Bruno Mars adds dates in Madrid and other cities due to strong ticket demand
International Writing.- Bruno Mars has added new dates to his European tour, in Madrid, London, Amsterdam, Paris, Berlin and Milan, due to the high demand for tickets he has added new dates to his European tour, in Madrid, London, Amsterdam, Paris, Berlin and Milan, due to the high demand for tickets in the pre-sales that began this Wednesday.
Mars announced on the 8th his new international tour to present his new album, ‘The Romantic’, which will be released on January 27. And today at 12:00 hours (of each country), the pre-sale of the European concerts would open for those who had previously registered on their website, while the general sale will begin tomorrow, Thursday. Since the pre-sale opened, the waiting list to reach the purchase turn exceeded 80,000 people for many of the European concerts, so extra concerts were announced shortly after.You may be interested in: Sexyy Red and Bruno Mars join forces in the new single “Fat Juicy & Wet”
In Paris, the Stade de France will host Mars’ tour on the 18th (new date), 20th and 21st of June; in Berlin, it will arrive at the Olympiastadion on the 26th and 28th of June, the latter being the added date, and in Milan there will be another opportunity, on July 15, in addition to the 14th already scheduled, at the San Siro stadium.
In the coming hours, pre-sales for the concerts in the United States and Canada will open, which could mean more performances added to those that now appear on the singer’s website.
For the moment, the tour through large states will last six months. It will begin on April 10 in Las Vegas and end on October 14 in Vancouver (Canada).
A total of 47 dates scheduled so far on this tour in which Mars will be accompanied by his Silk Sonic collaborator Anderson Paak, as DJ Pee Wee. The opening acts include Victoria Monét, Raye and Leon Thomas.You can also read: Bruno Mars announces tour with his album ‘The Romantic Tour’, which includes a stop in Madrid
Mars announced on the 8th his new international tour to present his new album, ‘The Romantic’, which will be released on January 27. And today at 12:00 hours (of each country), the pre-sale of the European concerts would open for those who had previously registered on their website, while the general sale will begin tomorrow, Thursday. Since the pre-sale opened, the waiting list to reach the purchase turn exceeded 80,000 people for many of the European concerts, so extra concerts were announced shortly after.
You may be interested in: Sexyy Red and Bruno Mars join forces in the new single “Fat Juicy & Wet”
This has been the case in London, where Wembley Stadium announced that, “due to exceptional demand” for tickets, three new dates were added, the 22nd, 24th and 25th of July, which were added to the concerts already scheduled for the 18th and 19th of the same month.
Second concert in Madrid
Also in Madrid there will be a second concert, on July 11 (the day after the one initially scheduled for the 10th), both at the Metropolitano, and in Amsterdam there will be two new dates – July 4 and 5 -, along with those of the 2nd and 3rd, at the Johan Cruiff Arena.In Paris, the Stade de France will host Mars’ tour on the 18th (new date), 20th and 21st of June; in Berlin, it will arrive at the Olympiastadion on the 26th and 28th of June, the latter being the added date, and in Milan there will be another opportunity, on July 15, in addition to the 14th already scheduled, at the San Siro stadium.
In the coming hours, pre-sales for the concerts in the United States and Canada will open, which could mean more performances added to those that now appear on the singer’s website.
For the moment, the tour through large states will last six months. It will begin on April 10 in Las Vegas and end on October 14 in Vancouver (Canada).
A total of 47 dates scheduled so far on this tour in which Mars will be accompanied by his Silk Sonic collaborator Anderson Paak, as DJ Pee Wee. The opening acts include Victoria Monét, Raye and Leon Thomas.
‘The Romantic Tour’
‘The Romantic Tour’ is a production by Live Nation and will feature the new compositions from his first studio album in six years. The singer and songwriter born in Hawaii announced on his social media profile last week that ‘The Romantic’ will be his fourth studio album and his first solo work since ’24K Magic’, released in 2016.You can also read: Bruno Mars announces tour with his album ‘The Romantic Tour’, which includes a stop in Madrid
In a post on the X network, he published what could be the cover of this album with a black and white portrait of himself framed with flowers.
His latest project materialized in 2021, as part of Silk Sonic with Anderson Paak, with the album ‘An Evening With Silk Sonic’, which earned them the Grammy Awards for Record of the Year, Song of the Year, Best ‘R&B’ Performance and Best ‘R&B’ Song.
Although Mars has been away from the spotlight as a soloist, he spent 2025 dominating the charts with various collaborations. ‘Die With a Smile’, his duet with Lady Gaga, was one of the most successful singles of the year and won the Grammy for Best Duo Performance. While ‘APT’, with Rosé, has three nominations for the 2026 Grammys.
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