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Overview
- Rio’s Réveillon will span three stages in Copacabana and 10 elsewhere, with Gilberto Gil (with Ney Matogrosso), Iza, João Gomes, Alok, Alcione and Belo, a 19‑barge fireworks show, drone performance and TV Globo’s national broadcast.
- Fortaleza confirmed two nights of shows across Praia de Iracema, Messejana and Conjunto Ceará with Wesley Safadão, Claudia Leitte, Seu Jorge, Paralamas do Sucesso and more, projecting about 1.5 million people at Iracema and an estimated R$ 3.6 billion economic impact.
- Niterói set Ludmilla and Nando Reis for the Icaraí waterfront with Unidos do Viradouro and a 2,000‑person operations team, while João Pessoa added Jota Quest to its seafront lineup between Cabo Branco and Tambaú.
- Amapá announced free five‑day programming at Macapá’s Fortaleza amphitheater from December 27–31, featuring Anitta, Zezé Di Camargo & Luciano, Chitãozinho & Xororó, Nattan/Natanzinho and a performance by Estação Primeira de Mangueira.
- Carnatal released block times for December 5–7 at Arena das Dunas with nearly 20 attractions including Ivete Sangalo, Claudia Leitte, Bell Marques and Wesley Safadão, expecting over 130,000 attendees and more than 20 hours of coverage by g1 and Inter TV.