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Melrose Avenue live in Lisbon

Melrose Avenue ao vivo em Lisboa

Live music 28€

Saturday 6 March · 20:30

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República da Música Alvalade · Lisbon

Australian metalcore risers Melrose Avenue play their first-ever Portuguese show at República da Música in Lisbon on 6 March 2027, with support from Arankai and Call me Amour.

After winning millions of followers on social media and selling out international tours in record time, Australia's Melrose Avenue finally arrive in Portugal for a one-off concert at República da Música, in Lisbon, on 6 March 2027. Considered one of the fastest-rising bands in the modern metalcore scene, Melrose Avenue mix heavy breakdowns, explosive choruses and a strong melodic component, in a sound that crosses influences from names like Bring Me The Horizon, Memphis May Fire or Linkin Park. With more than 3 million followers accumulated on social media and millions of streams worldwide, the band has quickly become a global phenomenon, driven by a direct and intense connection with a new generation of heavy music fans. After sold-out tours in the United States, the United Kingdom and Europe, Melrose Avenue finally make their Portuguese debut in what promises to be one of the most intense and emotional nights of the year for fans of modern metalcore. Two of the most promising bands of the new generation join the Australians in what promises to be an unmissable night for fans of modern rock, post-hardcore and metalcore: Arankai and Call me Amour!

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