System of a Down and Faith No More will join forces for a one-off concert at Rio de Janeiro’s Maracanã Stadium on January 15th, 2027. The show expands the bands’ previously announced reunion run which includes dates across Australia and New Zealand in early 2027.
The show is billed as “One Night Only,” and it is currently set to mark Faith No More’s first live performance since 2016. Tickets go on general sale August 21st through Eventim, following a series of bank Itaú presales beginning August 19th.
Upcoming Concert Details
The concert will bring System of a Down back to Brazil less than two years after their “Wake Up! South America Stadium Tour”. Back then, the band played nine shows across the continent in 2025, including five in Brazil, drawing a combined 500,000 attendees, according to the tour’s promoter 30e.
For Faith No More, the return to Brazilian territory has been much longer in the making. The Mike Patton-led band last performed in São Paulo and at Rock in Rio in September 2015.
Global Deals and Tour Schedule
The Maracanã concert follows global deals both bands signed with Brazilian promoter 30e, which produced System of a Down’s 2025 South American tour.
System of a Down and Faith No More will continue their joint run in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Wellington through February 7th. Fans can find deals and get tickets to sold-out shows via here (where fans can save $20 on their first order of $200 or more with promo code CONSEQUENCE20 at checkout).
In conclusion, the upcoming concert at Maracanã Stadium promises to be an exciting event, bringing together two renowned bands, System of a Down and Faith No More, for a unique performance. With their joint tour scheduled to continue in various cities, fans have a lot to look forward to in the coming months.
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