Rock in Rio anticipates inspection at the gates to facilitate access to the festival

Rock in Rio anticipates a review at the gates of the City of Rock. The festival organizers confirmed that the first access gates to the festival were opened at 11:30 am to facilitate the inspection of attendees. The official opening of the gates will take place at 2pm, as on other days.

Due to the large amount of audience and demand, fans began to queue for the magazine before 11:30 am. The anticipation caused a rush at the entrance.

According to employees, the decision to bring forward access to the search area was taken to avoid confusion in the organization of queues at the gates. The official entry into the City of Rock, however, is scheduled for 2pm, as already scheduled.

'Oh! Le-fan, fan, fan!

It is by adapting the hit 'Passinho do Volante' that friends João and Eduardo advertise the fans they sell with the faces of the members of the group Stray Kids in the queue at Cidade do Rock. They were produced in João's mother-in-law's printing shop, who is a fan of the group.

The song used by them in the improvised advertisement has even been danced by Beyoncé on Palco Mundo, the same place where the South Korean group will perform this Friday (11). Check out the full report.

Aroldo, from São Paulo, traveled from São Paulo to Rio de Janeiro with his daughter to attend the Stray Kids show at Rock in Rio. The two arrived around 10am, after hitting the road the day before. It's his first time at the festival.

“I don't like festivals personally, I prefer a one-band show, but I want to enjoy the atmosphere”, he said.

While his daughter wants to stay on the grid to watch the group, he intends to enjoy the festival and also watch Alok's show.

University student Gabriela Fakiel waits in line and says she will be emotional at the time of the show.

"It's a wonderful group, and I've been a fan for almost 10 years. I joined the world of K-pop when I was 14 and I'm fulfilling my teenage dream, when I didn't have money or time," he said.

Stray Kids fans show off their SKZOO in line. Each plush represents an animal that corresponds to one of the group members.

“Each of the members has a different mascot,” explained one fan.