All the Latin U.S. Tours Announced for 2024 (Updating)

Tour: Reina Grupera Tour 2024

Mexican star Ana Bárbara is set to celebrate her three decades in music with a 30-plus date tour that will kick off Aug. 2 in Reno, Nev. Called the Reina Grupera Tour 2024, produced by Reventon Promotions and EDIM Talent in a joint effort, the stint will make stops in Houston, New York, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Atlanta and other major cities across the United States before wrapping up in Chicago on Nov. 16.

See the complete list of dates here.

Tour: Un Deseo Más Tour

Mexican ballad star Ana Gabriel is celebrating 50 years in music with her Un Deseo Más 2024 Tour, set to kick off Sept. 13 in New Jersey’s Prudential Center. Produced by CMN, the 24-date trek will take the legendary Mexican singer across the United States and Canada.

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Tour: La Fernández

Camila, who is the granddaughter of Vicente Fernández and daughter of Alejandro Fernández, will embark on her first-ever U.S. and Mexico tour. According to a press release, during this series of concerts, she will be accompanied by a full mariachi band and will add “immersive” visual elements to “create a perfectly balanced experience between tradition and innovation.” As part of the tour, she’ll be accompanying her father for his Mexican Independence Day show in Las Vegas on Sept. 14.

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Tour: Nuestro Lugar Feliz Tour

Produced by Loud and Live, Camilo’s Nuestro Lugar Feliz tour will kick off Sept. 26 in Los Angeles. The nine-date trek announcement comes on the heels of the Colombian singer-songwriter’s EP, titled Un, and his and Evaluna’s pregnancy announcement. The couple is expecting baby No. 2. See the complete list of dates for Camilo’s Nuestro Lugar Feliz Tour below:

Tour: Pa’l Cora Tour

Mariacheño star Christian Nodal will embark on his Pa’l Cora Tour, set to kick off Sept. 11 in Washington. The Mexican singer-songwriter will perform in key markets including Miami, Chicago and Los Angeles. See the complete list of dates below:

Tour: Eternos Tour

Venezuelan duo Chyno y Nacho will mark its comeback with Eternos Tour, set to kick off Sept. 28. “Eternos Tour is a dream come true. We’re anxious to live this new adventure and bring back the magic that has characterized the duo,” Nacho said in a statement. Chyno added, “The time that we have all been waiting for has come and I celebrate Eternos Tour is the beginning of a new era filled with good music and big surprises.”

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Tour: Cuchi Cuchi Summer Tour 2024 / Pa’ Tu Cuerpo World Tour 2024

Even before wrapping up their Cuchi Cuchi summer tour, which kicked off June 15 in Los Angeles, Cimafunk has already unveiled a new set of dates for their Pa’ Tu Cuerpo World Tour. Set to begin Oct. 3 in Jacksonville, Fla., Cimafunk will visit Miami, Chicago and Los Angeles before heading out to Europe for dates there in November. See complete list of dates here.

Tour: Ando Enfocado U.S. Tour

Following his inaugural U.S. tour, regional Mexican rising star Codiciado is kicking off a second leg that will take him across 14 cities. Produced by Live Nation, the stint begins Sept. 27 at BK Paramount in Brooklyn, and will make stops in Miami (The Fillmore), Chicago (Rosemont) and Los Angeles (YouTube Theater), before wrapping up in Reno, Nev., at the Grand Sierra Resort Oct. 26.

See the complete list of dates here.

Tour: Reflexa Tour

On Sept. 13, Danny Ocean is set to kick off his U.S. and Canada tour. Produced by Live Nation, the trek kicks off at the Moore Theatre in Seattle, and will play in 24 other U.S. cities, including Denver, Los Angeles and Boston, before winding down at Miami’s FPL Solar Amphitheatre on Nov. 2. See the complete list of dates here.

Tour: Greeicy Yeliana

Greeicy’s North American leg of her Greeicy Yeliana world tour, presented by Loud and Live, kicks off Oct. 12 at the Coca Cola Music Hall in San Juan, Puerto Rico, and wraps Nov. 3 at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Tampa, Fla. The Colombian pop star will also visit fans in Atlanta, New York and Miami, to name a few. 

“After great success in 2023 with Amantes Tour: Kai, we are thrilled to work with Greeicy again for her second U.S. tour, this time as the sole headliner,” said Nelson Albareda, CEO of Loud and Live, in a statement. “Not only is she a remarkable talent but an even better role model for young girls everywhere. Fans are without a doubt in for a genuinely crafted spectacle.” 

Tickets for Greeicy Yeliana go on sale at 10 a.m. local time on Friday, March 22, via www.greeicy.live.

Tour: La Última Peda

The band will hit the road in 2024 after an almost yearlong hiatus. La Ultima Peda, which loosely translates to “the last drunken tour,” is produced by Live Nation and includes 32 dates, kicking off at San Antonio’s Frost Bank Center on May 10 and wrapping at Los Angeles’ BMO Stadium on Nov. 2. The Mexican band, which will perform its biggest hits, will also make stops in Miami, Las Vegas, Nashville and more. 

Tour: Haashville

Ha*Ash has announced their 28-date North American tour, Haashville, produced by Live Nation. With this trek that kicks off November 7 in Maryland, the Louisiana-born Mexican sisters “are reimagining their sound by blending their love for American country music with the Mexican influences of their culture,” according to a statement. General tickets will go on sale at 10 a.m. local time on Friday, June 28 via LiveNation.com.

Tour: Vida Cotidiana Tour

After wrapping his extensive 28-date Vida Cotidiana Tour last year, Juanes has unveiled a second leg of limited U.S. dates for this fall. The trek will kick off Oct. 17 in Kansas City and wrap up Dec. 17 in Highland, Calif. See the complete list of dates here.

Tour:  $ad Boyz Mania U.S. Tour

Mexican star Junior H will hit the road with his $ad Boyz Mania Tour in the U.S., which will kick off July 13 in Palm Desert, Calif. Visiting major cities across the U.S., the tour will lead Junior H to perform his first-ever show at the BMO Stadium in Los Angeles on Oct. 11. Produced by Live Nation and Rancho Humilde, the new trek is a follow-up to the corridos singer’s 2023 $ad Boyz Tour.

See the complete list of tour dates here.

Tour: García Tour

The Puerto Rican singer-songwriter will kick off her García Tour on Oct. 9 in Dallas’ Majestic Theatre. The Live Nation-produced trek—in support of her latest album, García—will visit major U.S. markets including Chicago, New York and Atlanta before wrapping up Dec. 1 in Miami’s Kaseya Center. For ticket information, visit LiveNation.com.

Tour: Pink Aura Tour

Mexican singer Kenia Os will embark on a short, four-date stint in the U.S. in November. She’ll kick off the trek on Nov. 15 in New York City’s United Palace and visit Chicago (Rosemont Theatre) and Dallas (Texas Trust CU Theatre) before wrapping up at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles on Nov. 23.

Tour: Quedarse Solo Para Siempre 

For his debut U.S. tour promoted by Live Nation, the Venezuelan singer-songwriter will kick off a 15-date stint on Sept. 11 in San Francisco that wraps Oct. 26 in Houston. “We see a bright future for him … and are excited to develop a tour showcasing his unique sound to his dedicated followers and new audiences,” said Hans Schafer, senior vp of global touring at Live Nation, in a statement. For more information, visit www.lassomusica.com.

Tour: Hasta Siempre Tour

Los Temerarios is set to go on their last tour together in 2024, the iconic band announced in August along with the news that they were separating after 40 years together. “We will do [the tour] with the same love and respect that we’ve always done tours with,” brothers Adolfo and Gustavo Ángel said in a statement.

Below, the complete list of dates for Los Temerarios’ upcoming last tour in the U.S.

June 15 — Los Angeles, CA — BMO Stadium
July 26 — San Jose, CA — SAP Center
Aug. 3 — Las Vegas, NV — Michelob Ultra Arena
Aug. 8 — Phoenix, AZ — Footprint Center
Aug. 9 — Coachella, CA — Acrisure Arena
Aug. 24 — Sacramento, CA — Golden 1 Center
Sept. 7 — Fairfax, VA — EagleBank Arena
Oct. 4 — Austin, TX — Moody Center
Oct. 12 — Houston, TX — Toyota Center
Nov. 2 — Atlanta, GA — Gas South Arena
Nov. 3 — Charlotte, NC — Spectrum Center
Nov. 8 & 9 — Chicago, IL — Allstate Arena
Nov. 23 — Anaheim, CA — Honda Center

Tour: Aquí Mando Yo

In support of their new EP, Aquí Mando Yo, Los Tigres del Norte will hit the road with a trek that is set to begin Aug. 3 date in El Paso, Texas, and are scheduled for more than 50 performances throughout the U.S., Mexico, Latin America and Spain. Los Tigres del Norte also confirmed their first show at the Madison Square Garden, set for May 24, 2025.

Tour: Manuel Medrano En Concierto

Colombian singer-songwriter Manuel Medrano announced four North American shows tied to his Manuel Medrano En Concierto stint that toured in Mexico and Latin America. The four new dates include stops in Orlando, New York, Miami and San Juan, Puerto Rico. Loud and Live will produce the U.S. shows, while LVR Entertainment will produce the concert in Puerto Rico.

“We are very excited to be working with Manuel Medrano for his tour here in the United States visiting major cities,” Nelson Albareda, CEO of Loud And Live, said in a statement. “With an excellent musical repertoire, we know Manuel is an artist that will give his fans an incredible experience.”

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Tour: Eternamente Agradecido World Tour

Mexican music star Marco Antonio Solís announced his Eternamente Agradecido World Tour, set to kick off in the United States this summer. The Live Nation-produced trek will visit major cities across North America, including Los Angeles, Austin, Houston, Boston, New York and Chicago.

Tickets go on sale May 31. See the complete list of dates here.

Tour: #TOUR24

As part of her world tour, Becerra will visit nine cities in the U.S., kicking off Oct. 18 in Boston and wrapping Nov. 2 in Houston. The Argentine star will make pitstops in New York, Los Angeles, San Diego, Miami, San Francisco, Dallas and San Antonio ahead of closing the trek in Mexico. Prior to her North American leg, Becerra will also tour Europe and Latin America.

“A few years ago, I wouldn’t have imagined being able to bring my music to places so far from home,” she expressed on Instagram. “Seeing it become a reality fills my heart with joy. THANK YOU for being a part of this and for supporting me all this time!”

Tour: Duelo Tour 2024

Colombian hitmaker Nanpa Básico has announced his upcoming Duelo Tour 2024, with stops in Spain, México, Argentina and the United States. “I am very excited to share my music and connect with my fans in the United States,” he said in a statement. “This tour and the new single represent a new chapter in my career, and I can’t wait to share it with all of you.”

The news of the tour comes on the heels of his new deal with 5020 Records, which was Billboard first to report.

See the U.S. dates below:

Tour: U.S.A. Tour

After finishing the European leg of the Mexican band’s tour this summer, Panteón Rococó is set to return to the U.S. with a stint that kicks off Sept. 26 in Richmond, Calif. The legendary ska group will continue on the road for the rest of September and October, with stops in major cities, including Las Vegas, Chicago and Houston.

See the complete list of dates here.

Tour: Pedro Capó USA Tour

Puerto Rican singer-songwriter Pedro Capó has announced dates for his North American tour, which will kick off Oct. 29 in Montreal in Canada, and make its way to the U.S. subsequently with stops in Washington, D.C., New York and San Francisco.

“It is an honor and a great emotion to be able to announce the beginning of this tour in the United States and Canada after several months on stages in Europe and Latin America,” Capó said in a statement. “As always when I know that I am going to sing to my people I feel a great and beautiful happiness. I’m already crazy about connecting with my audience and sharing unforgettable moments in each city.”

Tito Double P is closing the year with a handful of shows across the United States. The singer-songwriter, who has penned some of Peso Pluma’s biggest hits, will kick off his string of concerts on Oct. 25 at the Desert Diamond Arena in Phoenix, and will then make stops in Atlanta, Houston and Los Angeles, where he’ll wrap with a show at the YouTube Theatre on Dec. 6.

See the complete list of dates below:

Tour: Sin Llorar Tour

In support of her next studio album, Pa’ Luego Es Tarde, Vol. 2, Yuridia is hitting the road with a 13-date North American trek presented by Live Nation and Latino Live. Kicking off in October in Denver and wrapping in December in Vancouver, the Mexican singer-songwriter will visit fans in Las Vegas, Phoenix, and San Diego, to name a few.