Miami.- Colombian singer-songwriter Camilo announced this Monday his Camilo Worldwide Tour 2026, a tour that will take him this year to more than 15 countries in America and Europe.
The artist, a six-time Latin Grammy winner, will tour Mexico, the United States, the Caribbean, and Latin America, starting in June in Spain and closing in December in his native country, Colombia. In addition to their hits, fans will have the opportunity to enjoy new music and previews of their fifth studio album, which will be released this year, it was reported in a statement.We recommend reading:Camilo Doval joins the Dominican troop for the World Baseball Classic
Camilo’s Tour Dates
The European leg will take place in June, starting on the 13th in Tenerife, followed by London (15th), Paris (17th), Milan (19th), Dietikon (20th), Berlin (22nd) and culminating in Amsterdam (24th). In Mexico, the presentations will take place between the end of August and September, starting on the 28th in Mexico City, continuing through Querétaro (29th), León (30th), Veracruz (September 3rd), Monterrey (4th), Guadalajara (5th), San Luis Potosí (6th), Hermosillo (10th), Puebla (11th), Tampico (12th), Cancún (17th), Mérida (18th), Villahermosa (19th) and closing in Acapulco (September 20th). The tour of the Caribbean and the United States will take place in October, starting in San Juan (2), followed by Santo Domingo (4), Miami (9), Orlando (10), Chicago (15) and culminating in New York (17). Finally, the South American stage will take place between October and December, starting in Asunción (October 23), followed by Buenos Aires (25), Montevideo (28), Rosario (30), Córdoba (31), Mendoza (November 2), Santiago de Chile (5), Arequipa (8), Lima (10), Quito (December 4), Cuenca (5) and closing in Bogotá (December 12).You can also read:Michel Camilo offers a concert in Berlin to celebrate Dominican Independence
With over 121 million global followers, 25 billion streams, and 21.9 million monthly listeners on Spotify, Camilo solidifies his presence as one of the most influential Latin artists of the moment.





