Angra Holy Land Tour: Four Countries in Six Days
Brazil's best-known metal band starts a 30th anniversary run on Friday. Four countries in six days, and a new singer out front. The post Angra Holy Land Tour: Four Countries in Six Days appeared first on The Rio Times .
Brazilian heavy metal band Angra is embarking on a 30th anniversary tour, traveling to four countries in just six days. The tour kicks off on Friday at the free Santa Bárbara Rock Fest in São Paulo state, where fans can catch Angra playing at 23:00. The band has announced Alírio Netto as the new frontman, replacing Fabio Lione who left the group in November 2025. Netto made his debut with Angra in April 2026 to warm reviews.
From there, Angra's tour continues to Argentina, Chile and Peru, playing at the Arena Sur in Buenos Aires, Teatro Teletón in Santiago, and Centro de Convenciones Leguía in Lima. Tickets for the foreign dates range from US$46 to US$84, with balcony tiers already sold out for some venues. The tour returns to Brazil in September, with stops in Campinas, Belo Horizonte, Vitória, Rio de Janeiro and Curitiba.
Ticket prices range from US$14 to US$63, with discounts available for students and disabled visitors at some Brazilian venues.
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