The German record label UNREAL is making its Brazilian debut through a collaboration with THE GRID. The event, titled “THE GRID PRESENTS UNREAL,” is scheduled for November 21, 2026. Starting at 10:00 PM at Komplexo Tempo—a well-known nightlife venue in São Paulo—the lineup is dedicated to the hard techno genre and features artists Kuko, Cloudy, Davyboi, Johannes Schuster, Serafina, Acid Asian, and Sayba. To ensure guests remain fully immersed in the dance floor experience, the organizers have implemented a “No Phone Policy,” which prohibits entry with professional cameras.
What to Expect
The event features a curated hard techno lineup including Kuko, Cloudy, Davyboi, Johannes Schuster, Serafina, Acid Asian, and Sayba. To ensure an immersive experience without digital distractions, the event enforces a strict “No Phone Policy,” prohibiting the use of mobile devices on the dance floor, and professional cameras are also banned. The venue, Komplexo Tempo, will feature a single-section layout with no VIP or backstage areas. On-site amenities include food services, a designated smoking area, and parking.
Practical Tips
The event THE GRID PRESENTS UNREAL takes place on November 21, 2026, starting at 10:00 PM at Komplexo Tempo in São Paulo. The lineup features a hard techno program with DJs Kuko, Cloudy, Davyboi, Johannes Schuster, Serafina, Acid Asian, and Sayba.
Tickets for the general admission area are available through the Ingresse platform. There are three pricing tiers: full price, half-price (available to students or those with legal proof of eligibility), and “social half-price,” which allows for a discounted rate in exchange for a donation of 1kg of non-perishable food at the entrance.
The venue provides parking, food sales, a designated smoking area, and accessibility for people with disabilities. Payments can be made via cash, credit, or debit cards. Please note that professional cameras are prohibited, and the event enforces a “No Phone Policy” (where phone usage is restricted to maintain the immersive atmosphere).