Sepultura’s final show now has a smaller venue. Live Nation Brasil announced that the band’s farewell concert, set for November 7, 2026, in São Paulo, Brazil, has been relocated from the Mercado Livre Arena Pacaembu stadium to the Suhai Music Hall. The stadium holds around 26,000 people, while the new venue has a capacity of just over 9,000.
The announcement outlines the venue change and reassures fans about their existing tickets before detailing the lineup for the night.
“Sepultura’s last show in São Paulo is in a new home,” Live Nation Brasil said. “On November 7th, the band’s farewell is happening now at Suhai Music Hall.”
“Tickets purchased remain valid for the new venue and no exchange is required,” the statement continued. “The night continues with Krisiun, Sacred Reich and Metal Allegiance and special guests, to make history together with Sepultura one last time in São Paulo. See you there!”
The venue change comes as part of a much longer goodbye for the thrash metal pioneers. It caps a farewell run that has spanned continents and years before finally circling back to Brazil.
Sepultura’s farewell run is officially titled “Celebrating Life Through Death,” marking 40 years since the band’s formation. The tour has taken the group through Europe, North America, Australia and South America, closing out one leg after another before arriving at this final Brazilian date.
The November 7 concert has always carried special weight as the symbolic end point of that journey. Frontman Andreas Kisser has spoken about the significance of bringing the farewell full circle in the band’s home country. “We are planning to do a very big show in São Paulo, Brazil, or in Belo Horizonte,” he said. “The idea is to do a very last show in 2026 in São Paulo.”
That ambition for a large-scale celebration is reflected in the night’s lineup. Krisiun, Sacred Reich and Metal Allegiance are set to join Sepultura on stage, alongside additional special guests. Their presence turns the show into a broader tribute to the band’s legacy rather than a solo farewell performance.
The shift to the Suhai Music Hall marks a significant reduction in capacity. Even so, the core spirit of the send-off remains unchanged, as Sepultura and Live Nation Brasil are positioning the night as a definitive celebration of the band’s four-decade career.
