Sepultura's final concert, on 7 November in São Paulo, has been moved to a smaller venue. Live Nation Brasil announced that the show leaves the Mercado Livre Arena Pacaembu, which holds around 26,000, for the Suhai Music Hall, which holds just over 9,000.
Tickets already bought remain valid for the new venue, and anyone who cannot attend there may ask for a refund.
Krisiun, Sacred Reich and Metal Allegiance all stay on the bill. Metal Allegiance brings together Mike Portnoy, Alex Skolnick and Chuck Billy, Phil Demmel, Troy Sanders of Mastodon and the band's founder Mark Menghi.
The stadium had a particular meaning for the band. It has been part of their history since the early 1990s, above all through the concert at the Praça Charles Miller in front of it, which helped build their standing in Brazil. It reopened in 2025 under its current name with a reduced capacity.
The night is being staged as a celebration of the band's forty years rather than only a last show, with guests from different eras of their history.