Salvador Sobral is a Portuguese singer who won the Eurovision Song Contest 2017 with "Amar Pelos Dois", written by his sister Luísa Sobral, giving Portugal its first-ever victory in the contest after 53 years. His style sits at the intersection of jazz, soul and acoustic pop, built around an understated voice and small-ensemble arrangements. After a heart transplant in 2017 he returned to the stage and has since released a string of albums, including the Latin Grammy-nominated bpm (2021) and the collaborative record Sílvia & Salvador (2025) with Catalan singer Sílvia Pérez Cruz.
Sobral announces a European tour to promote his new album, with concerts in among others Oslo, Tilburg, Rotterdam and Leeuwarden in autumn 2026.
Sobral unveils his new album "A Flor do Recomeço" - his first album with exclusively Brazilian compositions, recorded in São Paulo and scheduled for October 16, 2026.
The collaborative album Sílvia & Salvador with Catalan singer Sílvia Pérez Cruz is released on May 16, 2025 and wins the awards for Best Singer-Songwriter Album and Best Song in Catalan at the Spanish Music Academy Awards.
Sobral releases the live album TIMBRE X EUROPA (ao vivo) on his 35th birthday, recorded during the European tour of his fourth studio album TIMBRE.
Sobral performs as the first Portuguese artist at the Goya Awards in Spain.
Portuguese singer-songwriter Salvador Sobral performs an intimate solo concert in a seated setting at de Doelen.
Eurovision 2017 winner Salvador Sobral performs an intimate concert in Leeuwarden.