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Luis Miguel Tour 2027 Dates and Tickets So Far

By · October 13, 2026 · 6 min read
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The Auditorio Nacional in Mexico City, where Luis Miguel holds the record for the most concerts (file photo, 2015). (Photo: ProtoplasmaKid, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons)
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Key Facts

  • —The country Mexico is the home market of Luis Miguel, the Puerto Rico-born singer known there as El Sol de México.
  • —What happened On Monday 28 September he and promoter Fenix Entertainment confirmed the Luis Miguel Tour 2027 for Latin America, the United States and Europe.
  • —What is not out As of Tuesday 13 October there are no dates, cities, venues, prices or on-sale dates for the Luis Miguel Tour 2027.
  • —Official website His site, luismigueloficial.com, still lists only the 2023 and 2024 tours on its tour page.
  • —Fake listings Profeco, Mexico’s consumer protection agency, warned on 11 September that GoTicket, which listed 2027 dates, is not an official seller.
  • —For US fans His 2023 US dates were sold through Ticketmaster, but no seller has been named for 2027 in any country.
  • —Still open Start date, opening city, number of shows, prices and presale rules are all unannounced.

The Luis Miguel Tour 2027 is official, but as of Tuesday 13 October no date, city, venue or ticket sale has been announced. His official website still lists only his 2023 and 2024 tours, so any 2027 date circulating online is unconfirmed.

That was the picture in our report on the tour announcement on Thursday 1 October, and no dates have been announced since. For US fans who saw him from Las Vegas to New York last time, the useful news now is how to avoid fake tickets.

What the Luis Miguel Tour 2027 Has Confirmed

Luis Miguel, the Puerto Rico-born singer known in Mexico as El Sol de México, announced the tour with one Instagram image on Monday 21 September. The image read “Luis Miguel Tour 2027” and gave no dates, cities or ticket details.

On Monday 28 September, he and Fenix Entertainment, the company behind his 2023 and 2024 shows, renewed their partnership for the Luis Miguel Tour 2027. Their joint statement said the tour will visit “important markets in Latin America, the United States, Europe and other international territories”.

The same statement said dates and cities “will be announced soon”, without naming a month. Chilean news site Pauta reported that Fenix will again run his shows in Chile, though no venue or date there is set either.

What the Official Website Shows

As of Tuesday 13 October, the tour page at luismigueloficial.com still carries the 2023 and 2024 schedules. No Luis Miguel Tour 2027 date, venue or ticket link appears on it.

The site does offer a free sign-up form for news by e-mail, with Mexico and the United States among the country options. Pauta reported that official tour news will come only through the social media accounts of Luis Miguel and Fenix.

Night-time aerial view of the Auditorio Nacional in Mexico City, with its lit forecourt and concert posters on the facade
The Auditorio Nacional in Mexico City seen from above at night (file photo, 2024). (Photo: ProtoplasmaKid, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons)

Cities Fans Expect but Nobody Has Booked

Mexican news channel ADN40 listed 13 Mexican cities where fans can expect him to return, among them Mexico City, Monterrey and Guadalajara. Neither the singer nor Fenix has confirmed any of them, so they remain expectations rather than bookings.

All three hosted him at the end of 2023, according to his official tour page. He played Estadio Banorte in Monterrey, Arena Ciudad de México in the capital and Estadio Jalisco in Guadalajara.

Fans in Argentina and Chile have reason to hope, as the last tour opened with ten nights each in Buenos Aires and Santiago in 2023. Past routes are a hint, however, not a schedule.

In the United States, no city has been confirmed for 2027 at all. The 2023 leg played Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, Miami, Boston, Washington, Dallas, Houston and other cities.

How Tickets Were Sold Last Time

On the 2023 run, his official tour page linked each market to a different seller. US dates went to Ticketmaster, Santiago to Puntoticket, and Mexican dates to local sellers such as Superboletos and Funticket.

For the Luis Miguel Tour 2027, no seller has been named in any country, and no presale or general on-sale date exists. Large Mexican concerts often open with a presale for holders of a partner bank’s card, so that detail is worth watching for.

How to Avoid Fake Luis Miguel Tickets

On Friday 11 September, Profeco, Mexico’s consumer protection agency, warned that a platform called GoTicket was advertising 2027 Luis Miguel dates in Mexico. Profeco said GoTicket “is not an official ticket seller” and that the dates had not appeared on the singer’s official channels.

Por Esto, a newspaper in Mérida, reported that the listings used the name “La Despedida Tour 2027”, or Farewell Tour 2027. Neither Luis Miguel nor Fenix has described the 2027 tour as a farewell.

According to Por Esto, Profeco urged fans to check any offer against official channels and to read other buyers’ comments for complaints before paying. Until Fenix names a seller, any site taking money for 2027 seats is selling tickets that do not yet exist.

Buyers in the United States should treat resale listings that appear before an official on-sale date with the same caution. Paying by credit card rather than bank transfer leaves room to dispute the charge if a seller disappears.

What It Means for US Readers

The United States is named in the Luis Miguel Tour 2027 statement, so a US leg is part of the plan even without cities. Last time his main US legs ran from Las Vegas to Tampa in autumn 2023 and from Seattle to Nashville in spring 2024.

His official tour pages linked most past US dates to Ticketmaster and a few to AXS or SeatGeek. No 2027 seller exists yet, so his website’s e-mail sign-up and the verified accounts of Luis Miguel and Fenix are the safest alerts.

Fans planning to travel to Mexico City or Buenos Aires should book refundable flights and hotels only once dates are official. For a sense of the demand, see how Shakira’s tour set a Latin music record in 2026.

What Is Not Known

The tour’s start date, its opening city and the number of shows are all unknown. So are ticket prices, the on-sale date and whether any presale will use a bank or fan-club code.

Fenix has not said how many nights any city will get, or whether stadiums will replace arenas. Until the first dates appear on official channels, every reported city is a guess.

Frequently Asked Questions

Has Luis Miguel announced dates for his 2027 tour?

No. As of Tuesday 13 October, the Luis Miguel Tour 2027 is confirmed, but no dates, cities or venues have been announced.

Will the Luis Miguel Tour 2027 include the United States?

Yes. The 28 September statement names the United States among the tour’s markets, along with Latin America and Europe, but no US city has been confirmed.

Where can I buy Luis Miguel 2027 tickets?

Nowhere official yet, because no seller or on-sale date has been announced. On his 2023 tour, US dates were sold through Ticketmaster and linked from luismigueloficial.com.

Are the GoTicket Luis Miguel dates real?

No. Profeco, Mexico’s consumer protection agency, said on 11 September that GoTicket is not an official ticket seller. It added that the dates had not appeared on official channels.

Sources: Luis Miguel official site, tour page, 13 October 2026; Luis Miguel official site, 2024 tour page, 13 October 2026; Pauta, 29 September 2026; ADN40, 28 September 2026; Uno TV, 11 September 2026; Por Esto, 11 September 2026; Infobae, 12 October 2026.

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