Rock in Rio

Rock in Rio is a renowned music festival that originated in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and has since expanded to cities such as Lisbon, Madrid, Las Vegas, and Santiago. Established by Brazilian entrepreneur Roberto Medina, the inaugural event took place in 1985. Over the years, Rock in Rio has hosted numerous iconic artists and bands, attracting millions of fans to its multiple editions.

The festival has been held multiple times in Rio de Janeiro, Lisbon, and Madrid, each occasion boasting an impressive lineup of performers across various music genres. It is now one of the largest music festivals globally, celebrated for its vast audiences and international acclaim.

In 2018, Live Nation Entertainment acquired a majority stake in Rock in Rio, leveraging their industry expertise to further enhance the festival. The event has a rich history of featuring legendary acts such as Queen, Guns N' Roses, Metallica, and many others. Rock in Rio also crossed into the United States, with the first Rock in Rio USA taking place in Las Vegas in 2015.

What sets Rock in Rio apart is its diverse lineup, enormous crowds, and unique experiences. The festival is broadcast live in several countries, including Brazil, Portugal, and Nigeria, cementing its status as a global phenomenon that continues to captivate music enthusiasts worldwide.