The Latin music touring industry is experiencing significant growth, with 2025 poised to be a remarkable year for live music events. Following a successful 2024, where several Latin artists like Luis Miguel, Bad Bunny, Karol G, RBD, and Aventura grossed over $100 million each, this upward trend continues. Latinx artists represented 16% of the top 100 touring box office grosses in 2024, a notable increase from previous years.
Luis Miguel led the industry, grossing $290.4 million from 128 performances, while Bad Bunny followed closely with $211.4 million. Both tours ranked in the top 10 overall for 2024, indicating the rising popularity and commercial viability of Latin music.
As fans look forward to 2025, several high-profile tours have already been announced. Shakira is set to kick off her tour in spring, while Rau Alejandro will begin his Cosa Nuestra World Tour across North America. Other artists like Nacy Peluso will make their first appearance in the U.S. to promote their new albums. Additionally, Mexican band Camila and Colombian tropical pop artist Gusi will also have tours in the U.S., promising an exciting lineup for concertgoers.
Upcoming events include Camila’s “Regresa Tour” and Christine de Claro’s “Lanovia Tour,” with dates scheduled in various U.S. cities. Duki will also embark on his “Ameri World Tour,” showcasing the continued demand for Latin music live experiences. Listings for these tours are updated regularly, reflecting the vibrant state of Latin music in the U.S. concert scene.Several prominent music artists are set to embark on tours across various cities, providing fans with opportunities to enjoy live performances. The Solo Tuyo Tour by Gushi features a series of concerts starting on March 14 in Miami and wrapping up on April 13 in Nashville. The tour will visit key cities such as Orlando, Atlanta, New York, and Chicago.
Nacy Peluso’s Grasa Tour includes performances from March 5 in Miami to March 15 in Los Angeles. Concerts will also take place in cities like Washington, Brooklyn, and Chicago during this time.
Rau Alejandro’s Cosa Nuestra Tour kicks off on April 5 in Seattle and spans several locations until May 30 in Miami, stopping in major cities like San Francisco, Dallas, and Chicago.
Shakira is set to bring her Las Mujeres Ya No Jolan Tour to North America, starting May 13 in Charlotte and concluding on June 30 in San Francisco. This tour will also include stops in cities like New York, Boston, and Houston.
Tickets for these events can be purchased through provided links, and additional details may be found on the artists’ social media platforms.