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The Jazz Room Sinatra & Louis Armstrong in Rio: Tickets & Guide

The Jazz Room Frank Sinatra e Louis Armstrong no Rio

Updated October 1, 2026. The Jazz Room: A Tribute to Frank Sinatra and Louis Armstrong takes place at Teatro Rival on December 4, 2026, with sessions at 6:30 pm and 9:00 pm. Sweet Jazz revisits standards associated with both artists.

The experience is 18+, lasts about 60 minutes and uses shared tables, with seats assigned on a first-come basis within each zone.

Quick summary

DateDecember 4, 2026
Sessions6:30 pm and 9:00 pm
VenueTeatro Rival Petrobras
DurationAbout 60 minutes
Age18+
PriceFrom R$100

Is it worth it?

It is a good fit for anyone who enjoys vocal jazz, standards and an intimate club atmosphere. This is not an impersonator show; the band reinterprets songs associated with Sinatra and Armstrong.

Announced setlist

  • Fly Me to the Moon — Frank Sinatra
  • My Way — Frank Sinatra
  • What a Wonderful World — Louis Armstrong
  • When You’re Smiling — Louis Armstrong
  • and other standards.
The Jazz Room at Teatro Rival in Rio
Photo: Fever / publicity.

Shared tables and arrival

Tables are shared, and seats are assigned by arrival order within each zone. Arrive about 30 minutes early. Late entry is not allowed.

Social ticket

According to Fever, the Social Ticket category can be purchased by anyone and includes a R$10 donation to Instituto Hatus.

Bar and kitchen

Fever states that bar and kitchen orders close 15 minutes before the end of the session. If you want to eat without rushing, arrive early or have a meal beforehand.

Tickets

Minimum price: R$100.

→ Check tickets, prices and availability on Fever

How to get there

Teatro Rival is at Rua Álvaro Alvim, 33, Cinelândia. The theater recommends metro and VLT. It has no private parking. See our guide to public transport in Rio.

Where to stay

Downtown, Glória, Flamengo and Botafogo all work well. Compare options in our guide to where to stay in Rio.

FAQ

How long does it last?

About 60 minutes.

Is it 18+?

Yes.

Are the tables private?

No. They are shared.

Does Teatro Rival have parking?

No. The venue points to parking options nearby.

Keep planning

See also what to do in Rio and our safety guide.

Sources and update

Last checked: October 1, 2026.

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