J Balvin announces a Brazil concert in 2027 during his Rock in Rio performance

September 13, 2026

Redação Norte Pulso

Colombian singer ended his festival performance by announcing a new concert at Nubank Parque in São Paulo

12 Sep 2026 - 21h42

(updated at 21h59)

- By: Angelo Cordeiro (@angelocordeirosilva) / Licensed from Rolling Stone Brasil

Summary

Making his Rock in Rio debut, J Balvin announced that he will return to Brazil in 2027 for a concert at Allianz Parque in São Paulo, although the official date has not yet been revealed. During Saturday’s performance, which featured his biggest hits, the Colombian singer also shared the stage with Brazilian artists Pedro Sampaio and Melody.

J Balvin announces a Brazil concert in 2027 during his Rock in Rio performance

Photo: Ellen Artie/Reproduction Multishow / Rolling Stone Brasil

J Balvin already has a date to return to Brazil. During his performance at Rock in Rio 2026 this Saturday, 12, the Colombian singer announced that he will return to the country in 2027 for a concert at Nubank Parque in São Paulo.

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The news was revealed on the big screen at the end of the show, which displayed the message: “J Balvin, Palmeiras stadium 2027”. The performance marked the artist’s Rock in Rio debut.

Alongside performing some of his biggest hits, Balvin also used his appearance at the festival to share the stage with Brazilian artists. First, he welcomed Pedro Sampaio to sing Perversa, a collaboration the two released in 2024.

Sampaio then invited Melody onto the stage. The DJ and producer had performed on the Palco Mundo hours earlier and said he had a “gift” for the Colombian.

J Balvin’s set list also included songs such as Amarillo, Sola Conmigo, Ginza, Loco Contigo and Downtown, his collaboration with Anitta.

An official date has not yet been announced for the return scheduled for 2027. The performance at Palmeiras’ stadium will be the Colombian’s next visit to Brazil after Rock in Rio.

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- By: Angelo Cordeiro (@angelocordeirosilva) / Licensed from Rolling Stone Brasil