Tokio Marine Hall, Music venue in São Paulo, Brazil

Tokio Marine Hall is a concert venue on Chácara Santo Antônio in São Paulo's Santo Amaro district, with a floor holding up to 4,000 people. Its stage measures 250 m², stands 22 m high and has a 9 m proscenium opening. Inside, an exposed brick back wall is lit in magenta, a dark metal spiral staircase sculpture coils toward the ceiling, and gear-shaped wall ornaments carry the gold letters "V" and "W".

The venue opened as Tom Brasil and took the name HSBC Brasil in 2008, when the bank bought its naming rights. In August 2015 it reverted to Tom Brasil, and in March 2022 the insurer Tokio Marine acquired the naming rights, giving it the current name. It hosted Miss Brasil 2011 on 23 July that year.

The hall's name has changed with its sponsors: HSBC bought the naming rights in 2008, the venue reverted to Tom Brasil in August 2015, and Tokio Marine took the rights in March 2022. It also hosted Miss Brasil 2011 on 23 July. On stage, a cellist, guitarist, vocalist and laptop player share the room with a coiled metal staircase and gear-shaped wall ornaments.

The venue sits in Chácara Santo Antônio, in the Santo Amaro district of São Paulo. The floor holds up to 4,000 people, and the stage measures 250 m² with a 22 m height and a 9 m proscenium opening. Check the programme before travelling, since the hall hosts theatre as well as concerts.

The name has changed with each naming-rights deal: HSBC Brasil from 2008, back to Tom Brasil in August 2015, and Tokio Marine Hall since March 2022. The stage measures 250 m² with a 22 m height and a 9 m proscenium opening. On 23 July 2011 the venue hosted Miss Brasil 2011.