Rush in Latin America 2027: The Fifty Something Tour Dates

Rush bring the Fifty Something Tour to South America for nine dates between January 15 and February 4, 2027, with two nights each in Santiago and São Paulo.

The band says the tour celebrates more than 50 years of Rush and honors late bandmate Neil Peart. Shows are billed as "an evening with" Rush: two sets a night from a rotating pool of 40-plus songs, with drummer Anika Nilles and keyboardist Loren Gold. Ticketmaster Chile says it is the band's first South American leg in 17 years.

As of October 12, one date is reported sold out: São Paulo on Sunday, January 24. We found no sold-out report for the other eight, but most seller pages wouldn't load, so availability is unconfirmed.

Every Date

São Paulo on January 24 has no event page here yet.

City by City

Buenos Aires: Friday, January 15

Movistar Arena hosts the only Argentina date. The venue's own show page, linked from the official tour page, returned a connection-error screen, so doors, start time, age rules and availability are unconfirmed.

Santiago: Sunday, January 17 and Tuesday, January 19

Two nights at Estadio Bicentenario de La Florida; 24horas.cl says the second night was added because of sales success. Both sit on one Ticketmaster Chile page, which names no venue and says everyone aged 2 and over needs their own ticket. More in our Santiago events guide.

Curitiba: Friday, January 22

Arena da Baixada sells through Eventim Brasil's general page, eventim.com.br/Rush, which timed out for us. Rolling Stone Brasil reports doors at 4pm on every Brazilian date, with children aged 5 to 15 admitted only with a parent or guardian.

São Paulo: Sunday, January 24 and Tuesday, January 26

Both nights are at Nubank Parque, formerly Allianz Parque. Rolling Stone Brasil and Billboard Brasil reported January 24 sold out in March, which led to the added January 26 show. Eventim's page wouldn't load, so check the seller for that night. More in our São Paulo guide.

Rio de Janeiro: Saturday, January 30

Estádio Olímpico Nilton Santos, known as Engenhão, sells through Eventim Brasil, whose page timed out for us. It falls six days before Rio Carnival begins on February 5.

Belo Horizonte: Monday, February 1

Estádio Mineirão also sells through the general Eventim Brasil page, which didn't load for us.

Brasília: Thursday, February 4

Arena BRB Mané Garrincha closes the South American dates, also through the general Eventim Brasil page.

How to Plan

• Buy only from the official seller: Movistar Arena, Ticketmaster Chile or Eventim Brasil. Check dates on the official tour page, rush.com/tour/fifty-something, and type the address yourself rather than following a social-media or resale link.
• Check availability yourself. We couldn't read any seller's stock, so look before you book travel.
• Confirm the start time. We found none on any page we read, and no support act is announced.
• Plan the route. The shows fall two to four days apart.
• Expect changes. Dates, times and availability can change, and the seller's page is the source of truth.
• We don't publish prices: they vary by sector and sale phase, and a wrong number costs readers money.

FAQ

How many Rush shows are in Latin America in 2027? Nine, from Friday, January 15 in Buenos Aires to Thursday, February 4 in Brasília.

Are any Rush dates sold out? As of October 12, Brazilian press reports São Paulo on Sunday, January 24 as sold out. We found no report for the other eight; check each seller.

Is it Allianz Parque or Nubank Parque? The same São Paulo stadium. Brazilian press says it was renamed in May 2026; the official page still uses the old name.

Summary

January 15 to February 4, 2027: nine dates, one reported sold out as of October 12. Longer trip? See the 2027 festival calendar.

Leer en español: Rush en Latinoamérica 2027. Em português: Rush na América do Sul em 2027.

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