Bon Iver, the American folk band, led and founded by Justin Vernon, features the new album "i,i" at Altice Arena. When Bon Iver released "For Emma, Forever Ago" in early …

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Don't miss the Sol da Caparica which in August brings the best of Portuguese music to Costa da Caparica, with lots of surfing and beach in the mix, too. This festival is held in the Parque Urbano (Urban Garden) of Costa da Caparica in Almada. You will find some great names from the music of Portugal, Africa and Brazil, places where Portuguese is spoken, in a true blast of a party that lasts four days. From hip hop to rock and fado, from samba to kizomba, there will be more than 11 hours of music every day in a huge sound range. Alongside this, the Sol da Caparica makes room for new values and for other arts such as dance, artistic expressions, graffiti and animation cinema. The more active festival-goers will have also plenty of options where adrenaline is guaranteed such as skateboarding, stand up paddle, surfing, windsurfing and bodyboarding.

The Cut Copy concert at the Lisbon Coliseum was rescheduled for 29 October. Australians bring to Portugal the sixth album "Freeze, Melt", which was released on 21 August this year, which includes the singles already released "Like Breaking Glass", "Love is All We Share" and "Cold Water". " Like Breaking Glass" evokes in a particular way the group’s music of excellence, emerging from it the high quality sounds and the unmistakable vocal skills of vocalist, Dan Whitford. Cut Copy are, without a shadow of a doubt, the perfect match between the electro-pop aesthetic, with the sensibility of an indie rock band, and that’s what makes them unique.