To avoid queues, pick up your ticket in advance
With less than a month to go before the start of Rattle That Lock , the first Brazilian tour of Pink Floyd vocalist and guitarist David Gilmour, the Brazilian production announced that the show will be divided into two parts: 70 minutes, a 20-minute intermission, and then another 80 minutes of show. The complete setlist has not yet been released, but Gilmour confirmed that he will alternate songs from his solo career with Pink Floyd's greatest hits.
Gilmour arrives in the country two days before the tour, which begins on December 11th in São Paulo, and will be accompanied by his wife and no less than 150 people, who will join another 150 hired by the national production. The numbers are explained by the grandeur of the show's technical production, with grandiose effects created with light and lasers during the performance.
In the stadiums where the shows will be held, Gilmour will occupy eight dressing rooms and four production rooms. For his meals, the star requested sophisticated menus, with many vegan and vegetarian options, as well as a Brazilian dish, to be suggested by the local production team. Presented by Mercury Concerts, the South American tour will have four dates in Brazil: São Paulo, on December 11th and 12th, at Allianz Parque (there are still a few tickets available for the 11th); Curitiba, on December 14th, at Pedreira Paulo Leminski; and Porto Alegre, on December 16th, at Arena do Grêmio.
Purchase your ticket here for David Gilmour in São Paulo
ATTENTION : The production team advises that those who have purchased tickets but have not yet picked them up should not wait until the last minute to avoid queues at the ticket booths on the day of the show. Tickets can be picked up at all Ingresso Rápido points of sale, except for FNAC stores.