The African Lisbon Tour is more than just a tour — it’s part of a movement started by a West African immigrant to Portugal to show the other side of the Times of the Explorers and Portugal’s colonial past, right here in the capital.
The venue, the amenities, the crowd, and the vibe all add up to a perfect late-summer weekend in Parque Eduardo VII.
August has arrived and so has MEO Sudoeste, the much-anticipated week-long music festival held in Odemira, not far from the southern edge of Portugal (but still out of the way
Máres Vivas is worth the trip up north, for the plethora of genuine Portuguese talent and, if that’s your thang, some Sting and such.
SBSR is coming to town and we’ve got the must-see list to go along with it.
We’ve identified some fresh gems and can’t-miss classics in the lineup for three jam-packed days of music in this year’s NOS Alive. You’re welcome.
When it comes to deciding which shows to attend this year, where do you begin? Don’t worry, we got you — we listened to every artist in the lineup, so you don’t have to.
Monte Mar Lisboa is situated at water’s edge on the River Tagus, boasting a spectacular view of the 25 de Abril bridge from its riverside tables. The view from inside
Lisbon is experiencing a game-changing transformation, and there’s never been a better time to be a music fan in the city. But why here, and why now? Visionary artist Dino d’Santiago shares the secrets behind the scene.
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