The November 21, 2026, São Paulo prepares to welcome one of the most iconic voices in the history of rock. Roger Daltrey, historic singer and frontman of the The Who, will be the headliner of the festival Best of Blues and Rock, scheduled for Ibirapuera Park.
Daltrey will take to the stage alongside an international cast including Chris Isaak, American artist known for his style that combines rock, blues and country influences, the young blues talent Kingfish and the Brazilian guitarist Artur Menezes. A lineup that promises to transform the festival into a true meeting of different generations and souls of blues and rock music.
The appointment will start at 3:30 PM, offering the public an entire day dedicated to music. Tickets range in price from R$ 406 for the half-entrada And R$ 1,232 for full admission, depending on the category chosen.
A legendary voice of rock
Born in 1944 in London, Roger Daltrey is one of the key figures in the history of British rock. His career is inextricably linked to The Who, a group founded in the 1960s together with Pete Townshend, John Entwistle And Keith Moon.
With The Who, Daltrey helped create some of the most important moments in 20th-century rock music. His powerful, distinctive voice is featured on classic songs, including My Generation, Pinball Wizard, Won’t Get Fooled Again And Baba ORiley. The band is also considered one of the protagonists of the transformation of British rock, from the mod movement of the 1960s to the great productions of the 1970s.
Alongside his work with the group, Daltrey has developed a long solo career and participated in numerous musical and film projects. Despite the more than sixty years that have passed since The Who’s debut, he continues to perform live, maintaining a stage presence that belongs to the great rock tradition.
A special event in Brazil
Daltrey’s presence at the Best of Blues and Rock 2026 It represents one of the most anticipated events of his South American tour. The concert in São Paulo will allow Brazilian audiences to hear live one of the last great voices of the generation that helped define modern rock.
The choice of the Ibirapuera Park, one of the iconic venues of the São Paulo capital, adds further charm to the event. On the same stage, established artists and new generations of blues and rock will create a day dedicated to international music.
For fans of The Who it will be above all the opportunity to meet, once again live, the voice that gave identity to one of the most influential bands in the history of rock.