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In 2023, The Weeknd decided to cut short his After Hours Til Dawn tour to take a brief break. He had promised to add new dates in Oceania soon after and confirmed shows for October 5 and 6 in Melbourne at Marvel Stadium, and October 22 and 23 in Sydney at Accor Stadium.

However, there will be a very special concert happening in Brazil that everyone can be part of. Knowing his fans have been waiting a long time, Abel announced he will livestream the São Paulo show for fans around the world.

“I’m excited to share that we’ll be livestreaming my show from São Paulo, Brazil, so everyone can be part of this special night. I wish I could visit every city and town, but this way, we can still connect and share the experience together, no matter where you are,” he said on social media.

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The Weeknd’s one-time show Sept. 7 in São Paulo, Brazil was shut down by Ticketmaster today.

420,000 people were trying to buy tickets. Estádio Morum holds a max capacity of 80,000 attendees. pic.twitter.com/fVpeuoo4h1

— Complex Music (@ComplexMusic) July 25, 2024

A Very Important Concert

This show is a big deal for all his fans and is eagerly marked on their calendars. The artist has been teasing a lot of previews for his upcoming work, which still doesn’t have a set release date. So, the concert at São Paulo’s Morumbi Stadium could be the perfect chance to debut his new musical direction. It’s especially notable because it will be his only concert of the year and will be streamed worldwide.

In fact, the artist mentioned this in one of the previews: “There are three chapters in this story. See you in São Paulo,” he wrote, which only adds to the excitement for the upcoming concert.

How to Watch the Live Event

You can watch the Brazil concert live on the artist’s official YouTube channel. It’s set for September 6 at 5:00 PM Pacific Time. The livestream will be free, so people from all over the world can join in and experience one of the year’s most amazing shows in real time.

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— Abel Tesfaye (@theweeknd) August 21, 2024

Charity Concert

Before the livestream was announced, the artist revealed his partnership with the United Nations World Food Programme. This means that one dollar from every ticket sold will go to the XO Humanitarian Fund, which works to fight global crises and hunger.

And there’s more. Ten percent of the concert’s profits will be donated to BrazilFoundation to help communities in Brazil affected by natural disasters and economic struggles. So, the concert’s proceeds will support some of the country’s most vulnerable families. Mark the date on your calendar and don’t miss what promises to be one of the year’s most impressive live events.