Slayer announces unique show in Brazil with Kreator and Korzus and promises historic night for metal fans

Slayer has officially confirmed its long-awaited return to Brazil and is already moving heavy metal fans across the country. The legendary North American band will make a unique performance in São Paulo on December 17, 2026, at Allianz Parque, now Nubank Parque, in an event that promises to go down in the history of rock and metal in Brazil. The big highlight of the night will be the celebration of 40 years of "Reign in Blood", considered one of the most important and influential albums in the history of thrash metal. The album will be played in full during the presentation, something extremely special for the band's fans, as the work marked generations and helped define the heavy sound that influenced countless bands around the world. To make the event even grander, Slayer will feature two major attractions at the opening. The Germans from Kreator, one of the biggest names in European thrash metal, and the Brazilians from Korzus, an absolute reference in national metal, complete the night's line-up. The presentation is part of Slayer's new phase of activities after years of farewells and occasional returns to the stage. Since resuming some special performances, the band has performed few shows around the world, making their visit to Brazil even more exclusive. Ticket sales initially take place in pre-sale for Itaú customers from June 1st. General sales will open on June 3rd through the Livepass platform and also at the stadium's official ticket office. The expectation is for a full house, as the group has a huge base of Brazilian fans and has not carried out a full tour of the country for years. Furthermore, the special repertoire focused on "Reign in Blood" further increases the interest of the band's admirers. With classics like "Angel of Death", "Raining Blood", "Postmortem" and "Altar of Sacrifice", the show promises to be a true celebration of the history of extreme metal and one of the most memorable performances of the year in Brazil.