Sepultura guitarist Andreas Kisser revealed the band’s farewell tour conclusion plans in an interview with Metal Hammer. The Brazilian thrash metal pioneers will extend their final run through 2026. They plan to host a grand finale in their home country.
“We are planning to do a very big show in São Paulo, Brazil, or in Belo Horizonte,” Kisser said. “We’re still balancing these ideas.”
“But at the end of 2026, we’d like to do this last show,” he continued. “We’d like to stretch [out the tour]. There’s no reason for us to stop in a hurry just because we announced [the] last [tour] two years ago or so.”
The band’s 2024 schedule features appearances at Lollapalooza festivals across South America. Several European festival dates are also confirmed.
Sepultura has unveiled ambitious plans to commemorate their legacy. Special projects and performances will mark this final chapter.
Live Album Project
Documentation from Differ Blog revealed the band’s work on an extensive live album project. The collection will showcase 40 songs recorded in 40 different cities during their farewell tour.
The project aims to capture the raw energy of their final performances. Each recording will preserve the diverse atmosphere of shows across the globe.
Final Show Documentation
Blabbermouth highlighted the band’s plans for a DVD and Blu-ray release of their final performance.
This release will create a lasting record of their historic last show. Fans worldwide will have the opportunity to experience this momentous occasion after the band’s retirement.
Special Guests And Celebrations
Coverage from Substack detailed plans for the farewell show. Former members and special guests will join the celebration of the band’s 40-year legacy.
The collaborative final performance reflects Sepultura’s commitment to honoring their complete history. It will pay tribute to the various musicians who shaped their four-decade journey.
