Foo Fighters have announced another show in Brazil this year! Confirmed to perform at The Town , the band will be in Curitiba in September, a few days before the festival.
For the performance, the band will be joined by Garbage and Wet Leg , who are also headlining The Town . This show is the only Foo Fighters performance outside of the event announced so far and will take place on September 7th at the Couto Pereira Stadium, presented by Live Nation Brazil.
At The Town, a festival from the same creators of Rock In Rio, which takes place in the city of São Paulo, Foo Fighters will be the main headliner on Saturday, September 9th.
The band's return to the country is highly anticipated by fans, as Foo Fighters canceled their participation in Lollapalooza Brazil 2022 due to the tragic death of drummer Taylor Hawkins . After a period of mourning, the group recently announced that they will continue their activities .
Recently, the band released their first single since the drummer's death, called "Rescued." The song is part of their new album, But Here We Are , which will be released on June 2nd.
Foo Fighters in Curitiba: ticket prices and where to buy
Ticket prices for the Foo Fighters show in Curitiba range from R$ 220 (half-price for bleachers) to R$ 970 (full price for premium standing area), which can be paid in up to 5 interest-free installments.
Exclusive pre-sale at Foofighters.com begins this Wednesday, May 3rd, at 10 AM. General public sales begin on Thursday, May 4th, at 10 AM online at Eventim and at noon at the official box office (no service fee – Estádio Major Antônio Couto Pereira / Box Office 2).
Service: Foo Fighters in Curitiba
Date: September 7, 2023 (Thursday)
Gates Open: 4 PM
Foo Fighters Start Time: 9 PM
Venue: Couto Pereira Stadium
Address: R. Ubaldino do Amaral, 37 – Alto da Glória, Curitiba – PR
Tickets: from R$ 220.00 (see full table)
Age Rating: 16 years. Children aged 6 to 15 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Rating subject to judicial change.
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