Supergroup With '90s Rock Legends Announce 2026 Tour Dates
Masters of Voices, the eight-person supergroup formed from members of several legendary rock and metal acts, is heading out on the road this summer for a highly anticipated South American tour. The exciting news was shared on Wednesday via Instagram, alongside the announcement of a special guest.
The Masters of Voices summer trek will travel to 11 cities across South America, commencing on July 3 in Santiago, Chile and concluding on July 25 in Catanduva, Brazil. Joining the supergroup on the road is the popular '90s rock band Velvet Chains, who will serve as the official support act on select dates.
The legendary collective was formed in early 2026, assembling a powerhouse lineup of four iconic vocalists from '80s and '90s rock and heavy metal groups alongside four all-star instrumentalists. Frontmen, Eric Martin (of Mr. Big), Edu Falaschi (of Angra and Almah), Tim "Ripper" Owens (formerly of Judas Priest and KK's Priest) and Jeff Scott Soto (formerly of Journey and Talisman) make up the band's formidable vocalist quartet. Guitarists Marcelo Barbosa and Leo Mancini, bassist Felipe Andreoli and drummer Edu Cominato have come together to provide the standout instrumental backing.
Master of Voices: 2026 Tour Dates
July 5 – Santiago - Teatro Teletón
July 9 – Buenos Aires - Vorterix
July 11 – Santo André - Santo Rock Bar
July 13 – Porto Alegre - Teatro Araújo Vianna
July 17 – Belo Horizonte - Mister Rock
July 18 – São Paulo - Tokio Marine Hall
July 19 – Limeira - Mirage Eventos
July 21 – Bogotá - Astor Plaza
July 22 – Medellín - Teatro Universidad de Medellín
July 24– Brasília - Capital Moto Week
July 25 – Catanduva - TBA
As of today, Catanduva's venue location has not been announced. All general admission tickets for the tour are officially available for purchase through the group's primary ticketing platform.
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This story was originally published May 28, 2026 at 8:44 AM.