If you are deciding which of Angra’s two São Paulo nights to attend, the main difference is the album being celebrated and the guest lineup. On Friday, October 2, 2026, the band will perform Holy Land in full, with special guest Luis Mariutti, Viper as a guest band and Throw Me To The Wolves opening. On Saturday, October 3, Rebirth will be played in full, with Edu Falaschi, Hibria and Storia. Both shows take place at Tokio Marine Hall.
The service information below was checked on September 14, 2026. Because schedules and ticket allotments can change before the event, check the official sales page again before heading to the venue.
Holy Land vs. Rebirth: quick comparison of the two nights
| Item | October 2 — Holy Land | October 3 — Rebirth |
|---|---|---|
| Album celebrated | Holy Land (1996), 30th anniversary | Rebirth (2001), 25th anniversary |
| Announced set | Holy Land in full | Rebirth in full |
| Special participation | Luis Mariutti | Edu Falaschi |
| Guest band | Viper | Hibria |
| Opening band | Throw Me To The Wolves | Storia |
| Doors | 7:00 p.m., according to Ticketmaster | 7:00 p.m., according to Ticketmaster |
| Angra show time | 10:00 p.m. on Ticketmaster and Tokio Marine Hall | 10:00 p.m. on Ticketmaster and Tokio Marine Hall |
| Age rating | 16; under-16s only with legal guardians | 16; under-16s only with legal guardians |
What changes musically on the Holy Land night
Holy Land, released in 1996, is described by the production team as one of the records that consolidated Angra’s identity by combining heavy metal, progressive elements, symphonic arrangements and references to Brazilian music and cultural formation. The October 2 show is planned as a full-album performance.
The most direct historical link is Luis Mariutti, the bassist from the lineup that recorded the album. Viper is billed as a guest band and Throw Me To The Wolves opens the program. For listeners who associate Angra with its 1990s era and the more experimental, distinctly Brazilian character of Holy Land, this is the night that most clearly fits that period.
What changes musically on the Rebirth night
Rebirth, released in 2001, marked the arrival of a reshaped lineup and the beginning of another highly popular phase for the band. Ticketmaster highlights songs such as “Nova Era,” “Millennium Sun,” “Acid Rain,” “Heroes of Sand,” “Rebirth” and “Running Alone” among the tracks associated with the album.
On October 3, the album will be performed in full with Edu Falaschi, the vocalist who recorded the original release, taking part. The program also includes Hibria as a guest band and Storia as the opener. For fans who discovered Angra in the 2000s or feel a stronger connection to that lineup, the second night is the more direct choice.
Show times: which information should you use?
The current Ticketmaster page lists doors at 7:00 p.m. and Angra at 10:00 p.m. on both dates. The Tokio Marine Hall schedule also lists Angra at 10:00 p.m. on October 2 and 3.
However, a Top Link Music post from the event’s producer lists “9:00 p.m.” in its service information. Because the sales page and venue schedule are the most operationally relevant current references for entry and the headliner’s time, 10:00 p.m. is the safer time to plan around for now — but the discrepancy is a good reason to check your ticket and the official channels on the day of the show.
Individual tickets and the two-day combo
Ticketmaster offers individual tickets as well as a combo for both performances. The published per-show prices are:
- Camarote: R$330 full price and R$165 half price.
- Frisa: R$210 full price and R$105 half price.
- Cadeira Alta: R$170 full price and R$85 half price.
- Pista VIP: R$260 to R$310 full price and R$130 to R$155 half price, depending on the sales tier.
- Pista: R$150 to R$210 full price and R$75 to R$105 half price, depending on the sales tier.
For both days, the announced combo is R$420 full price or R$210 half price for Pista VIP, and R$250 full price or R$125 half price for Pista. Availability depends on inventory and the current ticket tier.
Online sales list a 20% service fee and a limit of up to four tickets per CPF, the Brazilian taxpayer ID. Online purchases can be split into up to three installments without interest; four to six installments carry interest. The official box office is at Tokio Marine Hall, Rua Bragança Paulista, 1281, São Paulo, and Ticketmaster says in-person purchases can be split into up to three interest-free installments.
Age rules and other details that may affect your choice
The stated age rating is 16. Attendees under 16 may enter only when accompanied by their legal guardians. Ticketmaster also states that each ticket allows a single entry: if you leave the venue, you cannot re-enter with the same ticket.
Anyone using Brazil’s half-price ticket benefit should check the documentation required for their category before buying and bring the supporting documents on the day. Because the benefit is subject to quotas and eligibility rules, the ticket type available can vary across sales tiers.
Which night should you choose?
- Choose October 2 if your priority is Holy Land, Angra’s 1990s period, Luis Mariutti’s participation and a bill that includes Viper and Throw Me To The Wolves.
- Choose October 3 if Rebirth is the key album for you, if you want to see Edu Falaschi reconnect with that repertoire and if Hibria and Storia make the bill more appealing.
- Consider the combo if both albums matter to you. Since each night represents a different lineup and chapter in Angra’s history, attending both provides the most complete comparison.
Checklist before buying
- Confirm whether you are selecting October 2, October 3 or the two-day combo.
- Compare section, sales tier and final price including the service fee before checking out.
- If you qualify for half-price admission, check the accepted documents.
- Plan your arrival around the 7:00 p.m. doors and the opening program.
- During the week of the event and on show day, recheck the times on Ticketmaster and Tokio Marine Hall.
For a practical decision, the split is straightforward: Holy Land on October 2 celebrates Angra’s 1990s identity, while Rebirth on October 3 revisits the band’s rebuilding at the start of the 2000s. The rest comes down to which repertoire and guest lineup matter more to you.
