Oingo Boingo Former Members arrives in São Paulo on May 29th, with a show at Espaço Unimed.
Featuring five members of the original lineup — except Danny Elfman — the band is coming to the country for their farewell tour, after a twenty-nine-year hiatus.
The first time they came here was in 1990, with four shows and over fifty thousand people in attendance.
Fans of the band can expect classics like “Dead Man's Party”, “Weird Science”, “We Close Our Eyes”, “Only a Lad”, “Just Another Day”, “Stay”, “Out Of Control”, “Who Do You Want To Be”, “Gratitude”, “Private Life”.
In addition to São Paulo, the group will also perform in Rio de Janeiro (Qualistage), Curitiba (Teatro Positivo), Porto Alegre (Teatro Araújo Viana), and Ribeirão Preto (venue to be confirmed).
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Oingo Boingo Former Members with farewell tour at Espaço Unimed
Show: Oingo Boingo Former Members with farewell tour at Espaço Unimed
Date: May 29, 2024 (Wednesday)
Doors open at 8:30 PM
Show starts at 10:30 PM
Location : Unimed Space (Rua Tagipuru, 795 – Barra Funda – São Paulo – SP)
Accessibility for disabled people: yes
Rating: 18+
Tickets: General Admission (1st batch): R$ 320.00 (full price) and R$160.00 (half price) | Premium General Admission (1st batch): R$ 480.00 (full price) and R$240.00 (half price) | Box Seats A: R$ 580.00 (full price and individual) | Box Seats B: R$ 580.00 (full price and individual).
Ticket purchases : At the Espaço Unimed box office (Monday to Saturday, from 10 am to 7 pm – no convenience fee) or online through the Ticket360 website > Events > Category > Espaço Unimed
Payment Methods: Cash, Credit and Debit Cards, Visa, Visa Electron, MasterCard, Diners Club, Redeshop. Checks are not accepted. Prohibited Items : Professional or semi-professional cameras (large cameras with external zoom or interchangeable lenses), video cameras, audio recorders, laser pens, any type of tripod, selfie sticks, team shirts, chains and belts, plastic bottles, alcoholic beverages, toxic substances, fireworks, flammable materials in general, objects that may cause injury, firearms, bladed weapons, glass cups and glass in general, whole fruits, aluminum cans, umbrellas, newspapers, magazines, flags and banners, motorcycle helmets and similar items.
