Rock in Rio

About

Rock in Rio is a renowned global music festival initiated by Brazilian entrepreneur Roberto Medina in 1985. It has evolved into a biennial event, primarily held in Rio de Janeiro, with additional editions in Lisbon, Madrid, and Las Vegas. The festival is celebrated for its diverse lineup, featuring rock, pop, electronic, and Brazilian music, making it a must-visit for music enthusiasts worldwide. Over the years, Rock in Rio has hosted legendary performances by artists such as Queen, AC/DC, Beyoncé, and Metallica. The festival offers an immersive experience with spectacular stage productions and various entertainment options. It has had a significant cultural impact, promoting Brazilian music globally and boosting tourism. Rock in Rio is committed to sustainability, achieving ISO 20121 certification and remaining carbon neutral since 2006. The event has generated substantial economic benefits for host cities and has become a platform for social and environmental causes. With over 11.6 million attendees across its history, Rock in Rio continues to unite people through music, fostering a sense of community and cultural exchange.