Colombian reggaeton star Feid is hitting the road again. His FERXXO – The Green Star Tour 2027 runs from February through May next year, with 31 dates in the United States and Canada plus three stadium-scale shows in Mexico.
The tour kicks off in Florida — Orlando on February 5, Tampa on February 6, Miami on February 11 — before sweeping through nearly every major North American market. Boston, Washington D.C., Philadelphia and Brooklyn follow in February and early March, then it's on to Canada for Toronto (March 11) and Montreal (March 13). Texas gets three nights in late March, with Dallas, Houston and Austin back to back.
The West Coast gets a heavy run in April: Seattle, Portland, Sacramento, San Francisco, San Jose, Fresno, San Diego, Anaheim, then a finale at the arena in Inglewood in the Los Angeles area on April 29. Las Vegas and Phoenix slot in along the way. Live Nation is promoting the tour.
After the North American leg, Feid heads south for three May shows: Arena Monterrey on May 5, Arena VFG in Guadalajara on May 13, and Palacio de los Deportes in Mexico City on May 21.
The show is built around The Green Print, the project Feid has been rolling out since early 2026. It opened in March with The Green Print: La Saga (Disc 1) – Feid vs Ferxxo, a seven-track record playing on the tension between his two personas. A second disc, El Club de las 19 Flores, arrived in September with guests including Bad Gyal, Yandel, Vicente Garcia and Baby Ranks. More releases are teased for the era, including Babyxxita Mor, a collaborative EP with Puerto Rican artist Álvaro Díaz — so expect a setlist that pulls from all of it, though nothing official has been confirmed yet.
For travellers, this is a tour worth planning a trip around. The routing pairs naturally with city breaks: catch the Miami show and tack on a beach weekend, combine the March 10 Brooklyn date with a few days in New York, or fly into Mexico City for the May 21 concert and stay for the food, museums and neighbourhoods beyond Centro. Because Feid plays mid-sized markets too — Fresno, Hartford, Duluth (Atlanta's arena suburb) — fans who can't get tickets in the big cities have cheaper, less hyped options.
Tickets for a tour of this scale tend to move fast in the biggest markets, especially Miami, New York, Los Angeles and Mexico City, so it pays to decide early which city you'll target and book flights and accommodation around the on-sale date. If your dates are flexible, the smaller-market shows usually come with lower hotel prices and an easier overall trip.
Whether you chase him across one country or plan a single long weekend around one show, the Green Star Tour offers a ready-made excuse to see North America in 2027.
Story first reported by Colombia One.
