Audio Rebel is a music venue located in the Botafogo neighborhood, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Known for being a space dedicated to independent and experimental music, Audio Rebel provides an intimate and welcoming environment for live performances by local and international artists.

Operating since 2005, Audio Rebel has hosted big names in national and international music, such as punk legends Ian Mackaye and Joe Lally (Fugazi); great national jazz instrumentalists such as Hélio Delmiro and Idriss Boudrioua; from international jazz such as Peter Brötzmann, Paal Nilssen-Love (The Thing), Frode Gjerstad, Matana Roberts and Peter Evans; Indonesian experimental music, with Senyawa; from Japan, with Tatsuya Yoshida and Otomo Yoshihide; Brazilian music names such as Arto Lindsay, Jards Macalé, Jorge Mautner and Arrigo Barnabé; rappers like Emicida and Projota, and new Brazilian popular music from Passo Torto, Negro Leo, Ava Rocha, Metá Metá, Juçara Marçal, Siba, Cidadão Instigado and many others.

The main features of Audio Rebel:

Cozy Environment: The house offers a relaxed atmosphere, with decor that emphasizes the intimate aspect and the proximity between artists and audience.

Focus on Independent Music: Audio Rebel has a reputation for supporting the independent music scene, providing space for bands and artists who explore diverse genres and styles.

Varied Programming: Audio Rebel's programming spans a variety of musical genres, including rock, indie, experimental music, among others.Location: Located in the Botafogo neighborhood, the music venue is accessible and attracts a diverse audience.

Space for Cultural Events: In addition to concerts, Audio Rebel can also host other cultural events such as album launches, exhibitions, listening sessions, and more

Address: R. Visc. de Silva, 55 – Botafogo, Rio de Janeiro – RJ, 22271-091, Brazil