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What a great show. I am very familiar with Seu Jorge's oldest material and I was afraid he would play a lot of new stuff, but that was not the case. He played a ton of his good oldies and some of his Life Aquatic material!

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Perfect with the national orchestra accompanying in such a nice space that is the Philarmonie de Paris.

There was a level of beauty imbued in his soulful performance, and as a result, parts of my musical heart were touched that are rarely touched. The lighting was phenomenal. Seu was in a happy mood, told some nice anecdotes. His voice soared through the mountain air as the acoustics of the Eccles Theatre are perfect for this kind of performance.

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Seu Jorge Will Play His David Bowie Covers on a Tribute Tour This Fall

In tribute to David Bowie’s passing, Brazilian singer Seu Jorge will set out on a U.S. tour this fall for his famed movie soundtrack The Life Aquatic Studio Sessions With Seu Jorge . His character in Wes Anderson’s The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou –  the melancholic Pelé dos Santos – channeled the soft beauty of David Bowie’s hits. Songs such as “Life on Mars” and “Changes” were translated to his native Portuguese, adding another dimension to the wistful tunes. Even Bowie himself was in awe of the recordings; in the liner notes of the album, he said : “Had Seu Jorge not recorded my songs in Portuguese I would never have heard this new level of beauty which he has imbued them with.”

Since his role as Pelé dos Santos, Seu has collaborated with Beck for Red Hot + Rio 2 and performed at the closing ceremony of the 2012 London Olympics. Though the actor/singer has continued his career in music, this will be the first time he tours the acclaimed soundtrack. Shots from Anderson’s film will play on a sail boat-shaped screen during each performance, according to Billboard . Basically: brb, I’m gonna go buy my ticket.

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11-04 Miami Beach, FL – Faena Theater 11-07 Philadelphia, PA – Union Transfer 11-08 Washington, DC – The Howard Theatre 11-09 Boston, MA – Symphony Hall 11-11-12 New York City, NY – Town Hall 11-14 Montreal, Québec – Theatre Maisonneuve 11-15 Toronto, Ontario – Queen Elizabeth Theatre 11-17 Chicago, IL – Thalia Hall 11-20 Vancouver, British Columbia – Vogue Theatre 11-21 Seattle, WA – Showbox 11-22 Portland, OR – Revolution Hall 11-25 San Francisco, CA – The Regency Ballroom 11-26 Los Angeles, CA – The Theatre at Ace Hotel

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• Wed 3 Jul → Sat 6 Jul Festival Cruilla 2019 Black Eyed Peas, Aurora, Marching Bands, Natos Y Waor, Ayax Y Prok…

February 2019

• Fri 8 Feb London, Eventim Apollo Seu Jorge, The Heritage Orchestra
• Fri 21 Jul → Sat 22 Jul NOS Sommer Opening 2017 Seu Jorge, Dillaz, Bezegol & Rude Bwoy Banda
• Thu 13 Jul → Sat 15 Jul Super Bock Super Rock 2017 Red Hot Chili Peppers, Capitao Fausto, Deftones, Foster The People, Kevin Morby…
• Tue 30 May London, Royal Albert Hall Seu Jorge
• Mon 29 May → Sun 4 Jun Primavera Sound Festival 2017 Jeremy Jay, The Wave Pictures, Cigarettes After Sex, Les Sueques, Let's Eat Grandma…
• Thu 25 May Manchester, Albert Hall Seu Jorge
• Sat 23 Jul London, Barbican Centre Seu Jorge, Ana Carolina

October 2010

• Sun 17 Oct London, The Roundhouse Seu Jorge

November 2008

• Mon 3 Nov Bristol Beacon Seu Jorge
• Sun 2 Nov Leeds University Union Seu Jorge, Fabio Da Bahia, Silvao

October 2008

• Fri 31 Oct Brighton Dome Seu Jorge, Guest DJ
• Thu 30 Oct London, The Roundhouse Seu Jorge, Gilles Peterson
• Wed 29 Oct Belfast, Mandela Hall Seu Jorge

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Seu Jorge Talks ‘Life Aquatic’ Tour and the Genius of David Bowie

Seu Jorge plays the last show of his "Life Aquatic" David Bowie tribute Oct. 7 at the Broward Center for the performing Arts in Fort Lauderdale.

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Brazilian singer/songwriter/actor Seu Jorge  — best known for his roles in “City of God” and his distinctive pop samba sound — had never met David Bowie when film director Wes Anderson asked him to cover some of Bowie’s biggest hits in his 2004 movie The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou.  

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Playing the role of troubadour deckhand Pelé Dos Santos, Jorge sang Bowie’s music his way, in Portuguese, in a manner so soulful that Bowie himself said: “Had Seu Jorge not recorded my songs in Portuguese, I would never have heard this new level of beauty which he has imbued them with.”

On Oct. 7, Jorge will play the final show of his The Life Aquatic – A Tribute to David Bowie  tour at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts in Fort Lauderdale. 

Billboard spoke with Jorge while he was on the road in Philadelphia. 

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Billboard: Does it surprise you that people are still so eager to hear your versions of David Bowie songs?

Seu Jorge:  Yes, but Bowie spread a lot of beautiful melodies throughout the world. And all audiences have a beautiful mix of people: My fans, Bowie fans. I think people come to the show to celebrate him. I made this just for him. To celebrate his career and his songs with all this audience from around the world. 

Do you remember what you were doing when you heard the news David Bowie had died? 

Jan. 10. I remember it very well this day. I saw it in Instagram first. And a lot of people sent me messages of support and told me they were listening to the album with the Bowie songs. Three days later my dad passed away. It was a very tough week. 

It’s amazing to me that you never met Bowie, yet you connected musically with him at such a deep level…

It was a big honor to work inside these beautiful songs. Bowie was a genius. It was a privilege to work his songs. 

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When you got the call from Wes Anderson to record the music, were you aware of his work?

I did know him but I wasn’t really a fan. In my neighborhood everything was very simple and my life especially. It was my mom, my dad and my three brothers, in a very small house and we didn’t have a sound system. We just had a radio, a very small AM frequency radio. And the only songs I heard as a teenager were on the radio. And the radio played Bowie songs but not all his career. I didn’t have the money to buy albums. But my musical influence was mostly American black music and Brazilian black music too. I grew up with so many kinds of sounds, but rock n’ roll wasn’t a big part of my life. Just because I didn’t have the resources, not because I didn’t like the style. I really liked it. And I had the opportunity to learn so much about Bowie, about rock n roll, his behavior, the influences on fashion. 

When you first heard the Bowie music you had to cover, was there one particular song that struck you? 

“Life on Mars” is definitely the song I enjoy playing a lot. It’s so romantic, it’s so melodic, and emblematic in his career. It’s the song that’s impossible not to play. The audience reacts with so much love back when I play this song and I put all my soul into this song. When Wes sent me the repertoire I listened song-by-song and I realized how complicated it was going to be to make this record. Especially because in Brazil in the 1980s, the music you heard in America, we heard five years later. Now, with the Internet, it’s easier. But in the ’80s it was really hard. 

David Bowie Praised Seu Jorge for Taking His Songs to a 'New Level of Beauty' With Portuguese…

You are so much more than The Life Aquatic . What are you working on for the new year?

I’m so excited to go back to the studio. Right now I’m in the bus, I grab my computer, my guitar, my microphones…I’m starting to confect something. I have a lot of ideas. I’m really, really dying to write songs, in Brazilian style and incorporate the influences I have right now. I have so much to say in my music. 

Have you been inspired in the bus? 

This country is so beautiful. And I have received a lot of love in so many towns: Kansas, Portland, Vermont.  I’ve made a lot of friends with the music. The experience has been amazing and everyone has treated us with such love and respect. 

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The 10 Biggest Concerts in History

If you want a big crowd, hold a free concert at Brazil’s Copacabana Beach.

It can sometimes seem as though millions of people are cramming into concert venues to see the biggest artists in the world. Although no ticketed gig has ever actually reached attendance numbers in the millions—George Strait recently broke the U.S. record, with 110,905 fans seeing his show at Texas A&M’s Kyle Field stadium on June 15, 2024—plenty of free ones have. Here are 10 of the most highly attended concerts in history.

Rod Stewart on Copacabana Beach, 1994 // 3.5 Million Attendees

Jean-michel jarre at moscow state university, 1997 // 3.5 million attendees, jorge ben jor on copacabana beach, 1993 // 3 million attendees, monsters of rock at tushino airfield, 1991 // 1.6 million attendees, madonna on copacabana beach, 2024 // 1.6 million attendees, live 8 at the philadelphia museum of art, 2005 // 1.5 million attendees, the rolling stones on copacabana beach, 2006 // 1.5 million attendees, paz sin fronteras (peace without borders) in plaza de la revolución, 2009 // 1.1. million attendees, the beach boys at the philadelphia museum of art, 1985 // 1 million attendees, the black eyed peas on ipanema beach, 2006 // 1 million attendees.

On December 31, 1994, Rod Stewart performed on Copacabana Beach for the New Year’s Eve celebrations in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It’s estimated that around 3.5 million NYE revelers lined the 2.5-mile-long beach to hear his set (although some sources go as high as 4.2 million ). While a number of people may have only been there to watch the fireworks—rather than Stewart—the gig still set a Guinness World Record for the “largest attendance of a free concert.”

French electronic composer Jean-Michel Jarre played to a massive crowd at Moscow State University to celebrate the city’s 850th anniversary. Held on September 6, 1997, the event drew a ticketed audience of 500,000—though people who failed to get tickets watched the show from the surrounding hills, bringing estimates up to around 3.5 million.

“It was the most incredible moment of my life,” Jarre said in a 1998 interview. But unfortunately, “hardly anyone in the West heard much about it because it was the night before Princess Diana’s funeral.”

Jarre had managed to pull in crowds in the millions on previous occasions, too. In Paris, 1.5 million saw him perform in 1979, 2.5 million in 1990, and 1 million in 1995. And in 1986, around 1.5 million people took to the streets of downtown Houston, Texas, to see Jarre play for the city’s 150th anniversary and NASA’s 25th anniversary.

Exactly one year before Rod Stewart’s record-breaking NYE concert on Copacabana Beach, Brazilian musician Jorge Ben Jor drew a slightly smaller (but still enormous) crowd for the same event, with 3 million people packing onto the beach.

Incidentally, Jorge Ben Jor had previously sued Stewart for copyright infringement, with the melody of “Do Ya Think I’m Sexy?” matching his song “Taj Mahal,” released six years earlier in 1972. The suit was settled in Jorge Ben Jor’s favor, with Stewart admitting that “the melody had lodged itself in my memory and then resurfaced” in a case of “unconscious plagiarism.”

The heavy metal festival Monsters of Rock went to Russia on September 28, 1991—just a month after the Soviet Union’s failed coup d’état . AC/DC, Pantera, Metallica , The Black Crowes, and Russian band E.S.T. set up on Tushino Airfield in Moscow ready to rock despite the politically charged climate.

Flocks of rock fans turned up, with an alleged crowd size of 1.6 million . “It is among the most surreal and extraordinary footage of Metallica ever,” Lars Ulrich, the band’s drummer, said on Conan O’Brien’s podcast in 2023. Video coverage of the event shows Sikorsky helicopters flying overhead and Ulrich recalled that there were “tens of thousands of Russian soldiers in uniform that [were] supposed to be protecting the audience, and they [were] as into the show and rocking along as all the kids.”

Madonna capped off her Celebration Tour on the famous white sand beach on May 4, 2024. An estimated 1.6 million people heard the pop star sing her biggest hits, including “Like a Prayer” and “Vogue,” with some fans even watching from boats out at sea. The show cost Rio $20 million reais ($3.9 million USD)—and private sponsors forked out even more cash—but officials estimated her performance would inject nearly $300 million reais ($57 million USD) into the city’s economy.

Live 8 was a series of charity concerts staged around the world on July 2, 2005. Although the event took place on the 20th anniversary of Live Aid and played on its name, Bob Geldof—who helped organize both events—explicitly said it was “not Live Aid 2.” In the United States, the concert took place outside the Philadelphia Museum of Art, with people lining Benjamin Franklin Parkway to see artists such as Linkin Park, Kanye West, and Stevie Wonder. Estimates of the crowd size vary wildly; Some sources say a few hundred thousand people gathered, while others say the total was closer to 1.5 million .

When The Rolling Stones took to the sands of Copacabana on February 18, 2006—as part of their A Bigger Bang tour—Rio officials anticipated such a huge turnout that they had more than 10,000 police officers, firefighters, and medical personnel at the ready. But the show went off without a hitch, with around 1.5 million fans happily watching the English rockers perform.

After the success of Madonna’s recent performance on the beach, Daniel Grinbank, who organized The Stones’ massive 2006 gig, asked the band if they fancied returning to Rio, but there’s no word yet on whether they’ll take him up on his offer.

Co-founded and headlined by Colombian rock star Juanes, the second Paz Sin Fronteras concert drew a crowd of more than 1.1 million , according to officials. The September 20, 2009, concert was criticized by some for supporting Fidel Castro ’s regime, but Juanes maintained the event was apolitical and only sought to foster peace between different nations. Performers hailed from Puerto Rico, Colombia, Cuba, Ecuador, Venezuela, Spain, and Italy.

The Beach Boys performed outside the Philadelphia Museum of Art to a crowd of 1 million to celebrate the Fourth of July in 1985. But not satisfied with playing “Good Vibrations” at just one Independence Day celebration, the band then made their way over to the National Mall in Washington, D.C., to play for 750,000 more people.

The Beach Boys had been performing at the National Mall on July 4 since 1980—aside from in 1983, when Secretary of the Interior James Watt banned them, believing they attracted drinkers and drug users. But basically no one else in America —including President Ronald Reagan —agreed with Watt and The Beach Boys were back the next year.

Although the numbers that turn out for New Year’s Eve celebrations on Rio’s Ipanema Beach don’t rival those of Copacabana, it certainly isn’t a small event. The Black Eyed Peas attracted a crowd of 1 million people there on December 31, 2006. Although it was raining and there were no fireworks, the audience seemed happy enough to ring in the New Year by singing along to “Where Is the Love?” and “Pump It.” 

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