Brazilian promoter DC Set Group has acquired a stake in Move Concerts Brazil, the local arm of indie promoter Move Concerts.
Roberto Carlos in celebration of the 100th Anniversary of Corinthians soccer club on September 27,2010 in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
The acquisition will result in a powerful domestic entertainment company with many strategic alliances abroad, operating under the Move Concerts Brazil brand. All partners have long worked together and collaborated in multiple alliances which eventually led to this new partnership, aimed at growing and expanding Move’s business in Brazil.
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