Brasil ‘66 set a standard back in the 60s with a string of hits that still fire the dancefloor with samba and bossa rhythms that remain perennially hip, starting with the iconic ‘Mas Qe Nada’.

The 21st century Sergio seamlessly blends the sounds of urban Brazil with hip-hop and rap - the new album, Timeless, is produced by Will.I.Am of Black-Eyed Peas fame, and the disc features the likes of Stevie Wonder, India Arie, John Legend and is the perfect sound for a summer Sunday.

Tickets: £15, £20, £25

Freestage 6pm
Radio One’s Gilles Peterson hosts a pre show DJ set in the Barbican foyer.

Barbican Hall 8:15pm
Sergio Mendes - Timeless