Silence 4
Pop
The next Silence 4 concert is scheduled for Friday, June 13, 2025 at Teatro José Lúcio da Silva in Leiria, Portugal. See all 7 upcoming concerts
Upcoming Concerts for Silence 4
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- Jun13Jun 13, 2025Teatro José Lúcio da SilvaLeiria
- Jun14Jun 14, 2025Teatro José Lúcio da SilvaLeiria
- Nov13Nov 13, 2025Super Bock Arena - Pavilhão Rosa MotaPorto
- Nov14Nov 14, 2025Super Bock Arena - Pavilhão Rosa MotaPorto
- Nov15Nov 15, 2025Super Bock Arena - Pavilhão Rosa MotaPorto
- Dec12Dec 12, 2025MEO ArenaLisboa
About Silence 4
Hometown
Portugal
Formed
1995
Genre
Pop
Surfacing in the end of the '90s as one of Portugal's major rock bands, Silence 4 opened new frontiers for other English singing bands to follow. Overcoming the country's rock tradition built upon Portuguese-language songs, and choosing to create mostly acoustic compositions, the band quickly conquered a large following. It was in 1995, in Leiria, a central-northern Portuguese city, that David Fonseca, along with Tozé Pedrosa decided to get the band together. A year later, the addition of Sofia Lisboa (vocals) and Rui Costa(bass) completed the group's line-up. Struggling with several technical difficulties, the band managed to record a demo, later presented to the Portuguese Polygram label. Their debut was made on a home country compilation disc, Sons de Todas as Cores, in which they played a cover of Erasure's "A Little Respect." Three years after the band's formation, Silence Becomes It, their debut album, hit the record stores. The critics were unanimous to consider the record as one of Portugal's best rock albums and the public gave an enthusiastic response. The disc achieved remarkable sales, staying on top of Portuguese tables for months. Silence 4 then made an extended tour throughout the country, reappearing in the year 2000 with Only Pain Is Real, their second album, that attested the band as one of Portugal's best. ~ Mario Mesquita Borges
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