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Jão comeback, album launch and ticket sellout July 2026

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Brazil’s music scene in July 2026 marked the return of veteran ~~singer‑songwriter~~ singer-songwriter Jão with his fifth studio album, Memórias Póstumas, released on 26 July. The ~~14‑track~~ 14-track record, inspired by the 2025 death of his father Carlos Alberto, opened with the single “Catedral”. A public listening event at Vale do Anhangabaú in São Paulo attracted roughly ~~11 000~~ 11,000 fans, who heard the album ahead of its streaming debut. The supporting tour will launch on 25 September 2026 at the newly built Nubank Parque, featuring the stadium’s first 360° central stage – a concept Jão has cultivated since his SuperTurnê. Ticket ~~pre‑sales~~ pre-sales began on 28 July for Itaú Private Bank customers, followed by broader sales on 29 July and a general release on 30 July. Prices range from R$130 for ~~upper‑deck~~ upper-deck seats to R$995 for the VIP Super Fã package. Production is handled by 30e and UF0 Produções, presented by Itaú Live, with Budweiser as the official beer sponsor. When sales opened on 30 July through Eventim and ~~in‑person~~ in-person channels, the entire allocation sold out within hours, prompting fans to queue overnight at the venue. On 1 August 2026 Jão appeared on TV Globo’s Altas Horas, speaking openly about a ~~1½‑year~~ 1½-year hiatus, his ~~mental‑health~~ mental-health struggles after the deaths of his grandmother in 2018 and his father in 2025, and his decision to record Memórias Póstumas as a personal tribute without commercial pressure, emphasizing family and ~~well‑being.~~ well-being. In August 2026, Jão announced an exclusive Spotify-promoted performance in São Paulo titled ‘Jão: Cada lembrança nos trouxe até aqui’. This intimate event, designed for selected Spotify Premium users, will serve as a precursor to his official tour by revisiting various stages of his career, including his albums ‘Lobos’, ‘Anti-herói’, ‘Pirata’, and ‘Super’.

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