Maluma is going global again, and this time he's starting at home. The Colombian superstar has announced the Loco X Volver World Tour 2027, which will hit more than 60 cities across Latin America, North America, Europe and Africa — with the opening night set for Bogota on February 5, 2027, at El Corazon de Bogota Arena.
The tour name comes straight from his seventh studio album, Loco X Volver, released in May 2026. The record leans into his Colombian identity: it mixes urban sounds with traditional influences and tackles themes of family, identity and his hometown of Medellin. It runs 14 tracks and features collaborations with Ryan Castro, Kany Garcia, Grupo Frontera, Arcangel, Beele, Justin Quiles, Lenny Tavarez and others, with songs like "Tu Recuerdo," "De Bar en Bar," "El Vallenato" and "Cancion de Cuna."
The announcement itself had a personal touch. Maluma revealed the tour in a social media video chatting with his grandfather about wanting to travel the world without losing the customs that shaped him — followed by a surprise reveal to fans via Instagram from Miami International Airport.
Only three dates are officially confirmed so far: Bogota on February 5, plus two nights at Buenos Aires' Movistar Arena on February 19 and 20. The rest of the city list is long and ambitious. In Latin America: Cordoba, Santa Cruz, Asuncion, Santiago, Lima, San Jose, Managua, San Salvador and Guatemala City, plus a hefty Mexico run taking in Monterrey, Guadalajara, Puebla, Veracruz, Mexico City and more.
North America gets stops including Los Angeles, Chicago, Toronto, Montreal, Brooklyn, Miami, Atlanta, Boston and Washington. Europe's leg covers Barcelona, Madrid, Paris, Cologne, Berlin, Milan, Zurich, Vienna, Antwerp, Krakow, Budapest, Pristina, Lisbon and Braga. Rabat in Morocco rounds things out as the African date.
Why should a traveller care? A Maluma concert is a ready-made reason to book a trip. The Bogota opener is an obvious pick — you get the tour's first-ever show plus Colombia's capital, with its thriving food scene and the high-altitude energy of La Candelaria and Chapinero. And if Medellin is on your list anyway (and it should be), catching the Medellin-born star on a tour celebrating his roots makes the whole thing feel full-circle. Just note that dates and venues beyond the first three shows haven't been confirmed yet, so keep an eye on the official tour site before locking in flights.
