Primavera Sound São Paulo has revealed its full lineup for the 2026 edition of the festival, set to take place on 5th and 6th December, 2026 at the Autódromo de Interlagos. Gorillaz and The Strokes will headline the event, marking the third chapter of Primavera Sound's history in Brazil since the festival launched in the country in 2022. The Gorillaz will bring their celebrated "The Mountain" live show to São Paulo after performing at Primavera Sound Barcelona and Porto, while The Strokes arrive riding the momentum of "Reality Awaits", their first studio album in six years.

Joining the headliners is an exceptional supporting cast that underscores the festival's reputation for bold, forward-thinking curation. FKA twigs, Yung Lean, and CMAT will each make their Latin American debuts at the event, while Lily Allen returns to Brazil for the first time in over fifteen years to perform "West End Girl." Courtney Barnett, Nation of Language, Mannequin Pussy, Machine Girl, Model/Actriz, Ecco2k, Danny L Harle, underscores, Smerz, Sophia Stel, and John Talabot are among the many other international acts confirmed across the two days.

The lineup also places a strong spotlight on Brazilian talent, with rapper Duquesa, technobrega icon Gaby Amarantos, tropical singer-songwriter Zé Ibarra, and funk DJ Ramon Sucesso all featured. Additional local acts include Ana Frango Elétrico, Josyara, Paulete Lindacelva, Black Pantera, Julia Mestre, and Metrika, among others. Cara Delevingne is also confirmed, set to debut her first musical project at the festival. Production is handled by Brazilian promoter Bonus Track, with tickets going on sale soon via the Ingresse ticketing platform.

With around forty acts already confirmed and a parallel programme of city concerts still to be announced, Primavera Sound São Paulo 2026 is shaping up to be the most ambitious edition yet. Fans wanting priority access to tickets are encouraged to register on the Ingresse platform, where registered users will be first to receive ticketing details. The festival's consistent blend of global alternative music and vibrant local culture continues to cement São Paulo's place on the international festival circuit.