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Nova Twins São Paulo Show Set for Cine Joia on 6 September

Nova Twins play their first headline show in Brazil at Cine Joia on 6 September 2026, part of the É Tudo Delas festival with MC Taya and The Mönic. The post Nova Twins São Paulo Show Set for Cine Joia on 6 September appeared first on The Rio Times .

Nova Twins, a British duo consisting of Amy Love and Georgia South, are set to headline a female-focused music festival in São Paulo on 6 September 2026. This is their first headline performance in Brazil and South America. The event, called É Tudo Delas, aims to promote musical exchange among female talent. It will take place at Cine Joia, a venue in the Liberdade district, which is historically known as São Paulo's Japanese quarter.

The concert begins at 6pm (18h in Brazil) and is restricted to attendees aged 18 and over. Tickets range from R$175 to R$310, approximately US$34 to US$60, with half-price and solidarity options available. The duo's São Paulo debut follows their appearance at Rock in Rio on 4 September 2026. They are described as breakout acts in the heavy scene, with Billboard Brasil labeling them as a sensation of new rock.

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