Luis Miguel Sets 2027-2028 Global Tour Following Record-Breaking Run
Luis Miguel announced a new tour for 2027-2028 via social media on Sept. 21, with Fenix Entertainment producing. The announcement follows his 2023-2024 tour, which grossed $318.2 million and sold 2.2 million tickets, making it the highest-grossing Latin tour ever. Additional details are expected on Sept. 22.
The upcoming tour follows a historic 2023-2024 run that generated $318.2 million across 146 reported shows, with 2.2 million tickets sold. That trek began with 20 consecutive dates split between Buenos Aires and Santiago, which alone accounted for $28.1 million in grosses and 227,000 attendees. During that same period, Miguel set a venue record with 18 performances at Mexico City's Arena Ciudad de México and played two inaugural nights at Estadio GNP Seguros.
The announcement drew immediate celebrity responses, including a playful inquiry from actor Rob Schneider and a request from Colombian musician Manuel Medrano to serve as opening act. Earlier in 2025, Miguel appeared in a Coca-Cola campaign marking the company's centennial in Mexico, echoing his participation in a similar brand campaign 35 years prior.
This announcement may reinforce Luis Miguel's standing as a dominant force in Latin touring, potentially influencing how promoters and venues plan major Latin artist bookings through the late 2020s. Fans across multiple generations could benefit from extended access to live performances, while the tour's scale may further demonstrate the economic power of Latin music audiences globally. The sustained demand could also encourage other legacy Latin artists to pursue similarly ambitious touring cycles.