Miami.- Mexican singer Peso Pluma announced this Tuesday a tour in 30 US cities that will begin on March 1 in Seattle and end on May 7 in Chicago with a "new and bold" show, the general sale of which begins on Wednesday.
The tour 'Dinastía by Peso Pluma & Friends' promises "a high-level production, immersive creative elements and a rotating schedule of special appearances by his friends in select cities," according to a statement from the artist's public relations agency.
In addition to Seattle, the icon of
tumbados corridos will sing in March in San Francisco, Sacramento, Phoenix, San Bernardino, Fresno, Anaheim, Las Vegas, Chula Vista, Palm Desert, San José, Inglewood, Albuquerque, Denver, and Salt Lake.
While in April it will pass through Houston, San Antonio, Laredo, Austin, Dallas, Rogers, Tampa, Atlanta, Charlotte, Raleigh, Bristow and New York.
And in May, before concluding in Chicago, it will be presented in Belmont Park, Newark and Reading.
Your Global Success
The tour, which follows two previews in the United States in which tickets were sold out, happens because of the album 'DINASTÍA', which debuted at number 1 on the Top Latin Albums and Regional Mexican Albums charts of Billboard, reached the Top 10 of the Billboard Global 200 and topped Spotify's Global Albums chart.
"The album's success further solidifies Peso Pluma's role at the forefront of the global Latin music movement. Extending his influence beyond music, Peso Pluma continues to impact fashion, live entertainment, and culture," the bulletin stated.
In addition, the interpreter made his first European tour in 2025, 'La Doble P World Tour', which stopped in 12 cities after opening on June 12 in Madrid and closing on July 22 in London.
Originally from Guadalajara, Mexico, Peso Pluma has over 42 million monthly listeners on Spotify, as well as being the first Mexican artist to top the Daily Top Artists Mexico chart on that platform.
His album 'Génesis' broke streaming records and earned him his first Grammy for Best Mexican Music Album in 2024, and in June of that same year he released his second album, 'Éxodo', which was also nominated for a Grammy and with which he undertook a tour of more than 35 concerts across the United States.