Vibra São Paulo, Concert hall in Santo Amaro District, Brazil

Vibra São Paulo sits in Santo Amaro District and is a large concert hall with seating for 7,000 people. The interior spreads across a wide area and features modern stage and sound equipment for different types of performances.

Opened in September 1999 as Credicard Hall, the venue was renamed Citibank Hall on 21 November 2013 and reverted to Credicard Hall on 22 April 2018. It became UnimedHall on 17 October 2019, closed on 31 March 2021, and reopened in May 2022 as Vibra São Paulo after Opus Entretenimento partnered with Vibra Energia.

The venue's name has changed with its sponsors: Credicard Hall, Citibank Hall, UnimedHall and, since April 2022, Vibra São Paulo. From 1999 to 2015 it hosted Rede Globo's annual Show da Virada, a year-end special with major Brazilian music names. Laura Pausini holds the record for an international artist, with 16 shows across 7 tours.

The venue stands beside the Hotel Transamérica in Santo Amaro, and the sources give no metro station of its own, so plan the trip to that address in advance. With capacity for 7,000 people, the hall fills quickly before shows; arrive early to get through the doors and find your seat.

In September 2011 the venue hosted the 60th Miss Universe pageant, a rare example of the hall being used for something other than concerts. This event showed how adaptable the space is for different kinds of large gatherings.