RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – There are two recurring flags in Dido’s concerts: “White Flag,” the song in which she hesitates to raise the white cloth of loving peace, and that unmistakable green and yellow one. “There’s always a Brazilian fan with the flag somewhere,” comments the singer.
The Londoner will finally perform her first shows in Brazil in November, after many years playing for Brazilians around the world.
Dido hit the charts in 1999 in the UK and Europe, with “Here With Me”, and in 2000 in the USA and the rest of the world, with the help of the chorus of “Thank You” included in “Stan”, by Eminem. In her following album, “Life For Rent”, from 2003, she released the aforementioned “White Flag”.
After this very successful period, Dido released two albums (“Safe Trip Home” in 2008 and “Girl Who Got Away” in 2013) but left the stage and media spotlights. During this time, in 2011, she gave birth to her son Stanley.
The new album, “Still On My Mind”, is an excellent reflection of that period, which is both relaxed and lively. The album was recorded at her house and produced by her brother Rollo Armstrong.
Dido in Brazil
November 2nd – São Paulo – Credicard Hall (full price tickets between R$200 and R$700)
November 3rd – Belo Horizonte – Km de Vantagens Hall BH (tickets between R$200 and R$600)
November 6th – Curitiba – Teatro Positivo (tickets between R$200 and R$700)
November 8th – Rio – Km de Vantagens Hall RJ (tickets between R$540 and R$730)
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