Name: Romeu Bairos
Start: 2025-05-30T20:00:00-04:00
Location: Narrows Center for the Arts

Friday, May 30, 2025
$35 Advance | $37 Day of Show
[all-in pricing, no additional fees]
Doors 7pm | Show 8pm
Opener: Tori Costa
Born in Furnas, Azores, Romeu Bairos envisioned his future in music from an early age. Influenced by his family’s close ties to Azorean musical culture, Bairos has been exploring a contemporary reinterpretation of traditional Azorean songs, incorporating new instruments such as the “viola de dois corações” (traditional Azorean guitar). As a solo artist, he released the EP Cavalo Dado, where he experimented with songwriting and melodies, following the paths of artists like Portuguese singer-songwriter B Fachada. However, it was his participation in the national edition of Eurovision and his interpretation of Sandro G’s song “Eu Não Vou Chorar” that brought his music to wider national attention.
He released his first EP "Cavalo Dado" in 2019 and was a finalist in the Festival da Canção in 2021. He is part of the cast of the series "Rabo de Peixe," distributed by Netflix, in which he also participated in the soundtrack. His debut album “Romê das Furnas” will be released in February 2025.
Tori Costa: Infusing Luso folk influences with a classic pop/rock sound, Tori Costa is something along the lines of Carmen Miranda meets Stevie Nicks: genre-bending, exotically enchanting, deeply nostalgic while entirely her own. Her distinctly recognizable contralto is reminiscent of the Portuguese fado tradition, modernized through a vulnerable and provocative rock-and-roll delivery. Tori’s bold yet suave artistry moves audiences to new emotional heights, with her natural crowd intuition and versatility as a multi-instrumentalist with a dance background. A true multi-hyphenate, Tori composes her bilingual serenades with astute vision, reflected by the creativity and originality of her self-directed music videos and live performances. Always true to the many sides of herself, Tori’s Azorean heritage and southern New England roots are evident in her lyrics and musicality.