Candlelight Bruno Mars in Rio 2026: Setlist, Tickets & Guide

Updated October 1, 2026. Candlelight: Tribute to Bruno Mars takes place at Museu do Amanhã, with hits by Bruno Mars and Silk Sonic arranged for string quartet. The concert lasts about 60 minutes, and late entry is not allowed.
Quick summary
| Venue | Museu do Amanhã |
| Address | Praça Mauá, 1 — Downtown Rio |
| Dates | November 29, 2026 at 6:00 pm |
| Duration | 60 minutes |
| Age | 8+; under 16s with an adult |
| Price | From R$ 37.00 |
Is it worth it?
A good choice for fans of Bruno Mars ballads and pop hits who want a short late-afternoon experience at Praça Mauá.
Important: Bruno Mars does not perform; this is an instrumental tribute.
Expected setlist
- Marry You
- Just the Way You Are
- Leave the Door Open
- Uptown Funk
- The Lazy Song
- Versace on the Floor
- Grenade
- Finesse
- Smokin Out the Window
- Locked Out of Heaven
- Talking to the Moon
- That’s What I Like
- When I Was Your Man
- Treasure
Program subject to change. Announced performers: Ornamentus String Quartet.

Tickets and price
Minimum price found in the updated Fever feed: R$ 37.00. Compare categories at checkout.
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What time should you arrive?
Plan to arrive 30 to 45 minutes early. Late arrival may mean missing the concert.
How to get there
Museu do Amanhã is at Praça Mauá, 1. VLT is one of the easiest ways to get there; the museum has no private parking but there are private lots nearby. See our guide to public transport in Rio.
What to do nearby
You can combine the concert with Museu de Arte do Rio, Praça Mauá and the waterfront area.
Where to stay
Downtown, Glória and Flamengo reduce travel time; Botafogo is a versatile base. Compare neighborhoods in our guide to where to stay in Rio.
FAQ
How long does it last?
60 minutes.
Can I arrive late?
No.
What is the minimum age?
8 years old; under 16s must be with an adult.
Does the original artist perform?
No. It is a string-quartet interpretation.
Keep planning
See also what to do in Rio and our Rio safety guide.
Sources and update
Last checked: October 1, 2026.
