If you’re “desperate” for a ticket to see Linkin Park or Katy Perry at Rock in Rio Lisbon, relax: although single-day tickets (lawn) and weekend passes for the first weekend (June 20 and 21) are already sold out, there are still some options available, such as tickets for the Comfort Zone on June 20, 27, and 28, or VIP tickets for all days, including the days featuring these two major artists.
As for daily tickets, only for the second weekend are there still general admission tickets available for June 27 and 28, including weekend passes.
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That said, it’s true— Rock in Rio Lisbon is getting closer and closer, and this year we have every reason to be excited because the organizers have surprised us with several treats, especially Legends Day, but that’s not all.
If the lineup was already stellar, one of the most recent confirmations has continued to raise the bar for an edition that promises to be unforgettable. Bárbara Bandeira has also joined the 11th edition of the world’s largest music and entertainment festival, taking place at Parque Tejo on June 20, 21, 27, and 28.
We’ll find out everything, bit by bit!
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Get to Cidade do Rock for €2?
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Getting to Cidade do Rock has never been easier! This year, the Rock in Rio Lisbon organizers have teamed up with CARRIS to create an Official Shuttle: comfortable, fast, and affordable. So, you can already secure your advance round-trip ticket for just €2 for purchases made by June 14.
From June 15 until the last day of the world’s biggest music and entertainment festival, the round-trip will remain available for €4. The service departs from Gare do Oriente (between 12 p.m. and 11 p.m.) on festival daysand from Cidade do Rock (Parque Tejo, between 8 p.m. and 3 a.m., with service extended until 4 a.m. on June 27).
Tip from Lisboa Secreta: you can leave your car at Telpark lots or take public transportation to Gare do Oriente, and from there, the CARRIS shuttle will take care of the rest!
A special day for rock fans
On June 21 (already sold out), the spotlight is on rock sounds, featuring the legendary Linkin Park, as well as Cypress Hill, The Pretty Reckless, and Grandson.
In addition, metal enthusiasts can mosh to the sound of Sepultura; and there are other acts that promise to leave no one indifferent, such as P.O.D., Dealema, Kaiser Chiefs, Hoobastank, Blasted Mechanism, Tara Perdida, and more.
June 21 will undoubtedly be historic. We are extremely happy with the extraordinary public turnout; it is the fastest-selling-out day in the entire history of Rock in Rio Lisbon. This result reinforces that our commitment to experiences designed for different audiences has been a success. “ We feel a tremendous enthusiasm from the people, and everything points to an absolutely unforgettable celebration,” said Roberta Medina, Executive Vice President of Rock in Rio, in a statement.
A Brief Retrospective
Although June 21 is sold out (for both single-day tickets and passes), don’t despair, as the lineup for the 11th edition of Rock in Rio Lisbon has plenty of great music in store for all ages. On June 20, which marks the official start of the festival, pop sounds will take center stage with Katy Perry. Then , on June 27, Legends Day arrives, featuring icons like Rod Stewart, Cyndi Lauper, and 4 Non Blondes, among others.
To end on a high note, June 28 is dedicated to the best of urban music, featuring 21 Savage, Central Cee, Rema, and Matuê. And because going to Rock in Rio Lisbon is synonymous with experiencing a variety of unforgettable moments, the organizers have prepared plenty of new features and surprises.
The show also takes place in the air
Among the main new features of Rock in Rio Lisbon is The Flight, a brand-new aerial show created exclusively for the festival’s 11th edition. But what does it consist of?
Every day, between 8 p.m. and 9 p.m., five Yak 52 aircraft will cross the skies of Lisbon in an acrobatic choreography synchronized with an original soundtrack and pyrotechnics in the clearing of the Palco Mundo stage.
However, so you don’t miss a single moment, let’s now review the lineup of artists by day and stage.
Palco Mundo
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The Palco Mundo stage at Rock in Rio Lisbonhas hosted historic and memorable shows over the years.Some of the highlights include international artists such as Paul McCartney, The Rolling Stones, Bruce Springsteen, Metallica, Queen + Adam Lambert, Robbie Williams, Amy Winehouse, Elton John, Ed Sheeran, Muse, Katy Perry, Bruno Mars, Linkin Park, and Black Eyed Peas, as well as major national acts.
Let’s take a look at the lineup for Rock in Rio 2026?
June 20 (Saturday):
Katy Perry
Many years have passed since the release of the smash hit single “I Kissed a Girl” (2010). However, Katy Perry’s voice and charisma have always remained at the top, establishing her as one of the most influential pop artists of the 21st century. With a career full of hits, it is estimated that the American artist has sold over 151 million records (albums and singles) worldwide. “Teenage Dream,” “Firework,” and “California Gurls” are just a few of Katy Perry’s many globalhits.
Charlie Puth
Charlie Puth is returning to the Palco Mundo stage on June 20, ten years after his debut at Rock in Rio. The star returns to Portugal as one of the biggest hitmakers on the planet to kick off his new European tour. With over 35 billion streams and a resume that includes the global hit “See You Again” and collaborations with Justin Bieber and Jung Kook, Puth is in the prime of his career, with a concert that will serve as a showcase for his new album, “Whatever’s Clever!”
Pedro Sampaio
Brazilian star Pedro Sampaiowill take the stage on the same day as Katy Perry, June 20. The DJ, producer, and singer became known for the electrifying energy he injects into his mix of funk and other cultural rhythms from Brazil. “Dançarina” and “Pocpoc” are among his biggest hits. It’s also worth noting that Pedro Sampaio plans to “create the world’s biggest wave” at Rock in Rio Lisbon 2026.
Calema
Formed by brothers Fradique and António Mendes Ferreira, natives of São Tomé and Príncipe, the Portugal-based musical duo rose to prominence with the song “A Nossa Dança,” becoming a regular fixture on national and internationalcharts for Portuguese-language music. With a sound that blends African influences and modern pop, Calema has won over audiences in many countries, celebrating 15 years of their career in 2024 with sold-out shows and a trajectory marked by success, innovation, and a strong emotional connection to their cultural roots.
June 21 (Sunday):
Linkin Park
Theband that shaped generations with true anthems like “In The End” and “Numb” is back for a new era. With Mike Shinoda and the rest of the core group (Brad Delson, Dave Farrell, Joe Hahn), Emily Armstrong now takes the lead on vocals. In this context, the latest album “From Zero” marks a new chapter in Linkin Park’s history, without diminishing their resounding legacy in the world of nu metal and alternative rock.
Cypress Hill
The legendary hip-hop band formed in Los Angeles in 1988 was a pioneer in integrating Latin elements into American rap. The group gained worldwide recognition with hits like “Insane in the Brain” and “Hits from the Bong” and was the first Latin hip-hop group to go platinum. With a sound marked by heavy beats, provocative lyrics, and advocacy for cannabis legalization, Cypress Hill has sold approximately 18 million albums, influencing several generations by blending rap, rock, and urban culture.
The Pretty Reckless
The American band led by the iconic Taylor Momsen is confirmed for a historic debut in Portugal on the Palco Mundo stage at Rock in Rio Lisbon on June 21. The group brings its powerful fusion of intense hard rock and raw aesthetics, which catapulted them to success and several #1 hits on the Billboard charts. The setlist promises to include anthems like “Make Me Wanna Die” and “Heaven Knows.” The performance reinforces the power of modern rock with Momsen’s striking presence.
Grandson
A Canadian-American singer, songwriter, and rapper known for blending alternative rock, hip-hop, and electronic music into a powerful, high-energy sound. He launched his career in 2015 and quickly gained notoriety with tracks like “Blood // Water,” standing out for his lyrics with strong social and political themes. Since then, Grandson has released several EPs, the albums “Death of an Optimist” (2020) and “I Love You, I’m Trying” (2023), and has also collaborated with artists such as Mike Shinoda, gathering a legion of fans attuned to his message of social engagement and authenticity.
June 27 (Saturday):
Rod Stewart
British rock and pop singer-songwriter, known for his raspy voice and stage charisma, Rod Stewart kicks off Legends Day at Rock in Rio Lisbon 2026. With a solo career marked by timeless hits such as “Maggie May,” “Sailing,” and “Da Ya Think I’m Sexy?, ” Stewart has sold over 120 million records worldwide over the decades , becoming one of the most influential and popular artists in global music. Outside the United Kingdom, Rod Stewart has a special connection with Portugal, where he has already performed several sold-out concerts.
Cyndi Lauper
Cyndi Lauper, the pop icon behind anthems like “Girls Just Want to Have Fun” and “Time After Time,” has a legendary career that has earned her global acclaim and awards such as the Grammy and the Tony. Currently, the artist is on her “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Farewell Tour,” the tour that marks her farewell to the world’s major stages. It is in this exciting context that Cyndi Lauper is confirmed to perform at Rock in Rio Lisbon on June 27, making this one of the last opportunities for European audiences to celebrate her music and experience firsthand the energy of one of the most influential voices and activists in the history of pop music.
4 Non Blondes
4 Non Blondes, the legendary San Francisco band (1989), will make their Portugal debut as the opening act on the World Stage at Rock in Rio Lisbon on June 27. After decades away from the spotlight, this comeback celebrates the timeless impact of their only studio album, “Bigger, Better, Faster, More?” (1992), and the iconic single “What’s Up?”. A global phenomenon thanks to Linda Perry’s voice, “What’s Up?” reached No. 11 on the Billboard Top 200, sold over six million copies, and influenced 1990s alternative music. Today, it has gone “viral” once again, with this anthem proving its intergenerational power in 2024 by entering the Spotify Billions Club and exploding as a phenomenon on TikTok and Reels. The concert at Rock in Rio Lisbon promises to be a historic moment, uniting nostalgia with the legacy of a song that continues to span generations.
Shaggy
The Jamaican artist’s arrival in Lisbon only further strengthens the already incredible and unique lineup of Legends Day. On June 27, “Mr. Boombastic” brings the Caribbean beat to the World Stage, joining icons like Rod Stewart, Cyndi Lauper, and 4 Non Blondes for a multigenerational celebration. With over 40 million albums sold and legendary status on Spotify, where he ranks alongside Bob Marley as one of the most-streamed reggae artists of all time, Shaggy is the only dancehall artist to have achieved diamond certification. From the classic “It Wasn’t Me” to the viral phenomenon “Banana,” the multiple Grammy winner promises a performance marked by charisma and the hits that dominated the Billboard charts.
June 28 (Sunday):
21 Savage
Grammy winner and multi-platinum superstar 21 Savage is the major headliner for the most urban day in the history of Rock in Rio Lisbon. Making his debut in Portugal and at one of the world’s biggest festivals, the British rapper, songwriter, and music producer will show on stage why he is one of the most influential artists of his generation. Highlights of his career include two number-one hits on the Billboard 200, as well as a 2020 Grammy win in the “Best Rap Song” category for the track “a lot,” featuring J. Cole. The artist brings his latest album, “What Happened To The Streets?”, released in late 2025, promising to set Parque Tejo ablaze with new hits and instant classics.
Central Cee
Another debut on the World Stage, Central Cee brings rap from the streets of London to the biggest stages and charts. Hailing from Shepherd’s Bush, the 2020 singles “Day in the Life” and “Loading” put him on the radar of urban music’s top talents. But the British artist’s rise didn’t stop there. After that, he released other tracks like “Commitment Issues” and “Obsessed With You,” which cemented his success. Among other notable achievements, in 2025, Central Cee released his debut album “Can’t Rush Greatness,” which went straight to number one on the UK charts and to number nine on the Billboard 200.
Rema
Considered a true global phenomenon of Afrobeats, Rema joins the list of high-profile debuts on the World Stage at Rock in Rio Lisbon on June 28. Born in Nigeria, the artist went viral, in particular, with the remix of “Calm Down,” featuring superstar Selena Gomez, reaching the top 3 on the Billboard Hot 100 and surpassing one billion streams. Rema has already sold out iconic venues such as Madison Square Garden in New York and The O2 in London, promising to leave no one indifferent at Parque Tejo.
Matuê
Fans of the new generation of urban music have plenty to smile about, as one of their favorite artists is set to take the World Stage. After selling out the MEO Arena in 2025, Matuê returns to Portugal for an unforgettable show at Rock in Rio Lisbon. Having performed at other renowned festivals such as The Town and Lollapalooza Brazil, Matuê already has several hits to his name, including “É Sal,” “Quer Voar,” and “777-666,” among others.
Music Valley Stage
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The Music Valley Stage stands out as one of the most versatile and innovative spaces at Rock in Rio Lisbon, dedicated to celebrating different musical styles ranging from pop, rock, and funk to electronic and urban music.
This stage hosts emerging artists and established names from the national and international scene, offering late-afternoon and evening performances that turn into true outdoor parties. Music Valley is also the setting for unique experiences, blending concerts, DJ sets, brand activations, and interactive moments that bring the audience closer to the artists, contributing to the festival’s vibrant and inclusive atmosphere.
Let’s see what’s in store for 2026?
June 20 (Saturday):
Alok
Ten years after his debut, Alok returns to Cidade do Rock as the headliner of the Music Valley Stage. Recently voted the 3rd best DJ in the world, the Brazilian star brings his “Keep Art Human” project to Portugal — a show that blends electronic music and technology to celebrate the human essence in the face of Artificial Intelligence. With 6 billion streams and collaborations with artists like the Rolling Stones and Dua Lipa, Alok promises a large-scale sensory experience, marked by visual narratives and the mastery that has made him a global phenomenon.
Audrey Nuna
At 26, Audrey Nuna arrives at the Music Valley Stage on June 20 as a rising star. The artist, who voiced Mira in the animated series “K-Pop Demon Hunters,” brings with her the global hit “Golden,” a track that topped the Billboard charts and won the Golden Globe for Best Original Song in 2025. With 47 million monthly listeners and a sound that blends experimental R&B and futuristic pop, her debut in Portugal marks a pivotal moment in her solo career. With hits like “Damn Right” and “Mine,” Audrey Nuna promises one of the most avant-garde concerts of this year’s festival.
Nena
She is one of today’s most magnetic voices and is preparing for her debut on the Music Valley Stage on June 20. The artist, who won over the country with the hit “Portas do Sol,” arrives at Rock in Rio Lisbon at the height of her rise , establishing herself as an essential figure in the new generation of Portuguese songwriters. Following a memorable appearance at the Festival da Canção and the success of her album “Ao Vivo na Casa da Música,” the singer brings her new project “Um Brinde ao Agora, mas e agora?” to Cidade do Rock . The concert promises to be a celebration of Portuguese music, combining her authentic songwriting with a stage presence that has sold out venues across the country.
Maninho
Singer and guitarist Maninho makes his debut on the Music Valley Stage on June 20, cementing his place as one of the central figures in contemporary music in Portugal. After years of accompanying big names like Marisa Liz, the Brazilian artist based in Portugal has become a massive hit with multi-platinum hits like “Pode Tentar” and “Até ao Fim.” With his new album “Sem Limites,” released in 2025, Maninho promises to bring a show to Cidade do Rock that combines his mastery of the guitar with lyrics that explore vulnerability and everyday life. It is one of the most anticipated performances for fans of the new wave of Portuguese pop that dominates streaming platforms and radio charts.
June 21 (Sunday):
Sepultura
The iconic Brazilian metal band, Sepultura, will deliver a historic performance on the Music Valley Stage at Rock in Rio Lisbon on June 21. This performance will be particularly significant, as it is part of their final tour, celebrating over 40 years of career and a legacy that redefined the genre. Known for anthems that have defined generations, Sepultura promises a powerful and unforgettable final performance, worthy of their legacy. Sepultura’s arrival at Cidade do Rock is a must-see moment for fans, marking the end of an era in global metal.
P.O.D.
The nu-metal band P.O.D. (Payable on Death) is confirmed for the Music Valley Stage at Rock in Rio Lisbon on June 21, marking their return to Portugal. Three-time Grammy nominees and multiple platinum record holders, P.O.D. are one of the most iconic names of their generation, known for their fusion of hard rock, hip-hop, and reggae. The setlist promises classics spanning decades, such as “Alive,” “Youth of the Nation,” and “Boom,” filled with messages of unity and energy. P.O.D. also promises a show that will have the audience buzzing with nostalgia and the power of 2000srock.
Dealema
Celebrating 30 years of their career, Dealema needs no introduction among fans of Portuguese hip-hop. The group , formed by members from Gaia and Porto , has released several successful albums and is now preparing to launch their new work , “96 ao Infinito,” which includes ten tracks and collaborations with Manuel Cruz, Ace, Zacky Man, Bezegol, and David Cruz.
June 27 (Saturday):
Xutos & Pontapés invite GNR, UHF, and Jamufega
At Rock in Rio Lisbon 2026, Xutos & Pontapés will headline a very special and historic concert on the Music Valley Stage, inviting three of the most legendary bands in Portuguese rock: GNR, UHF, and Jamufega. This performance aims to celebrate the coming together of the biggest names in the national music scene, offering a unique moment of energy and celebration of Portuguese rock.
Jafumega
Formed in 1978 in Porto, Jamufega needs no introduction among fans of Portuguese rock. They are confirmed for the 11th edition of Rock in Rio Lisbon to perform on the Music Valley Stage at the time slot previously scheduled for Táxi, who will no longer be present due to scheduling conflicts. A particular highlight of the band’s career is the album Jáfu’Mega, which includes some of their most iconic tracks, such as “Latin’America” and “Nó Cego.”
June 28 (Sunday):
Filipe Ret
Filipe Ret was recently confirmed as the headliner for the Music Valley Stage on June 28, promising to bring along many of the hits that have marked a career spanning more than 15 years. A native of Rio de Janeiro, in 2022 he won the Best Album of the Year award at the Multishow Awards for “Lume” and was nominated for a Latin Grammy Award in the Best Urban Performance in Portuguese Language category for “Good Vibe.”
Dennis
The Music Valley Stage is set to be bursting with energy with the appearance of Dennis, one of the most influential figures in Brazilian funk. In recent years, the DJ and producer has collaborated with major names in music, such as Ludmilla, Luiza Sonza, and Kevinho. Now, he brings with him his latest album “Submundo do Phonk Vol. 01,” released in 2025 , and the single “Loco Contigo” (released in 2026).
Irina Barros
To end on a high note, the Music Valley Stage will feature the vibrant energy of Irina Barros’s afropop, kizomba, and zouk. With collaborations with artists such as Prodígio, Matias Damásio, and Nelson Freitas, Irina Barros has been solidifying her career and winning the hearts of the Portuguese. In 2025, she also made the list of the 10 most-streamed female artists on Spotify in Portugal and saw her single “Tu e a Lua” remain in the national Airplay Top 10 for three consecutive months. The release of her debut album “Ciclos” was also well-received by the Portuguese public.
Carlão
On June 28, the Music Valley Stage will feature a unique artist— a central figure in the history of Portuguese urban music and founder of the legendary Da Weasel— who will take the stage to celebrate the partnership between the festival and Liga Portugal in a show that promises pure energy. With a career spanning generations, from the phenomenon “Os Tais” to the national hit “Assobia Para o Lado” (Play Award for Best Video), Carlão is currently undergoing a complete reinvention, paving the way for a new album later this year, and promising Rock in Rio a fresh show that blends hip-hop, electronic music, and his Cape Verdean roots.
Super Bock Stage
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In 2026, the beautiful Tejo Stage, a favorite among Rock in Rio Lisbon festivalgoers , will take on a new name and transform to welcome 30,000 fans in a celebration of the 10-year partnership between the festival and Super Bock. In addition to being larger, the new Super Bock Stage will also feature a more relevant musical lineup, reinforcing its role as one of the central pillars in the celebration of national and international music at the City of Rock.
Let’s find out what’s in store there in 2026?
June 20 (Saturday):
Bebe Rexha
At 36, Bebe Rexha is one of today’s most prominent hitmakers, standing out for her versatility and strong presence on the global pop scene. Before establishing herself as a solo artist, she excelled as a songwriter, having contributed to major hits such as “The Monster” with Eminem and Rihanna (2013). But the spotlight would ultimately define her destiny with countless hit songs under her own name, such as “In the Name of Love,” “Say My Name,” and “I’m a Mess,” among others.
Currently, the artist is preparing a new phase of her artistic career that she will bring to the Rock in Rio Lisbon stage for her debut in Portugal. More specifically, we are referring to “Dirty Blonde” —a project that presents a fresh approach to her creative universe—whose single “New Religion,” released in early March, marked the beginning of this new chapter.
Bárbara Bandeira
At just 24 years old, Bárbara Bandeira is already one of the biggest names in contemporary Portuguese pop , standing out for her fusion of identities and sounds. Her career includes several awards and millions of streams across various digital platforms, featuring hits such as “Como Tu” (with Ivandro) and “Carro” (with Dillaz), among others.
In 2023, the young artist released her debut album “Finda,” definitively cementing her status in the national music scene. Now, Bárbara Bandeira is embarking on a new artistic phase with Lusa, an ambitious project divided into four acts that bridges Portugal and Brazil in a musical journey without borders.
NAPA
Hailing from the Pearl of the Atlantic, the Madeirans focus on Indie/Pop/Rock sounds, having made a name for themselves in 2025 when they won the RTP Song Festival with “Deslocado,” representing Portugal at Eurovision and becoming a benchmark for new Portuguese music, especially among displaced and emigrant audiences.
Sofia Camara
At 23, Sofia Camara is a rising star in Portuguese music who first gained recognition by sharing covers and original compositions on social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram. Last year, she released her debut EP “Was I(t) Worth It?”, followed by the EP “Hard to Love”.
She has opened for bands like Bastille in the UK and toured with Lauren Spencer Smith, and is now preparing to shine even brighter at Rock in Rio Lisbon with her powerful, crystal-clear voice.
June 21 (Sunday):
Kaiser Chiefs
The British indie rock band, formed in 2003 in Leeds, England, gained international fame with hits like “I Predict a Riot,” “Ruby,” and “Oh My God.” Inspired by British rock and punk from the 1970s and 1980s, they have released several award-winning albums, including “Employment” (2005), which sold over three million copies and earned them awards such as the Brit Award for Best British Group. The band has established itself as one of the leading names in contemporary British indie rock.
Hoobastank
Hoobastank returns to Portugal to perform on the Super Bock Stage at Rock in Rio Lisbon on June 21, 14 years after their last concert. The band, which defined the 2000s, brings the nostalgia and power of their biggest hit, the single “The Reason” (2003), which was a global phenomenon, having joined the Billions Club on Spotify and YouTube, with over 1 billion streams and views on each platform. The song remains relevant, with viral trends on TikTok and appearances in hit TV shows, keeping the band ’s monthly listener count at over 12 million. The concert promises to be a moment of energy and celebration of rock in the new era of the Super Bock Stage.
Blasted Mechanism
The Portuguese band Blasted Mechanism is confirmed for the Super Bock Stage on June 21, 2026, in a debut that promises to be unique. Known for their bold aesthetic, they fuse alternative rock with electronic music and traditional elements. With a 30-year career, the band is a Golden Globe winner and left its mark on the 2000s generation, now celebrating its 30th anniversary with the promise of a new album, “Blasted ॐ,” in December.
Tara Perdida
Tara Perdida, one of the most iconic names in Portuguese punk rock, returns to the Super Bock Stage at Rock in Rio Lisbon on June 21. Founded in 1995, the band celebrates 30 years of career and a legacy in alternative music, with anthems like “Desalinhado” and “Nasci Hoje.” Their return to the City of Rock promises to bring the energy and nostalgia of 2000s punk rock.
June 27 (Saturday):
Joss Stone
The British singer returns to Portugal as the headliner of the Super Bock Stage at Rock in Rio Lisbon, promising an intimate and memorable show. With a meteoric career, at just 16 she released “The Soul Sessions” (2003), which went Platinum, and cemented her success with “Mind, Body & Soul” (2004), which included the hit “You Had Me.” Winner of a Grammy and two Brit Awards, Stone is one of the best-selling British soul artists of the 2000s, with millions of records sold . Her performance celebrates the artist’s deep connection to Portugal and the power of soulmusic at the festival.
The Wailers
The legendary and iconic The Wailers celebrate 50 years of “Rastaman Vibration” at Rock in Rio Lisbon, with the Parque Tejo venue transforming into a temple of reggae. Confirmed for a historic performance on the Super Bock Stage, they bring their world tour featuring the album that immortalized Bob Marley’s voice worldwide . You can expect an immersive journey through the classics of 1976, in a concert that unites Jamaica’s spiritual legacy with the vibrant energy of Rock in Rio Lisbon—a rare opportunity to hear, live, the authentic sound that defined the genre, performed by the band that made history alongside the King of Reggae.
Belo
With a career spanning over 30 years, Belo is preparing for one of the most exciting performances at Cidade do Rock. The artist, who was the voice of a generation in Grupo Soweto and cemented his solo success with millions of records sold, takes the Super Bock Stage to celebrate the legacy of pagode and samba at one of the world’s biggest festivals. An icon of Brazilian music, Belo brings a repertoire steeped in nostalgia to Lisbon, featuring classics like “Farol das Estrelas” and “Refém do Coração.”
Syro
A Portuguese singer, songwriter, and drummer born in 1995, he made a name for himself on the national music scene with the single “Perto de Mim,” released in 2020. He began his musical career at age 12 as a drummer, joined the band Caelum’s Edge, and, starting in 2018, launched a solo career.
June 28 (Sunday):
Lola Índigo
The confirmation came directly from Madrid during the global “Road to Rock in Rio” campaign that brought the festival to Plaza del Callao, and she will headline on June 28 on the Super Bock Stage. The Spanish sensation, after drawing 120,000 people on her last stadium tour, makes her Lisbon debut with a revamped and visually stunning show. The confirmation reinforces the event’s commitment to the international market and cements Lola Índigo as one of the most influential voices of the new generation, promising to take over Parque Tejo with the energy of La Bruja, La Niña, and El Dragón.
CeeLo Green
A multiple Grammy winner, the unmistakable voice of CeeLo Green will take the stage at the Super Bock Stage on June 28. A highlight of the American artist’s career is his work with the duo Gnarls Barkley, alongside Danger Mouse, which achieved global stardom with the track “Crazy” —a number-one hit in countless countries and one of the most memorable songs of the 2000s. After focusing on his solo career, CeeLo Green resumed his collaboration with Danger Mouse this year to release the album “Atlanta.”
Karetus
Active since 2010, KARETUS is a Portuguese DJ and producer duo formed by Carlos Silva and André Reis. Known for their irreverent musical style, they have collaborated with artists such as Diogo Piçarra, Wet Bed Gang, and Agir, among others.
We promise to keep you updated on all the latest news regarding the lineup and ticket sales for Rock in Rio Lisbon 2026. After all, just like you, we don’t want to miss a thing!