Anitta Gira / Tour 2026

Inside Anitta

Anitta is the Brazilian pop and funk carioca singer-songwriter who, more than any other artist out of Brazil in the streaming era, has built a working career that lives equally inside the Portuguese-language Brazilian funk scene, the Spanish-language Latin pop and reggaeton circuit, and the English-language Anglo pop mainstream. The base is funk carioca — the heavy, syncopated 130-BPM Rio de Janeiro club genre built out of the favela baile parties of the 1990s and early 2000s — and the career arc reads as a deliberate expansion outward from that base: a Portuguese-language Brazilian pop phase across the early-to-mid 2010s, a Latin-market crossover phase from 2017 onward that pulled in Maluma, J Balvin, and the wider reggaeton apparatus, an English-language Anglo crossover attempt on the 'Girl From Rio' cycle, and the 2022 viral breakout 'Envolver' (the choreographed-floor-dance video that landed on TikTok hard enough to make it the first Brazilian song to top the Spotify Global Daily chart) that consolidated her as the most-streamed Brazilian artist in the world. The 2024 Funk Generation album, the explicit return to the funk carioca foundation after the Latin and Anglo-pop excursions, was released through Republic Records, anchored by 'Funk Rave', 'Casi Casi', and the title track, and tied to a world tour that has run across North America, Europe, the UK, and the full South American festival circuit. The 'Joia Rara' single in the same window extended the catalogue into a more pop-leaning Brazilian-funk-and-reggaeton hybrid. The live show is a full choreographed dance production — six-to-eight-piece dance team, multiple costume changes, the floor-dance choreography that 'Envolver' built her platform on, and a stage design that pulls equally from the Rio funk-baile visual world and the contemporary Latin pop arena spectacle. The festival circuit — Coachella in Indio, Rock In Rio in Rio de Janeiro, Lollapalooza Brasil in Sao Paulo, the Latin festival run through Mexico City and Madrid, and Wireless Festival in London — has been a deliberate part of the routing. This page is the working guide to who Anitta is, what a Funk Generation live night actually looks like, how the ticketing tends to behave across the mid-cap arena and festival tier she anchors on, and which cities keep coming up on the routing.

About Anitta

Larissa de Macedo Machado was born March 30, 1993 in the Honorio Gurgel neighbourhood of Rio de Janeiro's northern Zona Norte, a working-class district several kilometres inland from the beachfront Zona Sul of Copacabana, Ipanema, and Leblon. The family was firmly working-class — her father drove a bus and her mother worked as a domestic helper — and the early musical training came through the church choir at the local Igreja Adventista do Setimo Dia, where she sang from age eight. The artistic name 'Anitta' was adopted in her teens after the lead character of a popular Brazilian telenovela, and the first independent recordings circulated through the Rio funk baile scene from 2010 onward. The breakthrough single was 'Show das Poderosas' in 2013 — a funk-and-pop crossover record that established the production-and-vocal identity she would carry into the rest of the career. She was signed to Warner Music Brasil that year, and the 2013 debut album Anitta and the 2014 follow-up Ritmo Perfeito established her as the dominant pop-funk crossover artist in Brazil through the mid-2010s. The 2017 album Bang and the parallel run of Spanish-language singles ('Sim ou Nao' with Maluma, 'Downtown' with J Balvin, 'Indecente' with Tini and Greeicy) were the deliberate Latin-market pivot that pulled her into the reggaeton circuit. The 2018 album Kisses was a trilingual record — Portuguese, Spanish, and English — that telegraphed the multi-market intent more clearly than anything before. The 2021 Girl From Rio EP and the parallel singles 'Me Gusta' with Cardi B and Myke Towers, 'Don't Be Dumb', and the Saweetie 'Faking Love' collaboration were the Anglo-market push. The 2022 viral breakout 'Envolver' — the Spanish-language reggaeton single with the choreographed-floor-dance video — became the cycle-defining moment. The song reached number one on Spotify's Global Daily chart in April 2022, the first Brazilian record ever to do so, and the dance routine became a TikTok phenomenon. The Versions of Me album in the same window collected the Latin-and-Anglo phase into a single statement. The Latin Grammy run across the cycle delivered Best Brazilian Pop Album wins and multiple Pop/Rock and Urban category nominations, and the broader Grammy ballot included a Best New Artist nomination at the 2023 main Grammys — the first Brazilian artist nominated in that category. Funk Generation, released through Republic Records in April 2024, was the deliberate return to the funk carioca foundation: a long-form record with 'Funk Rave', 'Casi Casi', 'Joia Rara', and the title track as lead singles, and the world tour built around it carrying the live show across North America, Europe, the UK, and the South American festival circuit. She is signed to Warner Music Brasil for the Brazilian market and Republic Records for the global market.

Anitta tour dates

Anitta currently tours through a hybrid configuration — headline mid-cap arena and upper-end theatre dates in the international markets paired with festival anchor sets across the South American, Latin American, and European circuits. The Funk Generation world tour pattern has been single-night stops at the marquee theatre and mid-cap arena rooms across North America and Europe (Coca-Cola Roxy or House of Blues in Atlanta, the Wiltern or YouTube Theater in Los Angeles, Brooklyn Paramount or Radio City Music Hall in New York, Coca-Cola Coliseum or History in Toronto, Eventim Apollo or O2 Brixton Academy in London) with full arena upgrades in cities where demand has overflowed. The Brazilian routing operates at a completely different scale — Allianz Parque or Estadio do Morumbi in Sao Paulo at the stadium tier, the Jeunesse Arena in Rio de Janeiro at the arena tier, plus festival headline slots at Rock In Rio and Lollapalooza Brasil. The festival anchors carry the wider audience exposure: Coachella in Indio (multiple cycles, upper-bill positions), the Madrid and Barcelona festival circuit, and the UK Wireless Festival run. A typical international leg has run four to six weeks across North America and Europe combined; the Brazilian leg is usually a single-month stretch built around the festival calendar. The live set runs roughly 70 to 90 minutes at the headline configurations and 50 to 70 minutes on festival sets, with a full six-to-eight-piece dance team, multiple costume changes, and the floor-dance choreography that the 'Envolver' video built her platform on. Doors are typically 7 or 7:30 p.m., with no opener on most international headline dates. The live event listings above this block are the working calendar — filter by city or date to see which rooms are on sale right now.

Anitta tickets

Funk Generation Tour tickets are mid-cap arena and upper-theatre tickets across the international markets, with the Brazilian routing operating at a stadium and full-arena scale that carries a different pricing structure entirely. International face value has typically run from a rough US$55 to US$80 for the cheapest upper-balcony or mezzanine reserved up to US$180 to US$350 for premium orchestra or lower-bowl, with VIP packages bundling early entry, premium seating, a tour-specific merch item, and a pre-show meet-and-greet (where offered) into the US$300 to US$800 band depending on tier and city. The Brazilian dates carry a domestic-market price structure — typically R$150 to R$400 (Brazilian reais) for standard tickets and R$600 to R$1,200 for premium pista premium or camarote tiers, with the meia-entrada (half-price for students and seniors) discount available per Brazilian law. Festival ticketing operates on the festival's own structure rather than per-artist. Dynamic pricing through Ticketmaster Platinum can push lower-bowl inventory past sticker on the highest-demand international dates — particularly New York, Los Angeles, London, and Madrid. Onsale routes through Ticketmaster, AXS, and Live Nation depending on the building on the international circuit, and through Eventim, Ingresso Rapido, and the festival-specific platforms on Brazilian dates. Secondary inventory on StubHub, SeatGeek, and Vivid Seats is live within minutes on international dates and runs at a meaningful premium above face on the rooms where capacity is tightest.

Anitta setlist

A Funk Generation Tour set runs roughly 70 to 90 minutes at the international headline configurations and follows a deliberate three-act template: the opening block leans hard into the new funk carioca foundation material — 'Funk Rave', the album title track, 'Casi Casi', and 'Joia Rara' — establishing the choreographed-dance staging and the heavier 130-BPM funk-baile rhythm before the set steps sideways into the Latin and Anglo crossover material. The mid-set is the Latin-pop-and-reggaeton block: 'Envolver' is the structural climax of this section and the floor-dance choreography from the music video is reproduced in full, frequently with the dance team running the routine in the lower-bowl aisles as well as on the main stage. 'Vai Malandra' (the 2017 funk-baile crossover that broke her in Latin markets), 'Bellakeo' (the Peso Pluma collaboration), 'Used To Be' (the Brazilian funk-and-Anglo hybrid), and 'Mil Veces' typically appear in this block. The closing block returns to the Brazilian-Portuguese material — 'Show das Poderosas', 'Bang', and 'Vai Anitta' — and the encore is typically one or two songs that close the night on the funk-carioca foundation. Festival sets compress this into a 50-to-70-minute version with 'Envolver', 'Funk Rave', and 'Vai Malandra' as the structural anchors. The Brazilian dates frequently include extended catalogue passages and surprise-guest features — collaborators from the wider Brazilian funk and pop scene routinely turn up on Rio and Sao Paulo nights. Setlist.fm tracks each show after the fact.

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