Nicky Jam Monticello 2026: Bohemio Tour Plays Near Santiago, Chile, 5 December
Nicky Jam Monticello 2026 brings the reggaeton singer to the Gran Arena Monticello, south of Santiago, Chile, on Saturday 5 December.
The reggaeton singer Nicky Jam performs in Chile on Saturday 5 December 2026. The Gran Arena Monticello, about 50 kilometres south of Santiago, lists a 9 p.m. start and sells through Ticketmaster Chile.
Key Facts
- Date and venue. Saturday 5 December 2026 at the Gran Arena Monticello in San Francisco de Mostazal, Chile, about 50 kilometres south of Santiago. The venue and Ticketmaster Chile both list a 9 p.m. start.
- Who he is. Nicky Jam is a reggaeton singer raised in Puerto Rico, known for hits such as “El Perdón” and “Travesuras”. The night is part of his Bohemio Tour.
- Why it matters. It is one of two Chilean dates on consecutive nights, after the Movistar Arena in Santiago on Friday 4 December. The Monticello show is billed as a smaller, closer concert.
- Tickets. The venue lists seats from CLP 40,250 (about US$42) to CLP 172,500 (about US$179) for the front rows. Sales run online only through Ticketmaster Chile.
- Getting there. The complex sits at kilometre 57 of Ruta 5 Sur, 40 to 60 minutes from Santiago by road. A local guide says parking is free and that buses, shared vans and ride apps also serve it.
Nicky Jam Monticello 2026: A Saturday Night South of Santiago
Nicky Jam Monticello 2026 is a single concert on Saturday 5 December at the Gran Arena Monticello. The arena belongs to the Monticello casino and hotel complex in San Francisco de Mostazal.
The venue page gives a 9 p.m. start in Chile time, and Ticketmaster Chile shows the same slot. The show is part of the Bohemio Tour, which the venue bills as an intimate, close-up night.
The date follows a Santiago show the night before. LOS40 Chile reported that Nicky Jam also plays the Movistar Arena in the capital on Friday 4 December.
Who Nicky Jam Is
Nicky Jam is a reggaeton singer who was born in Boston and raised in Puerto Rico. He has been part of the genre since its early years on the island.
His best-known songs include “El Perdón”, recorded with Enrique Iglesias, as well as “Travesuras”, “Hasta el Amanecer” and “El Amante”. The venue names these among the songs fans can expect.
LOS40 Chile described him in March as having more than 37 million monthly listeners. The outlet also noted a string of recent shows in northern Chile before this date was announced.
What the Tickets Cost
The Gran Arena Monticello published its price list on the event page, with figures in Chilean pesos. Dollar amounts here use 962 pesos to the US dollar, the rate on 28 September 2026.
The front rows cost CLP 172,500 (about US$179), Platinum CLP 138,000 (about US$143) and Black CLP 103,500 (about US$108). Most lower stands cost CLP 86,250 (about US$90).
Upper stands run from CLP 51,750 (about US$54) to CLP 59,800 (about US$62). Partial-view upper seats are the cheapest at CLP 40,250 (about US$42).
Wheelchair places cost CLP 69,000 (about US$72). Ticketmaster Chile is the only online seller, and it warns that tickets bought elsewhere are not its responsibility.
Getting There From Santiago
Monticello stands beside kilometre 57 of Ruta 5 Sur, the Pan-American Highway, about 50 kilometres south of Santiago. A September 2026 guide by OvejeroNoticias puts the drive at 40 to 60 minutes.
The same guide says parking at the complex is free. Interurban buses from Santiago terminals such as San Borja and Alameda cost CLP 3,000 to 15,000 (about US$3 to US$16).
Buses stop in San Francisco de Mostazal town, so riders need a taxi for the last stretch. One visitor cited by the guide paid CLP 24,990 (about US$26) for a shared round-trip van.
A taxi or ride app costs CLP 35,000 to 60,000 (about US$36 to US$62) each way, according to the guide.
Practical Tips for Foreigners
A 9 p.m. start means a late finish, and regular buses may be thin by then. Booking a return transfer or agreeing a lift in advance is the safer choice.
The complex has a 155-room hotel, the guide says, which suits visitors who would rather not drive back at night. The casino floor is for adults over 18, while other areas are open to all ages.
Ticketmaster Chile says everyone over the age of two needs their own ticket. Its checkout may not accept every payment method from abroad, so foreign card holders should try early.
Early December is late spring in central Chile, with warm evenings in the valley. The Gran Arena is an indoor hall that the guide says holds about 4,000 people.
What Has Not Been Announced
No support act had been named on the venue or vendor pages on 28 September 2026. Doors time and set length were also missing from both listings.
The price list does not say whether service fees are included. Readers should check the final total on Ticketmaster Chile before paying.
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Sources
Gran Arena Monticello: Nicky Jam, Bohemio Tour · Ticketmaster Chile: Nicky Jam, Bohemio Tour, Gran Arena Monticello · LOS40 Chile: Nicky Jam en Gran Arena Monticello 2026 · LOS40 Chile: Nicky Jam en Movistar Arena 2026 · OvejeroNoticias: Monticello, Mostazal, qué saber antes de la primera visita
FAQ
When and where does Nicky Jam play near Santiago?
On Saturday 5 December 2026 at the Gran Arena Monticello in San Francisco de Mostazal, Chile. The venue and Ticketmaster Chile list a 9 p.m. start, and the complex sits about 50 kilometres south of Santiago.
How much do tickets cost?
The venue lists prices from CLP 40,250 (about US$42) for partial-view upper seats to CLP 172,500 (about US$179) for the front rows. Tickets are sold online only through Ticketmaster Chile.
How do I get to Monticello from Santiago?
The complex is at kilometre 57 of Ruta 5 Sur, a drive of 40 to 60 minutes. Interurban buses, shared return vans, taxis and ride apps all serve it, and a local guide says parking is free.
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Has a support act been announced?
No support act had been named when the listings were checked on 28 September 2026. Doors time and the length of the set have not been published either.
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Sources: Gran Arena Monticello (consulted 28 September 2026), Ticketmaster Chile (consulted 28 September 2026), LOS40 Chile (23 and 25 March 2026, consulted 28 September 2026), OvejeroNoticias (September 2026, consulted 28 September 2026).
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