With over four decades of career, more than 100 million records sold, and a legacy that continues to influence generations of artists and fans around the world, the British band is one of the most important and enduring in contemporary music.

Authors of classics such as Hungry Like The Wolf, Rio, Ordinary World, The Reflex, and Come Undone, Duran Duran has built a repertoire that spans decades and remains relevant to this day. In 2022, they were honored with induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, reinforcing a trajectory marked by constant artistic reinvention.

The band's relationship with Portugal dates back to 1982, the year of their first performances in the country. Forty years later, they returned as headliners of Rock in Rio Lisboa, creating one of the most memorable moments of the edition. Now, they return to meet the Portuguese public for an exclusive show in the country's largest concert hall.