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Ongoing: 276 exhibitions, runs & attractions ↓

Afternoon 2 events
Lino Brocka | Dalaga Si Misis, Binata Si MIster

15:30 Cinemateca Portuguesa Santo António Lisbon

3,2€ Cinema

A screening of Lino Brocka's Dalaga Si Misis, Binata Si MIster at the Cinemateca, a comedy about a married couple with swapped roles. Tickets are 3,20€, with discounts available.

The Song of the Birds

17:00 Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian Avenidas Novas Lisbon

Other

This visit introduces the bird species that make up the avifauna of the Foundation's Garden, with a focus on their songs.

Evening 9 events
Lino Brocka | Bayan Ko:Kapit Sa Patalin

19:00 Cinemateca Portuguesa Santo António Lisbon

3,2€ Cinema

A screening of Lino Brocka's Bayan Ko:Kapit Sa Patalin at the Cinemateca, a drama about a country clinging on at the edge. Tickets are 3,20€, with discounts available.

Lino Brocka | Wanted: Perfect Mother

19:30 Cinemateca Portuguesa Santo António Lisbon

3,2€ Cinema

A screening of Lino Brocka's Wanted: Perfect Mother at the Cinemateca, a comedy in search of the perfect mother. Tickets are 3,20€, with discounts available.

COCK

21:00 Teatro Maria Matos Alvalade Lisbon

M/16 Theatre

A theatre play titled COCK.

Curbside Lambsear ⟡ Anaís

21:00 Galeria Zé dos Bois Bairro Alto Lisbon

13€ Live music

The duo Curbside Lambsear — Magdalena McLean (caroline) and Annabelle Mödlinger — performs folk threaded with loops on the border between pop and experimental rock, on a bill that also includes Anaís.

IMARHAN

21:00 Lisboa ao Vivo Campo Pequeno Lisbon

25€ Live music

Imarhan bring the desert blues revolution to Portugal, presenting their new album Essam in two concerts: 19 October at Casa da Música, Porto, and 20 October at Lisboa Ao Vivo, Lisbon.

Nemzzz - Locked In Tour

21:00 Capitólio Arroios Lisbon

25€ Live music

Nemzzz, one of the biggest voices in UK Rap, brings his new project 'Locked In' to Capitólio, Lisbon, for a first headline show.

TEJAM Sessions

21:00 Teja House Lisbon

Free DJ set

A curated jam session on the house sound system every Tuesday night until midnight — bring an instrument or just come to listen, with free entry at the door.

Falso Nove | Não sonho quase nada

21:30 Coliseu dos Recreios Santa Maria Maior Lisbon

15€ 6+ Live music

Falso nove perform their second album 'Não Sonho Quase Nada' live for the first time at the Coliseu Club, a Portuguese-language indie rock record built around childhood, memory and the anxieties of adult life.

Lino Brocka | Sa Kabila Ng Lahat

21:30 Cinemateca Portuguesa Santo António Lisbon

3,2€ Cinema

A screening of Lino Brocka's Sa Kabila Ng Lahat at the Cinemateca, a drama about what lies beyond appearances. Tickets are 3,20€, with discounts available.

Exhibitions, runs & attractions 276 events

Heroína presents ‘Heroína’ ⟡ Iguanas ⟡ Prado

Heroína apresenta ‘Heroína’ ⟡ Iguanas ⟡ Prado

Live music 12€

Saturday 10 October · 22:00

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Galeria Zé dos Bois Bairro Alto · Lisbon

Band Heroína presents their debut album ‘Heroína’, blending hardcore, noise rock, and intense songs, in concert with Iguanas and Prado.

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A band of dazzling appearance, Heroína carries in its name a sense of bravery, perfectly aligned with the most visceral intentions and promises yet to be fulfilled around the voice-guitar-bass-drums square. Recorded and mixed by Kellzo and mastered by Carlos Nascimento, this first album by the Lisbon-based quartet achieves the feat of faithfully and sublimely translating the essence of everything that has been delivered on stage in this (still) brief joint existence. With a past and, fundamentally, a present that encompasses hardcore, the most thunderous rock, the deconstruction of the canon, and the most sincere song, the four benevolent scoundrels of Heroína evoke those other wanderings not as a mere summary of them but as another music consummated by instinct, knowledge, and stubbornness. Belief in the most basic and honest foundations of rock as a psychoactive to find beauty in the grotesque, transcendence in the clatter, the life that pulses in that irascible death rattle of the mundane. They are, if we want to align by a kind of cartography and historical continuum, the closest thing that has ever embodied in this country the deviant spirit of Skin Graft, U.S. Maple, Melt Banana or Arab on Radar, in 11 (generally short) bombshells, thrown without shame and with total abandon in the form of intensely lived/delirious songs in the sinuous riffs of Martim's expansive guitar, the elusive pulse of Abras's bass, the blast beats and swing of Vasco's drums, and the open-air clamor of the voice and prosaic lyricism of Jarda, the first and last of the noise rock romantics of the borough. From the initial minute of impetuous fury of 'Corre', to the memorable stop-start of 'Escarro', passing through the stumbling blows of 'Lavanda', the stagger of 'Heroína', the electrified vertigo over the abyss of 'Vigilante' to the final headbanging with 'Amigo Padre', 'Heroína', released by Cafetra Records, aims to keep pace with the present, as if setting fire to the stoic foundations of the past, to throw oneself with faith into the void that remains, for another life.

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Banda de aparição fulgurante, Heroína carrega no nome um sentido de bravura, perfeitamente alinhado com as intenções mais viscerais e as promessas por cumprir em torno do quadrado voz-guitarra-baixo-bateria. Captado e misturado por Kellzo e masterizado por Carlos Nascimento, este primeiro álbum do quarteto sediado em Lisboa, consegue a proeza de traduzir de forma igualmente fiel e sublimada a essência de tudo aquilo que tem sido entregue em palco nesta (ainda) breve existência conjunta. Com passado e, fundamentalmente, um presente que açambarca o hardcore, o rock mais estrepitoso, a desconstrução do cânone e a canção mais sincera, os quatro meliantes benévolos de Heroína evocam essas outras andanças não como mera súmula das mesmas mas como uma outra música consumada por instinto, saber e teimosia. Crença nas fundações mais basilares e honestas do rock como psicoativo para encontrar a beleza no grotesco, a transcendência no estrilho, a vida que palpita naquele estertor irascível do mundano. São, se quisermos alinhar por uma espécie de cartografia e contínuo histórico, aquilo que de mais próximo alguma vez encarnou neste país o espírito desviante da Skin Graft , U.S. Maple, Melt Banana ou Arab on Radar , em 11 petardos (regra geral) bem breves, atirados sem pejo e com todo o abandono sob a forma de canções intensamente vividas=alucinadas nos riffs sinuosos da guitarra expansiva de Martim, no pulso esquivo do baixo de Abras, nos blast beats e balanço da bateria de Vasco e no clamor a céu aberto da voz e da lírica prosaica de Jarda, o primeiro e último dos românticos do noise rock do burgo. Do minuto inicial de fúria intempestiva de ‘Corre’, ao pára-arranca memorável de ‘Escarro’, passando pelos sopros trôpegos de ‘Lavanda’, o cambaleio de ‘Heroína’, a vertigem electrificada sobre o abismo de ‘Vigilante’ até ao headbaging final com ‘Amigo Padre’, ‘Heroína’, editado pela Cafetra Records, trata de acertar passo aos dias de hoje, como quem pega fogo aos alicerces estóicos do passado, para se atirar com fé ao vazio que daí resta, para uma outra vida.

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