Stadium Stars 2025:
Allianz Parque | São Paulo, Brazil
Allianz Parque is operated by Brazilian entertainment company WTorre Entretenimento, and has a concert capacity of 50,000
In the heart of Brazil’s most populous city sits Allianz Parque, accessible to the 22m-strong metropolitan population by public transit and on-site parking.
Its plug-and-play set-up boasts power and connectivity points around the venue, with acoustics specifically designed for live music and compatible with major tours’ technical requirements.
Easily accessible docks and modular back-of-house and production areas ensure efficient load-ins/outs. Combining technical quality, safety, such as on-site facial recognition for entry and security, and a world-class audience experience, the…
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