Cassete Pirata will perform at Rock & Dão on September 18.
They have established themselves as one of the most captivating bands of the new generation of Portuguese indie rock.
Known for the infectious energy of their concerts and their strong connection with the audience, they have made the stage their true home, winning over a growing community of fans across the country.
With three original albums to their credit, they stand out for their consistent track record, which includes over a hundred concerts, appearances at some of the country’s major festivals, and the inclusion of their music on the soundtrack for the Netflix series “Até que a Vida Nos Separe”.
In 2024, they released “A Família”, an album widely praised by critics and named among the best albums of the year. In 2026, they’ll celebrate ten years in the business with a special tour and new songs released throughout the year.
At Rock & Dão, they promise an intense, festive show brimming with the energy that has made them one of the most exciting bands in contemporary Portuguese music.
They have established themselves as one of the most captivating bands of the new generation of Portuguese indie rock.
Known for the infectious energy of their concerts and their strong connection with the audience, they have made the stage their true home, winning over a growing community of fans across the country.
With three original albums to their credit, they stand out for their consistent track record, which includes over a hundred concerts, appearances at some of the country’s major festivals, and the inclusion of their music on the soundtrack for the Netflix series “Até que a Vida Nos Separe”.
In 2024, they released “A Família”, an album widely praised by critics and named among the best albums of the year. In 2026, they’ll celebrate ten years in the business with a special tour and new songs released throughout the year.
At Rock & Dão, they promise an intense, festive show brimming with the energy that has made them one of the most exciting bands in contemporary Portuguese music.
Cassete Pirata will perform at Rock & Dão on September 18.
They have established themselves as one of the most captivating bands of the new generation of Portuguese indie rock.
Known for the infectious energy of their concerts and their strong connection with the audience, they have made the stage their true home, winning over a growing community of fans across the country.
With three original albums to their credit, they stand out for their consistent track record, which includes over a hundred concerts, appearances at some of the country’s major festivals, and the inclusion of their music on the soundtrack for the Netflix series “Até que a Vida Nos Separe”.
In 2024, they released “A Família”, an album widely praised by critics and named among the best albums of the year. In 2026, they’ll celebrate ten years in the business with a special tour and new songs released throughout the year.
At Rock & Dão, they promise an intense, festive show brimming with the energy that has made them one of the most exciting bands in contemporary Portuguese music.
They have established themselves as one of the most captivating bands of the new generation of Portuguese indie rock.
Known for the infectious energy of their concerts and their strong connection with the audience, they have made the stage their true home, winning over a growing community of fans across the country.
With three original albums to their credit, they stand out for their consistent track record, which includes over a hundred concerts, appearances at some of the country’s major festivals, and the inclusion of their music on the soundtrack for the Netflix series “Até que a Vida Nos Separe”.
In 2024, they released “A Família”, an album widely praised by critics and named among the best albums of the year. In 2026, they’ll celebrate ten years in the business with a special tour and new songs released throughout the year.
At Rock & Dão, they promise an intense, festive show brimming with the energy that has made them one of the most exciting bands in contemporary Portuguese music.