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System of a Down and Faith No More Announce One-Off Show at Brazil’s Historic Maracanã Stadium

The January 2027 concert is currently set to mark Faith No More’s first live performance since 2016. System of a Down and Faith No More Announce One-Off Show at Brazil’s Historic Maracanã Stadium Pedro Camacho

System of a Down and Faith No More Announce One-Off Show at Brazil’s Historic Maracanã Stadium

System of a Down and Faith No More have announced a one-off concert at Brazil’s iconic Maracanã Stadium on January 15th, 2027. This reunion tour, which also includes dates in Australia and New Zealand, marks Faith No More’s first live performance since 2016. Tickets will be available for general sale starting August 21st through Eventim, following a series of Itaú presales that began on August 19th.

The Maracanã show will reunite System of a Down with Brazil less than two years after their "Wake Up! South America Stadium Tour" in 2025, during which the band performed nine shows across the continent, including five in Brazil, drawing a combined 500,000 attendees. Faith No More’s last performance in Brazil was in 2015, when the band played in São Paulo and at Rock in Rio.

This concert is part of a global deal with Brazilian promoter 30e, which also produced System of a Down’s 2025 South American tour. The joint tour will continue in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Wellington through February 7th. Fans can secure tickets and save $20 on their first order of $200 or more using the promo code CONSEQUENCE20 at checkout.

The concert will take place in Rio on 15 January 2027, with special guest Faith No More, and fans are encouraged to sign up for the email list for first access to pre-sale tickets starting August 18th at 10AM BRT. General on-sale begins on August 21st at 12PM BRT.

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