Mr. Worldwide is finally coming back to Colombia. Pitbull has announced a Latin American leg of his I'm Back Tour, and the only Colombian stop is Medellin, where he plays DAVIarena on Thursday, Feb. 4, 2027.
The run covers eight shows in six countries over roughly three weeks. It opens Jan. 31 in Sao Paulo, then moves through Medellin, Lima (Feb. 9), Santiago (Feb. 11) and Buenos Aires (Feb. 13), before a three-date Mexican finale in Mexico City (Feb. 17), Guadalajara (Feb. 19) and Monterrey (Feb. 21). DJ Laz joins the whole tour as a special guest, warming up the crowds with DJ sets.
If you go expecting the hits, you'll get them. The setlists on this kind of tour typically lean on the songs that made Pitbull a global club fixture: "Give Me Everything," "Timber," "Hotel Room Service," "International Love" and "I Know You Want Me (Calle Ocho)." He also has fresh material to draw from — his 14th album Pitcoin, a 24-track release with guests ranging from KISS and Bon Jovi to Enrique Iglesias, Lil Jon and Jason Derulo — and an expanded Pitcoin Deluxe edition lands in January 2027, right before the tour starts.
Tickets for the Medellin show go on general sale Nov. 14, 2026, at 9 a.m. local time. Note that the presale announced for other markets does not apply to Colombia, so buyers there should rely on the artist's and promoters' official channels. The usual warning applies double here: Colombian fans have been burned before. Pitbull played Bogota and Medellin in 2011 and the Evento 40 festival in Barranquilla in 2012, but concerts scheduled for 2014 and 2015 were cancelled by organizers over logistics and weak ticket sales. That history is part of why this return feels like a big deal locally — and why it's worth sticking to authorised sellers rather than resellers on social media.
For travellers, the concert is a decent excuse to plan a trip around. Medellin in early February sits in the dry season, the city's eternal-spring weather is at its most reliable, and the DAVIarena venue in the north of the city is easy to reach from the popular El Poblado and Laureles neighbourhoods via the metro. Arrive a few days early and you can ride the cable cars up the hillsides, day-trip to Guatape's giant rock, or sample the city's well-known food and coffee scene before the show.
Who is this for? Anyone who charted their teenage years on Pitbull's run of 2010s hits, obviously — but also travellers who like pairing a big concert with a city that has transformed itself into one of South America's most talked-about destinations. February 2027 is the date, Medellin is the place, and mid-November 2026 is when you need to be hovering over the ticket page.
