aespa's São Paulo Concert Is Sept. 4 at a New Venue — Tickets, Prices and Set Times
aespa returns to Brazil on September 4 for a single show at Mercado Livre Arena Pacaembu in São Paulo, the group's first performance in the country since a sold-out 2023 stop and its first time playing this specific venue.
The show is part of the 2026-27 aespa LIVE TOUR - SYNK: COMPLæXITY, which is also routed through Asia, North America, the U.K. and mainland Europe. Gates open at 4 p.m. local time, with the show starting at 8 p.m. The event is rated for ages 16 and up unaccompanied.
Tickets: General on-sale opened May 8 through Ticketmaster Brasil, with a members-only presale for Weverse's MY MEMBERSHIP tier that ran May 6. As of publication, tickets remain listed as available across most sections. Prices range from R$260 (half-price) to R$990 (full price) for the Pit A and B sections, with general admission (Pista) starting at R$265/R$530. VIP packages that include a post-show "Send-Off" meet-and-greet-adjacent event run as high as R$2,689. Buyers should purchase only through the official link below - the venue has flagged resale platforms as a risk for this show.
Buy tickets: ticketmaster.com.br/event/aespa
Context: aespa first played Brazil in September 2023, when the group's SYNK: HYPER LINE tour sold out Espaço Unimed, a smaller venue in the same city. The September 4 show moves the group to Mercado Livre Arena Pacaembu, which holds significantly more fans, reflecting the growth in South American demand since aespa's debut Latin American run. The current tour follows the May 29 release of "LEMONADE," the group's second full-length album and its first in two years, which SM Entertainment has described as the group's most confident and evolved sound to date.
With the show now roughly a week away and no additional Brazil dates announced, September 4 is the only chance this cycle for fans in the country to see the "LEMONADE" material performed live. aespa's tour continues on to further Latin American, North American and European dates through early 2027, according to the tour's official site.
