The British band Uriah Heep , an icon of progressive rock and hard rock from the 1970s and 1980s, returns to Brazil in 2025 for a farewell tour that promises to thrill fans of all generations. With over 50 years of career and classics such as "Easy Livin'", "July Morning" and "Lady in Black", the band is preparing to end its journey in grand style, with a series of shows across the country.
The Brazilian leg of the tour includes performances in four cities: São Paulo (April 11, 2025, at Tokio Marine Hall) , Rio de Janeiro (April 9, at Teatro Clara Nunes) , Belo Horizonte (April 13, at Mister Rock) , Porto Alegre (April 10, at Bar Opinião) , and Curitiba (April 12, 2025, at Ópera de Arame) . The tour marks not only the band's farewell to the stage, but also a celebration of their legacy, which has influenced generations of musicians and fans around the world.
Uriah Heep and his visits to Brazil
Uriah Heep has a special relationship with Brazil, a country that has always welcomed the band with enthusiasm and filled concert halls on their previous visits. Their first time on Brazilian soil was in 1989, during the Raging Silence . At the time, the band was already a rock legend, and the shows in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro were marked by electrifying performances of classics like "Gypsy" and "Stealin'".
In 1995 , Uriah Heep returned to Brazil, this time with a revamped lineup and a setlist that included hits like "Lady in Black" and "July Morning." The shows were critically acclaimed, with critics highlighting the energy of vocalist Bernie Shaw and the band's ability to keep the audience captivated from beginning to end.
The band returned to the country in 2004 and 2006 , consolidating their Brazilian fanbase. In 2004, they presented the album Sonic Origami alongside their greatest hits, while in 2006 they focused on classics such as "Easy Livin'" and "The Wizard". Reviews from the time highlighted the band's connection with the audience, who sang along to all the songs, creating a celebratory atmosphere.
In 2014 , Uriah Heep returned to Brazil for a tour that included shows in São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and Porto Alegre. This time, the band presented the album * Into the Wild* alongside their acclaimed hits. The specialized press praised the band's vitality and the precision of their live performances.
Their last visit to the country was in 2023 , when the band presented the album *Chaos & Colour* in a series of sold-out shows in various cities. Fans were able to relive classics like "July Morning" and "Lady in Black," while the band demonstrated that they still maintain the same energy and musical quality as decades ago.
Setlist and Expectations
Fans can expect a setlist packed with hits that have marked rock history. Among the most played songs at their shows are classics like “Easy Livin’”, “July Morning”, “Lady in Black”, “Gypsy”, and “Stealin’”, as well as gems from albums such as Demons and Wizards and The Magician’s Birthday . The current lineup, led by vocalist Bernie Shaw and guitarist Mick Box , the only remaining original member, promises to deliver energetic and emotional performances, with impeccable production that enhances the live experience.
For Brazilians, who have always welcomed the band with affection, this is the last chance to see Uriah Heep live. The farewell tour is not just a goodbye, but a thank you to the fans who have followed the band's journey over the decades. Get ready for an unforgettable night of rock and lots of nostalgia!
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