Cover around R$20. The early 9 pm close means you can pair this with an evening at the Blue Note or a walk through the Pinheiros bar strip. Check @odoborogodobar for tonight’s musicians. Metro Vila Madalena (Line 2-Green) or Faria Lima (Line 4-Yellow).

Sunday at Casa de Francisca is Largo-only: the outdoor terrace bar at Palacete Teresa opens from noon to 7 pm with free entry, vinyl DJs, drinks and the casual atmosphere that makes this one of São Paulo’s most celebrated cultural spaces. The Salão and Sala B are typically dark on Sundays — the Largo carries the day. It is the natural pre-Blue Note or pre-Borogodó stop: drinks in the Sé sunshine before crossing to Paulista or Pinheiros for the evening shows. Metro Sé (Line 1-Blue).

With D-Edge dark and the major late-night circuit shut down for Sunday, Bar Brahma Centro becomes the reliable anchor of the Centro Histórico. Open daily from 11 am to 1 am, with live music, cold chopp, and the classic paulistano botequim atmosphere that has run on Av. São João since the 1940s. On Lollapalooza Sunday, expect festival-goers filtering into the Centro bar circuit from late evening. Metro República.

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