Bruno Mars announces tour with his album ‘The Romantic Tour’, which includes a stop in Madrid

Madrid.- American singer Bruno Mars has announced his new international tour that will take him this 2026 through major stadiums in America and Europe with his latest album titled ‘The Romantic’, and which includes a stop in Madrid on July 10 at the Riyadh Metropolitano. According to their website, the tour will last six months and will begin in Las Vegas (USA) in April and end in Vancouver (Canada) in October. Accompanying Mars on all dates will be his Silk Sonic collaborator, Anderson .Paak, as DJ Pee .Wee. The opening acts include Victoria Monét, Raye, and Leon Thomas. 

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First studio album in 6 years

‘The Romantic Tour’ is a Live Nation production spanning nearly 40 shows across North America and Europe, where he will stage the new compositions from his first studio album in six years. The singer and songwriter born in Hawaii announced on his social media profile this week that ‘The Romantic’ will be his fourth studio album and his first solo work since ’24K Magic’, released in 2016. In a post on the X network, what could be the cover of this album appears, with the singer’s portrait in black and white and framed with flowers. His latest project materialized in 2021, as part of Silk Sonic alongside Anderson Paak, with the album ‘An Evening With Silk Sonic’, and earned them the Grammy Awards for record of the year, song of the year, best ‘R&B’ performance and best ‘R&B’ song, recalls Variety magazine.

At the Top of the Charts

Although Mars has been away from the spotlight as a soloist, he spent 2025 dominating the charts with various collaborations.

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‘Die With a Smile’, her duet with Lady Gaga, was one of the most successful singles of the year, topping the Billboard Hot 100 for five non-consecutive weeks and becoming the song that most quickly reached one billion streams on Spotify, the publication notes.