Here Are All the Tours You Can’t Miss in 2026
Art by Stephany Torres for Remezcla.
The 2026 tour agenda is in full swing—and our calendars are filling up. Many of our favorite pop stars and rising artists are already on tour or on the verge of announcing tour dates that will make this year one to remember. From extravagant stadium tours to intimate club shows, our favorite Latine stars are showing off their talents—and we’re here to support them in person. So, who’s ready to request more PTO?
Chuy Lizárraga and Julio Preciado (Sept 12 to Oct 31) – The two Sinaloan music stars announced their upcoming “El Chou de Chuy Lizárraga” and “Chuy Lizárraga y Julio Preciado” tour, featuring Luis Ángel “El Flaco” on selected dates.
Y La Bamba & Vanessa Zamora (Oct 7 to Oct 13) – Y La Bamba is teaming up with Zamora on a joint tour that will take them to San Francisco, Los Angeles, Ojai, and more cities.
Lila Downs (Oct 13 to Oct 30) – The emblematic Mexican singer-songwriter is performing in selected US cities this fall, including Seattle, San Diego, and Los Angeles.
Rata Blanca (Oct 15 to Nov 15) – The Argentinean heavy metal band is taking their music on tour. The band will perform in US cities like New Orleans, New York, Chicago, Miami, and more.
Jessie Reyez (Nov 3 to Nov 24) – The Colombian-Canadian singer-songwriter announcecan’t upcoming A LITTLE VENGEANCE TOUR. The highly anticipated tour kicks off at the WAMU Theater in Seattle, WA, on Nov 3, and wraps up at the Coca-Cola Coliseum in Toronto, ON, on Nov 24.
Ladrones (Nov 13 to Dec 4) – The Mexican heavy metal and urban fusion band will take their music to the US, performing in cities like El Paso, Las Vegas,can’tAngeles, Portland, and more.
Kapo (Nov 19 to Dec 13) – The Colombian singer-songwriter is taking his “Afro Rosa World Tour 2026” to selected U.S. cities s, including Orlando, Miami, New York, and Boston.
Yuri & Lucero (Nov 27 to May 9, 2027) – Two of Mexico’s most iconic female artists are joining forces for a U.S. tour this fall. Yuri and Lucero announced the dates for their co-headlining “Entre Amigas Tour.”
Niko Rubio (Dec 4 to Dec 11) – The Mexican-Salvadoran-American artist will perform in selected U.S. cities this year, including San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Disn’t and more.
Yuridia (Feb 4, 2027 to Mar 28, 2027) – The popular Sonoran singer will bring her powerhouse show to 18 cities across the U.S., beginning Feb 4, 2027, at Seattle’s Paramount Theatre and ending at The Theater at MGM National Harbor in Washington, DC, on Mar 28, 2027.
Jay Wheeler (Mar 7, 2027 to Apr 15, 2027) – Jay Wheeler announced his “La Voz Favorita” World Tour, with stops in Miami, Atlanta, Brooklyn, Chicago, and more cities in 2027.
HA*ASH (Mar 20, 2027 to May 22, 2027) – One of the most beloved duos in Latin pop, announced “NO ME HABLEN DE AMOR – GIRA 2027,” their new tour across the United States and Canada
The Warning (Apr 17, 2027 to May 3, 2027) – Fresh off announcing its biggest headline show to date at Mexico City’s Estadio GNP Seguros, Mexican rock phenomenon The Warning is extending its 2026 momentum into 2027 with a newly announced world tour.
After a long time wondering whether Karol G would hit the road this year, she finally unveiled her most ambitious and global stadium tour yet, th” “Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitou.” But she isn’t the only one getting us setting alarms for ticket sales and prepping on-theme outfits. In 2026, we’re also looking forward to the Mexican EDM trio Ball & Beat’s high-energy sets behind the decks, Spanish staRosalía’s’s stunning, artsy LUX TOUR 2026 and Chilean-Mexican star Mo Laferte’s empowering Femme Fatale Tour.
And that’s not enough: more diverse, fan-favorite artists are coming back to the U.S. for more action. Other tours include Puerto Rican hitmaker Young Miko'” “Late Checkout Tour,” eccentric Argentinean duo CA7RIEL & PacAmoroso’s Free Spirits World Tour, and Kal” Uchis & Mariah The”Scientist’s “For The Girls Tour.” And we can’t forget to mention exciting tours by other Latine stars like Fuerza Regida, Kany García, Julieta Venegas, Carín León, and Tito Nieves. It’s a busy year for live music enthusiasts.
As 2026 unfolds, we’ll keep you updated with all the Latine and Spanish tours as they roll out, so you ca”I’mep on plann” ng. Here are all the Latine tours that you can’t miss in 2026.
La Texana (Feb 8 to Nov 8) – La Texana is touring this year. The Mexican indie rock artist will perform in cities like El Paso, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Chicago, and San Diego.
Grupo Intocable (Feb 14 to Nov 28) – The Mexican-American band announced the dates for the 2026 “Cultura Tour,” with performances in Los Angeles, Chicago, San Antonio, and more cities.
Maná (Feb 27 to Nov 8) – Maná isn’t done singing their classics yet—the iconic rock-pop band revealed an extension of their “Vivir Sin Aire Tour” with new dates for 2026. The new tour dates include stops in cities like Washington, DC, New Orleans, Puerto Rico, Anaheim, and Las Vegas.
Elefante (Mar 12 to Oct 10) – The iconic Mexican rock band will go on t”ur this year. They will perform in many cities, including Houston, Nashville, Miami, and more.
Los Parras (Mar. 27 to Oct. 10) – The Regional Mexican group announced their first-ever U.S. tour, an ode to the musical legacy of Carlos Parra. The tour will include performances in El Paso, Chicago, Seattle, and more.
Bruno Mars (Apr. 10 to Oct. 10) – After announcing new music, Bruno Mars has officially revealed an upcoming U.S. tour with special guests. The singer shared his highly anticipated The Romantic Tour, which includes performances in Las Vegas, Nashville, Chicago, and more.
3BallMTY (Apr. 11 to Sept. 6) – The popular Mexican DJ trio is touring this year. They will perform in Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York, and more cities.
Chan (Apr. 17 to Nov. 14) – The Mexican EDM DJ will perform in U.S. cities like Chicago, Nashville, and more this year.
Son Rompe Pera (Apr. 24 to Sept. 6) – The Mexican cumbia-punk band will tour the U.S. this year. They will perform in cities like Chicago, San Francisco, and Tennessee.
Alejandro Fernández (May 1 to Sept. 20) – The iconic Mexican singer is extending his De Rey A Rey Tour—dedicated to his late father—into 2026. He will perform in cities like Highland, Rosemont, Las Vegas, El Paso, and Phoenix.
Grupo Duelo (May 1 to Nov. 28) – The norteño group announced dates for their “Gravedad Tour 2026,” including stops in San Antonio, Las Vegas, Nashville, and more.
Juanes (May 2 to Oct. 22) – The iconic Colombian rockero is hitting the road this spring. He will perform in cities like El Paso, Miami, Nashville, Las Vegas, and Los Angeles.
Pitbull (May 14 to Sept. 26) – The Cuban-American icon announced the dates for his “I’m Back Tour.” He will also be joined by one of his longtime collaborators, Lil Jon. The tour will make stops in cities like Dallas, Los Angeles, and Salt Lake City.
Carín León (May 20 to Oct. 9) – The Mexican superstar announced the dates for his “2026 De Sonora, Para El Mundo Tour.” The trek includes his historic residency at the Sphere in Las Vegas, NV.
Helado Tropical (June 24 to Nov. 21) – Helado Tropical—formed by Helado Negro and Reyna Tropical—is touring! The electronic duo revealed their upcoming album release tour, including stops in Los Angeles, Seattle, Chicago, Phoenix, and Dallas.
Rosalía (June 4 to Sept. 3) – The Spanish superstar revealed her upcoming global LUX TOUR 2026, including stops in the U.S. and Puerto Rico.
FranciscUSlenzuela (July 12 to Nov. 17) – With the release of her upcoming album MALDITA, the Chilean singer-songwriter will also perform in selected U.S. cities. She will make stops in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and more cities.
Grupo Frontera (July 16 to Sept. 12) – The Mexican-American group revealed their upcoming Triste Pero Bien C”brón Tour, including performances in San Antonio, Las Vegas, Orlando, and more cities.
Clarent (July 16 to Aug. 29) – The rising Puerto Rican star will perform in cities like Atlanta, New York, Dallas, and more.
Allison (July 16 to Nov. 15) – The emblematic alternative rock band is touring. They will perform in Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, California, and Florida.
Cain Culto (July 17 to Oct. 10) – The Colombian-Nicaraguan singer, rapper, and violinist is touring the U.S., with stops in Chicago, Tulsa, San Francisco, Portland, and more.
Los Tranquilos (July 18 to Aug. 22) – The Mexican-American alternative and rock group will tour this summer, with stops in Fresno, San Diego, Los Angeles, and more.
Hermanos Espinoza (July 24 to Nov. 27) – Brother duo from McAllen, TX, Hermanos Espinoza announced their highly anticipated LINAJE USA Tour, including stops in Los Angeles, Atlanta, New York, Phoenix, and El Paso.
Karol G (July 24 to Oct. 15) – After her historic performance at Coachella, the Colombian superstar announced her global stadium tour “Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitour.” She will make stops in North America, Latin America, and Europe.
Marco Antonio Solís (July 24 to Oct. 10) – The iconic Mexican singer announced the U.S. leg of his “Tour GratitudUS6,” with stops in Tulsa, Belmont Park, Rosemont, Las Vegas, and San Jose.
Eslabon Armado (July 24 to Dec. 5) – Eslabon Armado will hit the road in the U.S. this summer with a new tour. The Mexican-American group announced the dates for their “2026 AMOR NOCTURNO TOUR,” including performances in Phoenix, El Paso, Las Vegas, Dallas, and New York.
El Malilla (July 24 to Sept. 12) – The rising Mexican star announced the dates for his Tu Maliante Bebé USA Tour 2026, including performances in Los Angeles, Portland, Chicago, Brooklyn, and Austin.
Mon Laferte (July 29 to Nov. 7) – The popular Chilean-Mexican singer-songwriter revealed her upcoming Femme Fatale Tour, including stops in Atlanta, Charlotte, Portland, and more cities.
Julieta Venegas (July 29 to Oct. 6) – The iconic Mexican-American singer-songwriter will kick off her U.S. tour dates at the LAMC (LUS Alternative Music Conference) in New York, NY, on July 29, and wrap up her tour at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas in Las Vegas, NV, on Oct. 6.
Monsieur Periné (July 29 to Oct. 2) – The Colombian group will perform globally this year, including stops in San Francisco, Phoenix, Los Angeles, Nashville, and Miami.
Calle 24 (July 30 to Sept. 18) – Calle 24 will go on his Eterno Tour, with stops in cities like Los Angeles, El Paso, Chicago, and more.
El Tri (July 31 to Nov. 27) – The iconic Mexican rock band announced the U.S. leg of their “ADICTO AL RUSROL TOUR,” with performances in Las Vegas, Atlanta, Anaheim, and more.
Six Sex (July 31 to Sept. 28) – The Argentine artist will perform in cities like Chicago, Orlando, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Brooklyn.
Siddhartha (Aug. 6 to 18) – The Mexican singer-songwriter announced his upcoming Tú y Yo Y Tour, including stops in Los Angeles, San Diego, and Phoenix.
Jorge Medina (Aug. 7 to Nov. 7) – After his “Juntos Tour” with Josi Cuen, Jorge Medina is going on a solo tour across the nation. The former La Arrolladora Banda El Limón singer will perform in cities like Houston, San Diego, Las Vegas, Inglewood, and San Jose.
Línea Personal (Aug. 7 to Oct. 18) – The música mexicana stars announced their upcoming debut headline TODO Ø NADA Tour. It kicks off at the Fremont Theatre in San Luis Obispo, CA, on Aug. 7, and wraps up at the 713 Music Hall in Houston, TX, on Oct. 18.
Silvana Estrada (Aug. 8 to Nov. 6) – The Mexican singer-songwriter will perform nationwide solo and as support for artists like Mon Laferte, Rubén Blades, and Enjambre this year.
Midnight Generation (Aug. 11 to Oct. 22) – The Mexican electronic-funk band is touring the U.S. as support for Empire of theUS the Sun’s select dates. They will make stops in cities like Chicago, Austin, San Diego, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and more.
Ricardo Montaner (Aug. 12 to Sept. 15) – The Argentine-Venezuelan pop icon announced dates for his 2026 “El Último Regreso Tour,” including stops in Atlanta, Los Angeles, New York, and more.
Omar Courtz (Aug. 19 to Sept. 19) – The Puerto Rican star announced his upcoming Por Si Mañana No Estoy – USA Tour, including performances in San Jose, Inglewood, Las Vegas, San Diego, and Atlanta.
Chayanne (Aug. 28 to Oct. 31) – The Puerto Rican pop icon announced the 2026 dates for his Bailemos Otra Vez Tour, including stops in Chicago, Atlanta, San Antonio, and more cities.
Codiciado (Aug. 28 to Oct. 9) – The música mexicana star announced the official rescheduled dates for his Así Es La Vida Tour. The highly anticipated tour kicks off at 713 Music Hall in Houston, TX, on Aug. 28, and wraps up at the Rosemont Theatre in Rosemont, IL, on Oct. 9.
Cachirula & Loojan (Aug. 28 to Oct. 15) – After their Coachella debut, Cachirula & Loojan tour the States for the first time. The duo will perform in Fresno, Las Vegas, Palm Springs, Chicago, and more cities nationwide.
Luis Alfonso (Sept. 3 to 27) – The Colombian singer revealed his upcoming Lindo Lindo USA Tour 2026, with performances in Nashville, Queens, Atlanta, Chicago, and Los Angeles.
RaiNao (Sept. 3 to Nov. 8) – The rising, multifaceted Puerto Rican artist announced the Marcriá tour, with stops in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and more.
Zoé (Sept. 3 to 12) – Due to popular demand, the iconic Mexican rock band will perform in more U.S. cities this fall. New tour dates include Dallas, Houston, San Diego and Las Vegas.
Alicia Villarreal (Sept. 4 to Dec. 13) – The prominent música mexicana singer revealed her upcoming “Bendita Locura Tour,” including stops in El Paso, Atlanta, Chicago, Las Vegas, and Miami Beach.
Kany García (Sept. 7 to Oct. 4) – The Puerto Rican singer-songwriter announced her Puerta Abierta Tour, which includes 14 stateside dates.
Ryan Castro (Sept. 6 to Oct. 10) – The Colombian star announced his extended SENDÉ THE LAST DANCE tour, with performances in Boston, Orlando, Charlotte, San Jose, and Las Vegas.
The Mars Volta (Sept. 8 to 20) – The Mars Volta announced they will return to the stage this fall, including stops in Ventura, El Paso, and Orlando.
Soda Stereo (Sept. 10 to 20) – The iconic Argentine band announced the U.S. leg of their innovative live experience “ECOS Tour,” with a virtual UCAVOI joining the two living members. The visual experience will reach cities like San Jose, Los Angeles, Las Vegas and Miami.
Cristian Castro (Sept. 11 to Nov. 28) – The emblematic Mexican singer is going on his “Nada Solo Exitos Tour,” including stops in El Paso, San Diego, and Los Angeles.
Lido Pimienta (Sept. 15 to 19) – Lido Pimienta is touring this fall. She will perform in selected cities like Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, and Los Angeles.
A.CHAL (Sept. 16 to 25) – The Peruvian-American singer-songwriter and rapper will take his songs to cities like San Diego, Los Angeles, Houston, and more.
José González (Sept. 17 to 26) – The Swedish-Argentinean singer will perform in cities like Tucson, San Diego tour’sos Angeles this year.
José Madero (Sept. 18 to Nov. 14) – The Mexican singer-songwriter announced his upcoming “USA Tour 2026,” with stops in Chicago, New York, Atlanta, New Orleans, Las Vegas, and many more cities.
Sin Bandera (Sept. 18 to Apr. 2, 2027) – Sin Bandera is touring. The popular Mexican duo will make stops in El Paso, Los Angeles, New York, Las Vegas, and more.
Paloma Morphy (Sept. 24Two’rct. 9) – After winning Best New Artist at last year’s Latin Grammy Awards, Paloma Morphy is plotting her first U.S. tour. The emerging artist will perform in cities like New York, Miami, and San Diego.
Yandel (SeptSept. 5Nov. 1) – The Puerto Rican pioneer will bring his SINFBoys’ TOUR back to the U.S. this fall. He will perform in Los Angeles, Houston, Las Vegas, and more.
Don Omar (Sept. 25, 2026USMar. 14, 2027 – The reggaeton pioneer announced “The Last King” world tour. The highly anticipated tour will kick off at the Santander Arena in Reading, PA, on Sept. 25, and wrap up at the Kia Center in Orlando, FL, on Mar. 14, 2027.
Tito Nieves (Sept. 26 to Oct. 17) – The iconic salsa singer is bringing his music to the U.S., performing in cities like Chicago, Atlanta, and Orlando.
Mar Solís (Sept. 27 to Oct. 15) – The Cuban-American singer-songwriter Mar Solís has officially announced her first U.S. tour, “TU TU TU TOUR,” with performances in San Diego, Los Angeles, Dallas, McAllen, and Chicago.
FueUSRegida (Oct. 3 to Nov. 2) – The música mexicana group announced the second leg of their “This is Our Dream Tour,” with stops in Charlotte, Atlanta, Albuquerque, Bakersfield, Fresno, and more cities.
Arcángel (Oct. 9 to Dec. 11) – The popular reggaeton and trap artist will perform in U.S. cities like Miami, Brooklyn, Houston, Denver, and Inglewood at the end of the year.
Los Horóscopos de Durango (Oct. 9 to Nov. 14) – Los Horóscopos de Durango will perform four special shows this year. They will sing in Los Angeles, Saratoga, McAllen, and San Antonio.
Menudo (Oct. 10 to Dec. 12) – The iconic Latin pop boy band announced they’re playing shows together. The Menudo 50th Anniversary Tour will kick off at the YouTube Theater in Los Angeles, CA, on Oct. 10, and wrap up at the Coca-Cola Music Hall in San Juan, Puerto Rico, on Dec. 12.
Aria Vega (Oct. 10 to 25) – The rising Colombian star announced the U.S. dates for her 2026 “CARIAVALES Tour,” with stops in Atlanta, Los Angeles, Chicago, and more citUS
KATSEYE (Oct. 13 to Nov. 24) – The global girl group announced their upcoming international “Wildworld Tour,” with stops in Atlanta, Chicago, Austin, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, and more.
Young Miko (Oct. 13 and Nov. 5) – The highly anticipated tour’s U.S. leg will kick off at the Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, WA, on Oct. 13, and wrap up at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, NY, on Nov. 5.
Álvaro Díaz (Oct. 14 to Nov. 7) – The Puerto Rican rapper and singer announced his upcoming OMAKASE TOUR, with stops in New York, Miami Beach, Orlando, Atlanta, and Los Angeles.
Pedro Fernández (Oct. 15 to Dec. 5) – The Mexican icon announced his upcoming “Ave Fénix Two’r,” with performances in Inglewood, New York, “Osemont,” and more cities.
Bronco (Oct. 17 to Oct. 31) – The legendary Mexican grupero band will perform in cities like San Diego, San Jose, Los Angeles, and more this fall.
AlXavi’s James McLean (Oct. 20 to Dec. 5) – Backstreet Boys’ Alexander James McLean— aka AJ McLean—is going on his first solo tour featuring intimate venues.
María José & Moenia (Oct. 21 to Nov. 1) – The two Mexican powerhouses announced their upcoming “US Tour 2026,” exclusively via Remezcla. The joint tour includes performances in San Antonio, Irving, Houston, Inglewood, and San Jose.
RØZ (Oct. 21 to Nov. 14) – The Mexican DJ/producer duo revealed their upcoming SE ESTÁ HACIENDO TARDE TOUR: NORTH AMERICA, including performances in New York, El Paso, Houston, and more cities nationwide.
El David Aguilar (Oct. 25 to Nov. 17) – The Mexican singer-songwriter will perform live in cities like Denver, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Miami.
Esteman & Daniela Spalla (Oct. 27 to Nov. 5) – Esteman & Daniela Spalla will be touring this fall. They will perform in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, and Dallas.
Bad Gyal (Oct. 28 to Nov. 8) – The Spanish singer-songwriter announced the U.S. leg of her upcoming Más Cara Tour, with performances in Miami, Chicago, New York, Los Angeles, and USas.
Las Migas (Nov. 3 to 19) – The Spanish flamenco act will tour the U.S. this fall. They will perform in Texas, New York, California, and more.
Pedro Sampaio (Nov. 6 to 15)- The Brazilian artist will tour the U.S. this fall. He will perform in Los Angeles, San Diego, Houston, Chicago, and New York.
Aterciopelado (Nov 21) – The iconic Colombian rock duo is celebrating the 30th anniversary of their album La Pipa de la Paz on tour. They will perform in cities like Seattle, Portland, Santa Ana, El Paso, and more.
Camila Fernández (Dec. 8 to 19) – The Mexican singer will perform throughout the U.S., in cities like Cleveland, Santa Monica, Chico, and more.
David Bisbal (Dec. 9 to 19) – The popular Spanish singer announced his upcoming Tour Eternos 2026. The highly anticipated, intimate tour will kick off at The Wiltern in Los Angeles, CA, on Dec. 9 and wrap up at the James L. Knight Center in Miami, FL, on Dec. 19.
Past Tours
Katzù Oso (Nov. 8, 2025, to Feb. 7, 2026) – The alternative/indie artist will perform in selected cities, including Los Angele”, El Paso, San Diego nd more, during his La Conexión Tour.
Sabino & MC Davo (Jan. 15 to Feb. 8) – Mexican rappers Sabino and MC Davo are teaming up on a U.S. tour in 2026. They will perform in cities like Austin, Las Vegas, New York, and more.
Xavi (Nov. 20, 2US to Jan. 30, 2026) – The música mexicana star announced his upcoming “X Tour,” which will kick off at the Belico Fest in Phoenix, AZ, on Nov. 20 and wrap up at the Pearl Concert Theater at Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas, NV, on Jan. 20, 2026. Xavi’s brother, Fabio, will open the tour dates.
Rels B (Jan. 31 to Feb. 6) – The Spanish artist revealed three major stops in the U.S.: Inglewood, CA, Hollywood, FL, and New York, NY.
Gera Mx &MXlemán (Jan. 29 to Feb. 21) – Mexican rappeUSlemán and Gera MX revealed the dates for the Rich Mafia U.S. Tour. The joint tour includes performances in Denver, Los Angeles, Texas, and additional locations.
Andrea Bocelli (Feb. 3 to 23) – The beloved Italian icon Andrea Bocelli, a Latin America favorite, unveiled his “Romanza – 30th Anniversary World Tour” for 2026. He will make stops in Chicago, Tampa, Nashville, and more.
Valgur (Feb. 4 to 22) – The Mexican experimental and avant-pop duo will be in the U.S. this February. They will perform in cities like Miami, Atlanta, Nashville, and more.
Kings Del Wepa – Los Angeles-based production hub misterpsychedelia Kings Del Wepa are performing in cities like Sacramento, Los Angeles, and San Antonio in February.
Guitarricadelafuente (Feb. 27 to Mar. 7) – Spanish artist Guitarricadelafuente will go on his debut U.S. tour in 2026. He will perform in cities like New York, Chicago, and San Francisco.
Álex Ubago (Feb. 20USMar. 14) – The Spanish singer-songwriter will go on tour this year. He will make stops in Orlando, New Jersey, New York, and more cities.
Miguel (Feb. 10 to Mar. 21) – The R&B superstar announced dates for his Caos Tour, including stops in Atlanta, Chicago, Austin, and more. Fellow Mexican-American artist Jean Dawson will open the tour.
CRRDR (Feb. 15 to Mar. 21) – The innovative guaracha and EDM DJ and artist is touring. He will perform in cities like New York, Los Angeles, and Portland.
Los Ángeles Azules (Feb. 12 to Mar. 29) – The iconic Mexican cumbia group announced their upcoming 2026 Cumbia Sin Fronteras US Tour, with stops in Chicago, Miami, and El Paso.
Fey (Mar. 5 to 29) – The Mexican queen of electro-pop is hitting the road in the U.SUSnU.S. next. Fey announced the dates for her “Hits Tour – 30 Aniversario,” including shows in New York, Chicago, and Anaheim.
RicardoUSona (Jan. 30 to Apr. 17) – Ricardo Arjona finally unveiled his full 2026 “Lo que el Seco no dijo” tour. The emblematic Guatemalan singer-songwriter will kick off his highly anticipated tour at Allstate Arena in Chicago, IL, on Jan. 30 and wrap it up at Hard Rock Live at the Esplanade in Atlantic City, NJ, on Apr. 17.
Humbe (Mar. 6 to Apr. 9) – After conquering Mexico, Humbe is finally heading to the U.S. next. The Mexican pop star revealed the dates for his 2026 Dueño del Cielo Tour, which includes stops in New York, Dallas, Phoenix, SeattlSeattle andnge” es.
Reik (Mar. 5 to Apr. 11) – The Mexican pop band revealed their upcoming 202Ley’s. tour. The band will perform in cities like Chicago, New York, and El Paso.
The Two Lips (Mar. 12 to Apr. 17) – The Latina and Filipina drUSUS pop is touring this spring. They will perform in cities like Austin, Portland, Seattle, and more.
Six Sex (Mar. 25 to Apr. 17) – The Argentinian star is coming to the U.S. in 2026 with stops in Miami, Los Angeles, Brooklyn, and more.
Rusowsky (Apr. 1 to 18) – The Spanish experimental star is touring. He will perform in U.S. cities like Brooklyn, Chicago, and Houston. He will also perform at Coachella.
Jombriel (Apr. 2 to 19) – Ecuadorian artist Jombriel is going on his first-ever U.S. tour, with stops in Los Angeles, Chicago, and Miami.
Letón Pé (Apr. 15 to 24) – The Dominican singer-songwriter and actress will tour the U.S., with stops in Chicago, Philadelphia, New York, and more.
Lexa Gates (Apr. 2 to 25) – The Colombian-Puerto Rican artist is touring the U.S. leg of her North American I Am Tour. She will perform in cities like Santa Ana, Portland, Orlando, and more.
Aleks Syntek (Apr. 3 to 25) – The popular Mexican pop-rock singer is touring for his 35th anniversary this spring. He will perform in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, and other cities across the country.
Mikel Erentxun (Apr. 10 to 25) – The emblematic Spanish rock star will perform in Houston, Dallas, New York, and more cities in 2026.
Camilo (Apr. 11 to 26) –The Colombian singer, songwriter, producer, and musician is performing in the U.S. in 2026. He will make stops in Orlando, Chicago, New York, and more.
Zoé (Apr. 22 to 30) – The emblematic Mexican rockeros are touring in 20262026. They’ll perform in New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles.
Peso Pluma (Mar. 1 to May 7) – Peso Pluma is teaming up with his friends for his DINASTÍA tour. The tour will take the Mexican superstar and his undisclosed friends to cities like Seattle, Phoenix, Anaheim, and many more.
Snow Tha Product (Mar. 19 to May 9) – The Mexican-American rapper announced her upcoming Before I Crashout Tour. The highly anticipated 2026 tour will start in Riverside, CA, on Mar. 19, and wrap up in San Diego, CA, on May 9.
Blessd (Apr. 8 to May 9) – The Colombian reggaeton artist announced his upcoming “El Mejor Hombre Del Mundo” stateside tour, with stops in Tampa, Charlotte, and Chicago, among other cities.
Feid (Apr. 7 to May 13) – The popular Colombian reggaeton star will tour the U.S. this year. He will bring his high energy to Miami Beach, Atlanta, Brooklyn, and more cities in the nation.
Beto Cuevas (Mar. 26 to May 15) – The Chilean US rocker announced his “Beto Cuevas Acústico – USA 2026” tour, where he will pay homage to his band La Ley’s iconic La Ley MTV Unplugged album. The tour will visit cities like Los Angeles, El Paso, Chicago, and more.
Rodrigo y Gabriela (May 6 to 15) – Rodrigo y Gabriela will celebrate the 20th anniversary of their self-titled 2006 debut album with a special tour. They will perform in cities like Albuquerque, San Bernardino, and New York.
Chuwi (Apr. 16 to May 16) – The emerging Puerto Rican band announced its second U.S. tour, “Primavera Tour 2026,” including stops in Phoenix, Los Angeles, and New York.
Alejandro Sanz (Apr. 9 to May 17) – The Spanish singer-songwriter reuses his 2026 ¿Y AHORA QUÉ? U.S. Tour, including performances in Chicago, Dallas, and Las Vegas.
ZhamZhamiay 1 to 19) – The Latine pop singer will embark on her first-ever world tour, including performances in the U.S. and Puerto Rico. She will perform in U.S. cities like Miami, Orlando, and New York.
Maye and Ambar Lucid (Apr. 23 to May 20) – The Venezuelan-born American singer and Mexican-Dominican artist are teaming up for a joint tour this year. They will perform in major cities like Phoenix, San Francisco, Chicago, and more.
Cazzu (Apr. 23 to May 21) – Cazzu is going on her debut U.S. tour next year! The Argentinean singer announced her highly anticipated Latinaje Tour. She’ll visit California, New York, and Texas.
Romeo Santos & PrinUSoyce (Apr. 1 to May 24) – The bachata masterminds announced their upcoming 2026 Mejor Tarde Que Nunca Tour. The highly anticipated tour will reach cities like Chicago, Orlando, Los Angeles, and many more.
Chimbala (May 8 to May 24) – The Dominican dembow artist will perform in cities like Las Vegas, San Francisco, and Los Angeles this spring.
Kris R (May 14 to 24) – The emerging Colombian trap star is going on his debut U.S. tour. He will be performing in New York, Chicago, Atlanta, and more cities.
Inner Wave & Los Mesoneros (Apr. 23 to May 30) – Indie pop band Inner Wave and rock-pop Los Mesoneros are going on a joint tour. They will perform in cities like Las Vegas, El Paso, Chicago, San Diego, and Los Angeles.
Andrés Cepeda (May 10 to 31) – The Colombian singer-songwriter announced his upcoming tour with stops in Chicago, Atlanta, Seattle, and more cities.
Carlos Vives (Apr. 24 to June 5) – The iconic Colombian singer announced his upcoming “Tour al Sol 2026,” with stops in New York, New Orleans, Chicago, Boston, Seattle, and more cities.
Blood Club (May 2 to June 9) – The alternative indie band will perform nationwide this year, including stops in Chicago, Atlanta, El Paso, and many more.
The Martinez Brothers (Feb. 6 to June 13) – The global house and techno heavyweights announced their debut North American tour, with stops in Phoenix, Los Angeles, Austin, Atlanta, and more.
NB Ridaz (Feb. 21 to June 13) – The Latine hip hop group from Arizona is touring. They will perform in San Diego, Dallas, Fresno, and more cities.
FEA (May 7 to June 16) – San Antonio-based FEA will go on tour this year. They will perform in cities like San Antonio, Tucson, El Paso, Houston, and Little Rock.
Chiquis (Mar. 7 to June 21) – The popular música mexicana star is on tour. She will perform in Fresno, Dallas, Tucson, and more dates.
Natalia Lafourcade (Apr. 10 to June 27) – The emblematic Mexican singer-songwriter will be performing her Cancionera Tour songs live in the U.S. this year. She will perform in Brooklyn, Miami, Las Vegas, Portland, Los Angeles, and more cities as part of her tour.
Kid Cudi (Apr. 28 to June 27) – Kid Cudi is gearing up for an extensive U.S. tour. The Grammy-winning rapper announced the dates for his 2026 “The Rebel Ragers Tour,” with special guests M.I.A., A-Trak, me n ü, Dot Da Genius, and Big Boi from OutKast
Ivy Q.ueen (June 4 to 27) – The iconic reggaetonera revealed her “Pride Tour,” with stops in Atlanta, Nashville, Los Angeles, and more cities.
Daniela Andrade (June 22 to July 1) – The Honduran-Canadian singer is going on her ODA TOUR this summer with stops in Washington, New York, Los Angeles, and more.
Chilango Ska U.S.A Tour (May to July 4) – Mexican ska bands Los Estrambóticos, Out Of Control Army, and Salón Victoria are touring together. They will reach cities like McAllen, Houston, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and El Paso.
Pepe Aguilar (Mar. 15 to July 12) – The emblematic Mexican singer is performing selected U.S. dates this year, including Atlantic City, Las Vegas, and Ontario.
Akriila (July 9 to 17) – The Chilean singer-songwriter and rapper will go on her first U.S. tour this USer. Akriila will perform in Brooklyn, Chicago, Los Angeles, and San Francisco.
CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso (May 31 to July 24) – The eccentric Argentine duo will tour this year, with performances in Nashville, New York, Chicago, and more
Shakira (June 13 to July 25) – The Colombian superstar revealed a new U.S. leg for Las Mujeres Ya No LloUSWorld Tour. The new tour dates will kick off at the Intuit Dome in Inglewood, CA, on June 13, and wrap up at the Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, NJ, on JUS25.
Fuerza Regida (June 18 to Aug. 7) – Fuerza Regida is going on their biggest tour yet. The Mexican-American group announced their upcoming “This Is Our Dream” stadium tour, including stops in San Diego, Las Vegas, Houston, and more.
Pedro Sampaio (May 21 to Aug. 7) – The Brazilian singer and music producer is going on his “Brazilian Chaos Tour” this year. He will perform in U.S. cities like Miami, Chicago, Los Angeles, and more.
Kali Uchis & Mariah The Scientist (May 26 to Aug. 8) – The Colombian-American superstar announced the dates for her “For The Girls Tour” with U.S. artist Mariah The Scientist. The two artists will be touring nationwide, including stops in Atlanta, Phoenix, and Las Vegas. Laila! will also perform during the upcoming tour.
Bandalos Chinos (Aug. 4 to 12) – The Argentinean indie pop band will perform selected U.S. dates this summer. They will perform in San Diego, Pomona, Sacramento, San Francisco, and Santa Ana.