With 28 years on the road, albums and stages, the Forgotten Boys celebrate their journey and their best phase with a free show at the Centro Cultural São Paulo (CCSP) on July 23rd (Wednesday), at 7pm. Tickets can be picked up from 5pm at the box office.
The band's last performance at the iconic Adoniran Barbosa hall was in 2019, with a full house celebrating its 20-odd anniversary.
At the end of 2024, they released the acclaimed album Click Clack , with two sold-out shows at Sesc Avenida Paulista, focused on the new repertoire. The album was produced and mixed by drummer Chuck Hipolitho and was recorded live at Artsy Club Studios in São Paulo, earning a feature in the Folha Ilustrada supplement.
This time, at CCSP, the group promises a special set with the greatest hits that have marked their history since 1997 and the revival of some very rare live performances. In their current lineup, Gustavo Riviera , Chuck Hipolitho, Dionísio Dazul , and Zé Mazzei take the stage to show why they remain one of the most relevant names in Brazilian alternative rock.
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