Colombian singer-songwriter Andres Cepeda has confirmed a national tour for next year, and the routing reads like a grab bag of the country's most interesting cities. "LATITUDES 2027" runs from April 16 in Ibague to June 4 in Barranquilla, with eight concerts in seven cities over roughly seven weeks.
The itinerary covers Ibague (Nectar Arena, April 16), Manizales (Plaza de Toros, May 1), two nights at Bogota's El Corazon de Bogota Arena (May 14 and 15), Cali (Arena Cañaveralejo, May 21), Pereira (Expofuturo, May 22), Bucaramanga (Cenfer, May 28) and Barranquilla's Puerta de Oro to close.
Bogota is the standout for anyone planning a trip around the tour. The two capital shows are deliberately different: the Friday set is a greatest-hits night drawing on three decades of material, while the Saturday concert is staged under his Andres Cepeda Big Band concept, built around the album "Andres Cepeda Big Band 2," released in August 2026. Expect a large ensemble and a repertoire mixing jazz, bolero, cumbia, mambo and porro — essentially a tribute to big Latin American orchestra traditions.
The tour concept itself leans into the country's variety. Each stop gets its own visual and narrative treatment tied to its region, and the setlist spans his whole career — from his early years with the band Poligamia through solo staples like "Dia tras dia," "Besos usados" and "Duele." It's a back catalogue that has followed several generations of Colombian fans, which is why he's framing this as a reunion with audiences across the country rather than a simple album promotion.
For travellers, this is a rare excuse to string together several Colombian cities in one trip while catching the same artist in very different settings. The route touches the coffee-region trio of Manizales and Pereira, the salsa capital Cali, coastal Barranquilla and the high-altitude capital. Timing works out well too: late April and May fall after the heaviest rains in much of the country and before the mid-year crowds, and Barranquilla in early June pairs neatly with a Caribbean coast detour to Cartagena or Santa Marta.
Tickets and pricing weren't detailed in the announcement, so anyone planning around specific dates should watch venue box offices and Cepeda's official channels as the dates approach — big shows in Bogota and Medellín-adjacent markets tend to sell quickly.
Whether you're a longtime fan or just want a live-music thread to hang a Colombia itinerary on, LATITUDES 2027 gives you eight dates and seven very distinct cities to build around.
Story via Colombia One.
