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Monday, November 9, 2026

Sepultura End Farewell Tour with Final Concert in Brazil: Video + Setlist

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    Sepultura have played the final show of their farewell tour in São Paulo, Brazil, bringing their 40-plus-year touring career to a close.

    The concert took place on Saturday, November 7th, at Suhai Music Hall and featured a staggering 32-song setlist culled from 14 albums of the band’s discography.

    The show saw a number of guests joining Sepultura onstage, including Ethan Kahn and Sean Sterling from Chained Saint, Allan Wallace from Eminence, Yohan Kisser, Moyses Kolesne from Krisiun, Amilcar Christofaro from Torture Squad, and João Gordo of Brazilian crossover band Ratos de Porão, The band was also joined by its former guitarist, Jairo Guedz, who preceded Andreas Kisser in Sepultura’s lineup.

    Guedz, also known as “Tormentor,” played on Sepultura’s first two albums Bestial Devastation and Morbid Visions and also took part in early songwriting for the band’s third album Schizophrenia which saw the onboarding of his replacement Andreas Kisser as well as a shift toward thrash metal and away from death metal.

    While initially the show and the tour it capped off was billed as a retirement tour for the band, Sepultura has since softened their stance, stating in interviews that the band may return in the future in some capacity following an extended rest.

    This final show marks just over two and a half years of their farewell tour, which officially began on March 1st, 2024 in Belo Horizonte, Brazil and featured the debut of Grayson Nekrutzman on drums following the departure of Eloy Casagrande for Slipknot.

    Watch footage of Sepultura’s farewell show from November 7th and see the full setlist below.

    Setlist:
    Arise
    Altered State (First time since 2013)
    Desperate Cry
    All Souls Rising
    Kairos
    Means to an End
    Propaganda (With Ethan Kahn and Sean Sterling from Chained Saint)
    Dusted (With Allan Wallace from Eminence)
    Convicted in Life (With Yohan Kisser)
    Attitude
    We’ve Lost You (First time since 2015)
    Against
    The Place
    Itsári (With Moyses Kolesne; first time since 1998)
    Kaiowas (With Moyses Kolesne; crew, family, and friends on percussion)
    Dead Embryonic Cells
    Beneath the Remains (With Amilcar Christofaro)
    Breed Apart
    Guitar Solo (With live painting by Andreas)
    Sepulnation
    Reza (With João Gordo; first time since 2005)
    Crucificados pelo sistema (Ratos de Porão cover; with Ratos de Porão; first time since 2013)
    Beber até morrer (Ratos de Porão cover; with Ratos de Porão)
    Biotech Is Godzilla (With Jairo Guedz)
    Slave New World (With Jairo Guedz)
    Troops of Doom (With Jairo Guedz; Derrick Green on rhythm guitar)
    Beyond the Dream
    Territory
    Refuse/Resist
    Encore:
    Drum Solo
    Ratamahatta (Shortened)
    Roots Bloody Roots

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