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Concerts for Babies – A Bebé Curiosa

Centro Cultural Olga Cadaval Sintra

17,50€ Family friendly Live music

Concerts for Babies returns to the Centro Cultural Olga Cadaval with 'A Bebé Curiosa', two sessions of around 40 minutes in which musicians and babies share the same stage space and the little ones' movement is part of the experience.

Nova Música Portuguesa closes its cycle at Atmosfera M with Miguel Moura

Atmosfera M - Associação Mutualista Montepio R. Castilho 5 Lisbon

Free Live music

The Nova Música Portuguesa cycle closes September at Atmosfera M with Miguel Moura, who presents his record Canto in an intimate format, sharing the creative journeys and stories behind the project; entry is free with prior registration.

Placebo celebrate 30 years at Campo Pequeno

Sagres Campo Pequeno Avenidas Novas Lisbon

45€ M/6 Live music

Placebo celebrate 30 years with an unmissable concert at Lisbon's Sagres Campo Pequeno on 29 September 2026, revisiting three decades of alternative rock hits.

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Open Groove Jam Session

21:00 Teja House Lisbon

Free DJ set

An open freestyle jam session welcoming all musical styles, facilitated by Márcio Pinto aka Magupi and Nuno Ferreira, with an opening performance by kora griot Braima Galissá. Free entry.

Pacifica

21:00 Casa Capitão Beato Lisbon

27,03€ 12+ Live music

Formed by two friends, Pacífica started out with YouTube covers of rock classics and broke through with their acclaimed debut album Freak Scene (2023). After sold-out shows across the Americas and Europe in 2024, the band has cemented its place as one of international rock's most exciting new acts.

Lisbon Pub Crawl

22:00 Local a anunciar Lisbon

10€ 18+ DJ set

A guided pub crawl through one of Lisbon's best nightlife neighbourhoods, with welcome shots at two venues, an hour of unlimited sangria and beer (or a liquor upgrade) at a third, and VIP club entry to finish the night.

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City Jamz

DJ set 7€

Friday 2 October · 17:00

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Miradouro de Baixo Lisbon
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A UK Garage night from the CJ series, with residents Opalia and Guy from 1990 playing a full B2B set; without the free ticket, entry at the door costs 7€, and food is available.

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CJ: UK Garage series. This Friday decks on for a full B2B with residents Opalia and Guy from 1990. UK Garage is a timeless genre. We often find ourselves dancing to it on the dancefloor, even if you’re not exactly sure what style it is. UK Garage is one of the foundations of early 90s electronic music and remains a major source of inspiration for today’s electronic producers and DJs. In simple terms, UK Garage was the way British producers and DJs interpreted House music, which came from the Black community across the Atlantic - especially from the iconic New York club Paradise Garage. A kind of mutated form of London House music, played faster, with broken beats and heavier basslines, featuring MCs on the mic and elements of Dub-Reggae introduced by the British Jamaican community. Tracks like the classics “24 Hour Experience - Together”, “Antonio - I’ll Take You There” and “Smokin’ Beats - Dreams” are just a few examples of this early mutation from House into UK Garage. UK Garage reached its mainstream peak in the late 90s/early 00s with the introduction of various R&B and Pop elements and remixes from that era, such as “Monsta Boy - Sorry!”, “Tina Moore - Never Gonna Let You Go”, “MJ Cole - Crazy Love” and “DJ Luck & MC Neat - A Little Bit of Luck”. At this point, Garage was the dominant sound on British radio and charts. Beyond that, the genre’s importance in the underground scene has endured to this day, through constant mutation and reinvention. UK Garage ultimately became the seed for more recent styles such as Grime, Dubstep, UK Funky and UK Bass. -- Food Available. Without the free ticket the entrance at the door costs 7€. Line-up: Guy from 1990, Opalia

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CJ: UK Garage series. This Friday decks on for a full B2B with residents Opalia and Guy from 1990. UK Garage is a timeless genre. We often find ourselves dancing to it on the dancefloor, even if you’re not exactly sure what style it is. UK Garage is one of the foundations of early 90s electronic music and remains a major source of inspiration for today’s electronic producers and DJs. In simple terms, UK Garage was the way British producers and DJs interpreted House music, which came from the Black community across the Atlantic - especially from the iconic New York club Paradise Garage. A kind of mutated form of London House music, played faster, with broken beats and heavier basslines, featuring MCs on the mic and elements of Dub-Reggae introduced by the British Jamaican community. Tracks like the classics “24 Hour Experience - Together”, “Antonio - I’ll Take You There” and “Smokin’ Beats - Dreams” are just a few examples of this early mutation from House into UK Garage. UK Garage reached its mainstream peak in the late 90s/early 00s with the introduction of various R&B and Pop elements and remixes from that era, such as “Monsta Boy - Sorry!”, “Tina Moore - Never Gonna Let You Go”, “MJ Cole - Crazy Love” and “DJ Luck & MC Neat - A Little Bit of Luck”. At this point, Garage was the dominant sound on British radio and charts. Beyond that, the genre’s importance in the underground scene has endured to this day, through constant mutation and reinvention. UK Garage ultimately became the seed for more recent styles such as Grime, Dubstep, UK Funky and UK Bass. -- Food Available. Without the free ticket the entrance at the door costs 7€. Line-up: Guy from 1990, Opalia

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