“Possessing an unmistakable timbre and a luminous vulnerability, Iolanda is preparing for a career-defining move. On December 7, 2026, the artist will take the stage for the first time at Lisbon’s Coliseum, celebrating her debut album set to be released next year, with a 360-degree performance,” stated the singer’s management in a newly released statement.
The 360-degree stage is designed “to welcome the audience from all directions and create a fully immersive experience in Iolanda’s world.”
Tickets for the concert, priced between 18 and 35 euros, are already on sale.
Iolanda, 31, gained public recognition after winning the 56th Festival da Canção in March last year with the song “Grito.” Her victory led her to represent Portugal at the 68th Eurovision Song Contest in May last year in Sweden, where she secured 10th place.
Originally from Figueira da Foz, Iolanda moved to Lisbon at 17 to pursue a career in music.
In the Portuguese capital, she began performing in bars and attempted her luck in television talent shows. Later, she moved to the UK to study composition at the University of Sussex.
In 2023, the singer-songwriter released her debut EP, “Cura.”
Last year, following her Eurovision participation, she released her second EP, “Olhar p’ra baixo,” which includes the track “Calma.”
