
Latin Tours in 2025 | Best Concerts and Music Festivals
Here, you will find all of the best Latin tours happening this year. Hailing in from countries such as Cuba, Columbia, Mexico, Spain, Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, and more.
Salsa, Mariachi, Latin-pop, Bachata, Cumbia, Nuevo Flamenco, Tango, Tejano, Reggaeton, Banda, Trmaap Corridos, even Sad Sierreño. There are endless genres and musical styles beyond our borders.
Now, here are some of the Best Latin Tours in 2025. Artists from around the world who are broadening our global perspective with their music and shows. Trust us. You don’t want to miss out on hearing these voices, live.
Shakira
On Tour: May 13, 2025 – June 30, 2025
Colombian singer and superstar Shakira is getting ready to embark on the highly anticipated “Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran” World Tour. Revamped late last year to accommodate more fans with bigger venues, the “Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran” has now become one of the hottest Latin tours set for 2025.
The tour, in support of last year’s LP of the same name, will be Shakira’s first headlining stint through the U.S since 2018’s “El Dorado” World Tour. Fans can expect to hear longstanding favorites such as “Hips Don’t Lie,” in addition to plenty of Shakira’s newer hits. Learn more about the “Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran” Tour here.
Rauw Alejandro
On Tour: April 5, 2025 – May 30, 2025
Reggaeton maestro Rauw Alejandro is about to embark on a massive world tour in support of last year’s genre-bending LP Cosa Nuestra. The 45-date “Cosa Nuestra” Tour, his biggest U.S stint to date, kicks off at the Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, WA and will continue to hit major arenas and stadiums throughout the spring.
Influenced by the golden-age of salsa, Cosa Nuestra includes mostly originals and a cover of Frankie Ruiz’s hit ‘Tú Con Él.’ While speaking to Puerto Rican roots and other genres of the past, Cosa Nuestra remains a modern album and begs to be heard live, in concert. You won’t want to miss Rauw Alejandro on his ambitious “Cosa Nuestra” Tour this year.
Bomba Estéreo & Rawayana
On Tour: May 28, 2025 – September 12, 2025
The ubiquitous nature of Latin music, how it has successfully permeated the pop sphere, has now signaled a whole new crop of Latin-inspired collaborations and extensions of the genre. Now, in this age of constant reinvention, hails Astropical, the brainchild of Colombian electro-tropical pioneers Bomba Estéreo and Venezuelan alternative-fusion collective Rawayana.
Do not see this as a simple collaboration. These two artists have combined to create their own universe, where songs are mood and rhythm is energy. Looking to dance the night away? We couldn’t think of a better concert to attend than Bomba Estéreo & Rawayana’s “Astropical” Tour.
Luis R Conriquez
On Tour: April 25, 2025 – October 11, 2025
The rising corrido singer Luis R Conriquez will be celebrating his biggest release to date with a massive U.S tour. The “Trakas HDSPM” Tour comes in support of Corridos Bélicos, Vol. IV, which earned him his first top 10 on any albums chart, and debuted at No. 5 on Top Latin Albums.
Luis R Conrique has been steadily releasing singles since last year, bolstering the upcoming “Trakas HDSPM” setlist with tracks such as “Kelly” and “Presidente.” Fans of Luis R Conriquez, this may be your last chance to see the singer before he hits a whole new level of fame.
Marisela
On Tour: March 28, 2025 December 5, 2025
Marisela Hernandez—often referred to as “Latin Madonna” and sometimes called “Dama de Hierro (Lady of Iron)”—is going on an extensive U.S tour beginning in March and wrapping up in December. Since her cover version of Barbara George’s single “I Know (You Don’t Love Me No More),” retitled “Ya No,” hit No. 1 on the Billboard Latin Songs chart in 1990, Marisela has maintained communities of fans.
“I have beautiful fans in little towns that I don’t even know yet,” she said to the Press Democrat. Fans of Marisela who have yet to catch one of her concerts, we think this year is as good as any to finally see her live.
MAŃA
On Tour: September 5, 2025 – April 4, 2026
Mexican rockers MAŃA are gearing up for a huge world outing this fall into next year. Celebrating their recent nomination into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, MAŃA has decided to bring their “Vivir Sin Aire” Tour to a city near you.
MAŃA have some incredible venues lined up for 2025, including back-to-back nights at the Red Rocks Amphitheater. Fans of the iconic group must see them this year, a landmark moment for MAŃA.
J Balvin
On Tour: March 20, 2025 – May 17, 2025
The “prince of reggaeton” will bring his “Back To The Rayo” Tour to the U.S this spring. J Balvin, touring in honor of last year’s Rayo, as well as making up for lost tour dates due to COVID, will be hitting major U.S arenas this year.
The 27-date “Back To The Rayo” Tour is a massive outing to match the size of the moment. With Rayo being a Grammy-nominated album, J Balvin has a lot to celebrate on tour with his fans. We hope you can meet him there.
Camila
On Tour: May 11- 31, 2025
It’s been ten years since Mexican pop-rock band Camila toured the U.S. Now, the group is gearing up for a highly-anticipated return. All three original members of Camila will embark on the “Regresa” Tour this spring. Though Camila will only be touring a limited number of shows in May, we are hopeful they will extend after the success and demand of these upcoming concerts.
We can’t wait to hear hits such as “Todo Cambió,” “Mientes,” and “Coleccionista de Canciones” live for the first time in over a decade.
Ivan Cornejo
On Tour: April 25, 2025 – June 22, 2025
Following his scheduled Coachella appearance, Ivan Cornejo will kick off the second leg of his “Mirada” Tour. The 27-city leg will hit mostly arenas and amphitheaters this spring and summer, building on the hype Cornejo generated last year with the release of his MIRADA LP.
The música Mexicana star has only recently broke through, his most memorable (and profitable) performances being last year at the Sueños Music Festival in Chicago and at the Houston Livestock Rodeo. We can’t wait for more fans to understand what the fuss is about this year when they head out to see Ivan Cornejo on his “Mirada” Tour.
Fonseca
On Tour: June 11- 22, 2025
Grammy award-winning Colombiano artist Fonseca will embark on a limited U.S tour this summer. The highly anticipated “Tropicalia” Tour, in support of last year’s 11-song LP, will hit 7 major U.S cities in June.
It’s been an incredible year for Fonseca, who won a Latin Grammy for Contemporary Tropical Album with TROPICALIA. Not to mention, Fonseca also won in the Best Tropical Song category for “Si Tú Me Quieres,” his collaboration with Juan Luis Guerra, in 2024. Fonseca fans, are you looking for a night of dance, energy, and hard-won celebration? Do not miss Fonseca on his limited “Tropicalia” Tour.
Incotable
On Tour: May 18, 2025 – October 12, 2025
Grammy award-winning regional Mexican band Incotable is about to kick off the U.S leg of their “Antología” Tour. Plotted in promotion of last year’s Modus Operandi, one of their most ambitious albums to date, the “Antología” Tour will hit several major arenas, stadiums, and theaters across the states in 2025.
Performing for over three decades now, Incotable has become known for their outstanding, career-spanning live shows. Incotable is also famous for bringing out some incredible special surprise guests, like when they brought out Pepe Aguilar for their CDMX show earlier this year.
Kevin Kaarl
On Tour: April 22, 2025 – August 31, 2025
Mexican singer and composer Kevin Eduardo Hernández Carlos, otherwise known as Kevin Kaarl, is about to be on tour this spring and summer. The 50-date “Ultra Sodade” Tour comes in support of his recent LP, Ultra Sodade, which arrived this past Valentine’s Day.
Kevin Kaarl will be joined by the “Sueña Lindo, Corazón” singer Macario Martinez for most dates on the “Ultra Sodade” Tour. We can’t wait to hear Kevin Kaarl’s tender, Western-tinged ballads on the “Ultra Sodade” Tour this year.
Natalia LaFourcade
On Tour: May 30, 2025 – October 25, 2025
Mexican superstar singer Natalia LaFourcade is getting ready for her “Cancionera” Tour. Fans who haven’t had the chance to see Natalia LaFourcade live in concert should seize the upcoming opportunity to do so. She is one of the most incredible musicians touring today.
With a repertoire ranging from Mexican standards, to gorgeous covers, to dazzling original songs, Natalia LaFourcade has one of the most captivating leading voices in the world today. Fans must try to catch her on the “Cancionera” Tour.
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