Latin music fans may want to add a concert category to their 2027 budgets. Major tours from Pablo Alborán, Don Omar, Morat and Banda MS are already booking U.S. arenas, while Yuri and Lucero will share the stage for the first time.
These are 10 confirmed U.S. tours worth watching, based on dates announced as of Aug. 24, 2026.
1. Pablo Alborán, Global Tour KM0
Pablo Alborán will bring his Global Tour KM0 to eight U.S. cities in February. The Spanish singer opens at Miami's Kaseya Center on Feb. 6, followed by Orlando on Feb. 7, Atlanta on Feb. 9, New York's Radio City Music Hall on Feb. 11 and Washington's DAR Constitution Hall on Valentine's Day.
The final stretch includes Los Angeles on Feb. 18, Houston on Feb. 20 and Dallas on Feb. 21. Alborán is touring behind KM0, his seventh studio album, while keeping hits including "Solamente tú," "Saturno," "Dónde está el amor" and "Prometo" in the show. General ticket sales begin Aug. 28.
2. Don Omar, The Last King World Tour
Don Omar's expansive U.S. tour continues into 2027 with arena concerts in Denver, Sacramento, Seattle, Fresno, Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, Newark, Tampa and Miami.
Confirmed dates include Denver's Ball Arena on Feb. 3, Seattle's Climate Pledge Arena on Feb. 7, Inglewood's Intuit Dome on Feb. 12, UBS Arena in New York on Feb. 28, Newark's Prudential Center on March 3 and Miami's Kaseya Center on March 12. The production celebrates more than two decades of reggaeton history with "Dale Don Dale," "Pobre diabla," "Salió el sol" and the unavoidable "Danza Kuduro."
3. Morat, YEM World Tour 2027
Morat is graduating to some of the largest venues of its career during the 2027 U.S. leg of the YEM World Tour.
The Colombian band has confirmed shows at El Paso's Don Haskins Center on Feb. 28, Payne Arena in Hidalgo, Texas, on March 14, Miami's Kaseya Center on March 20 and Brooklyn's Barclays Center on April 1. Fans should expect the group's signature combination of polished pop, folk instrumentation and choruses engineered for several thousand people to sing simultaneously.
4. Yuri and Lucero, Entre Amigas Tour
Two of Mexican pop's most recognizable voices will share a U.S. tour for the first time. After three Texas shows in late 2026, Entre Amigas resumes April 15, 2027, at SAP Center in San Jose.
The itinerary includes Los Angeles' Crypto.com Arena on April 17, San Diego on April 18, Ontario on April 23, Glendale on April 24, El Paso on April 25, Grand Prairie on April 29, Chicago on May 1, Fairfax on May 8 and Newark on May 9. The show will combine their individual hits with duets and material connected to their decades-long television and recording careers.
5. Cristian Castro, Nada Solo Éxitos Tour 2027
The name translates to "Nothing but Hits," and Cristian Castro has enough romantic-pop staples to make good on the promise.
The Mexican singer begins his announced 2027 U.S. schedule in Denver on Jan. 29 and West Valley City, Utah, on Jan. 30. He will then visit Anaheim, Palm Desert, Hidalgo, Cedar Park, Orlando and Miami. Songs such as "Azul," "Por amarte así," "Lloviendo estrellas" and "No podrás" make this one of the year's safest investments for fans of the great Latin ballad era.
6. Banda MS, Somos MS Tour
Banda MS will carry its Somos MS Tour into summer 2027 with large U.S. arena dates.
The confirmed schedule includes Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Illinois, on May 15, Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis on June 18, Prudential Center in Newark on June 25 and PeoplesBank Arena in Hartford on June 26. More stops could be added. The Sinaloa group's catalog includes "El color de tus ojos," "Mi razón de ser," "Hermosa experiencia" and "Háblame de ti."
7. Sin Bandera, Escenas U.S. Tour
Sin Bandera's 19-city U.S. tour begins in September 2026 but saves its finale for Jan. 30, 2027, at Rosemont Theatre near Chicago.
The duo of Leonel García and Noel Schajris built one of Latin pop's most durable catalogs with songs including "Entra en mi vida," "Kilómetros," "Mientes tan bien" and "Que lloro." The tour's final performance offers one more opportunity for fans who missed the 2026 stops in Los Angeles, Miami, New York, Washington, Boston, Houston and Dallas.
8. Los Tucanes de Tijuana
Los Tucanes de Tijuana have announced a three-city U.S. run for February. The música mexicana veterans will play Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale, Arizona, on Feb. 12, followed by Inglewood's Intuit Dome on Feb. 13 and Rosemont Theatre near Chicago on Feb. 20.
The band's concerts cover corridos, norteño and dance-floor favorites from a catalog that includes "La Chona," "El Tucanazo," "Mis tres animales" and "El centenario."
9. Eros Ramazzotti
Eros Ramazzotti has postponed the U.S., Canada and Latin America leg of his Una Storia Importante World Tour from 2026 to 2027 after undergoing surgery on his vocal cords. The Italian singer said the procedure went well, but that his doctor prescribed a rehabilitation program that will prevent him from being ready for rehearsals and the scheduled American dates this year. "We will meet again stronger and more united than before," Ramazzotti told fans, while his promoter confirmed that the rescheduled dates will take place in 2027.
10. Ibeyi
French-Cuban twin sisters Lisa-Kaindé and Naomi Díaz will open their 2027 North American schedule on the West Coast before moving east.
The U.S. dates begin Jan. 27 at The Fillmore in San Francisco, followed by San Diego on Jan. 28, Los Angeles on Jan. 29 and Chicago on Feb. 2. The tour reaches Boston on Feb. 6 and New York's Irving Plaza on Feb. 10. Ibeyi's sound draws from Afro-Cuban percussion, Yoruba traditions, electronic music and soul, offering a sharp alternative to the arena nostalgia dominating much of the 2027 calendar.
