After announcing that he’ll be back on the road after seven years with his Importante Tour 2025-2026, Miguel Bosé is preparing to return to the United States next fall, with seven dates in as many cities.
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Ahead of his U.S. dates, Bosé will launch the trek in February in Mexico and will travel across Spain in the summer.
The U.S. leg of the tour, produced by Live Nation, is set to launch on Oct. 2 in New York City at The Theater at Madison Square Garden, according to a press release sent in advance to Billboard. The Spanish pop icon will also make stops in Rosemont, Ill.; Irving and Houston, Texas; and San Diego and Inglewood, Calif., where the trek will conclude on Nov. 8 at the YouTube Theater.
A presale for Citi card members starts Tuesday (Dec. 17) at 10 a.m. ET and ends Thursday (Dec. 19) at 10 p.m. ET through the program Citi Entertainment, with general tickets going on sale Friday (Dec. 20) at 10 a.m. local time at miguelbose.com. There will also be VIP packages available for purchase here.
After dealing with voice issues that kept him away from the stage for several years, Bosé announced his Importante Tour 2025-2026 on Nov. 18 through a series of posts on social media.
“It’s the reborn BOSÉ. It’s the fully matured BOSÉ. It’s the warrior of the NEW ERA, the family man, the CONSCIOUS, the CONNECTED, the SPIRITUAL. It’s the IMPORTANT one,” he wrote.
A month earlier, on Oct. 18, Bosé hinted that something big was coming by posting a video on Instagram featuring his perennial song “Bandido” as the soundtrack.
“Fantastic. We are all happy, and it will be an honor,” he said at the end of the clip, which included a collage of images of him smiling, posing in a photo shoot, and singing live at past massive shows.
With more than 30 million albums sold throughout a five decades career, Bosé is one of the most recognized Latin pop artists globally. On the Billboard charts, he has placed hits like “Nena,” “Morena Mía,” and “Como un Lobo” on Hot Latin Songs and Latin Airplay, and multiple albums in the top 10 of the Top Latin Albums ranking, including Papito, Cardio, and Papitwo.
Bosé’s influence extends beyond music. Awarded with accolades such as the Latin Recording Academy 2013 Person of the Year, the Global Gift Humanitarian Award and Telemundo’s El Poder en Ti, as a philanthropist, Bosé is deeply involved in causes such as Patrimonio Indígena Mex, Fundación Lucha Contra el Sida, and National Geographic’s Pristine Seas.
Check out the dates and venues announced in the U.S. for Bosé’s Importante Tour 2025-2026:
Oct. 2: The Theater at Madison Square Garden (New York City)
Oct. 4: Kaseya Center (Miami)
Oct. 11: Rosemont Theatre (Rosemont, Ill.)
Oct. 24: The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory (Irving, Texas)
Oct. 25: Smart Financial Centre at Sugar Land (Houston)
Nov. 7: Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre (San Diego)
Nov. 8: YouTube Theater (Inglewood, Calif.)
