Ricardo Montaner Plays Lima on 16 March 2027

PERU · LIMA CONCERT

Latin pop singer Ricardo Montaner has announced a new Lima date on his El Último Regreso World Tour. A BBVA card presale starts on Friday, 16 October 2026, and regular sale opens on Sunday, 18 October.

Ricardo Montaner plays Multiespacio Costa 21 in Lima on Tuesday, 16 March 2027, on his El Último Regreso World Tour. Teleticket, the official seller, runs a BBVA card presale from Friday, 16 October 2026, and opens regular sale on Sunday, 18 October.

For US fans, the show is a chance to see a singer who sold out Miami and New York this year. Regular seats in Lima cost about US$47 to US$132, fees included.

Who Ricardo Montaner Is and Why the Lima Date Matters

Montaner is a Latin pop singer whose career spans more than four decades, La República, a Lima daily, wrote. His tour, called El Último Regreso (The Last Return), revisits the most important moments of his career, the paper says.

RPP, a Lima news outlet, counted 49 sold-out concerts, including 11 in a row in Mexico. More than 120 dates are planned, and his official tour page marks Miami, New York, Los Angeles and Chicago as sold out.

He last played Lima on Saturday, 30 May 2026, at the same venue, and RPP described a full house. On stage he told the crowd he had never imagined a party with so many people.

The new date became public on 13 October 2026, with the presale starting three days later. The song list for Lima has not been released, though La República expects favourites such as Bésame and Déjame llorar.

Tickets and Prices

Teleticket sells the tickets online at teleticket.com.pe, and the Costa 21 box office also sells through Teleticket. The BBVA presale runs on 16 and 17 October 2026 from 10 a.m. Lima time (11 a.m. Eastern), with 15% off.

Teleticket opens regular sale on Sunday, 18 October, or earlier if its presale stock of 9,846 tickets sells out. Prices include the service fee and are converted at PEN 3.44 per US dollar, the open.er-api.com rate of 15 October 2026.

• Tribuna General: S/140 presale and S/163 regular (about US$41 and US$47)
• VIP Lateral: S/290 presale and S/338 regular (about US$84 and US$98)
• VIP Central: S/340 presale and S/395 regular (about US$99 and US$115)
• Platinum Lateral: S/360 presale and S/418 regular (about US$105 and US$122)
• Platinum Central: S/390 presale and S/453 regular (about US$113 and US$132)

The presale discount works only with BBVA credit or debit cards, which most US visitors will not hold. La República says general sale to the public starts on 18 October.

Lima press describes every zone as numbered seating, but Teleticket labels the cheapest zone Tribuna General. Check the seating plan before paying, as Teleticket says it is a reference and may change.

Each buyer can purchase up to 10 tickets, and children must sit with an adult in the same zone. Children aged five and over need their own ticket, and under-fives are not admitted.

Teleticket offers a disability discount of one ticket per accredited person, with only six tickets in stock. Disability tickets sell until stock runs out, and e-tickets can be downloaded from two days before the show.

Re-entry is not allowed once you leave the venue. Buy only from Teleticket or the Costa 21 box office, and avoid resellers and social media offers.

The Venue and How to Get There

Multiespacio Costa 21 stands on the Costa Verde seafront at the John Lennon descent in San Miguel, the venue’s website says. The site covers more than 20,000 square metres (about 215,000 square feet), with room for 30,000 people standing or 20,000 seated.

Parking holds 1,500 vehicles and costs S/30 (about US$9), the venue’s website says. Outside food, drink and pets are not allowed inside.

Costa 21 says Lima’s transport authority, the ATU, supports arrival and departure on event days with mobility services. The website gives no routes, so ask the box office for details nearer the date.

The box office at the entrance is open Monday to Saturday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and all day on event days. Tickets are sold through Teleticket, the same seller as online.

Costa 21 is not Arena 1, which San Miguel’s municipality closed temporarily after a Robbie Williams show on 23 September 2026. Costa 21’s website showed no closure notice on 16 October and lists shows through April 2027.

Getting There and Staying Safe

Lima’s Jorge Chávez International Airport lies in neighbouring Callao. The State Department says authorised taxi booths there charge a flat rate based on your destination.

The department advises using app-based taxis, ordering a cab by phone or using a service linked to a major hotel. It warns that travellers have been assaulted or robbed after hailing an unknown taxi on the street.

It also describes robberies in which victims are forced to withdraw cash, so use cash machines inside banks or shopping centres. The department says crime risk rises at night and advises avoiding isolated areas on foot, especially after dark.

Plan for a finish around 10 p.m., since the show starts at 8 p.m. and lasts about two hours. Settle your ride home before the concert, and agree a backup plan with your group.

Tips for US and Foreign Visitors

US citizens need no visa for tourist stays under 90 days, the State Department says. Border officials set the approved length of stay on arrival, and overstays bring fines payable before you leave.

Passports must be valid for at least six months after entry, with one blank visa page for the entry stamp. Make sure your entry is recorded, because without a record you may not be allowed to leave until immigration confirms it.

The State Department’s advisory of 4 September 2026 rates Peru at Level 2, Exercise Increased Caution, citing crime, unrest, kidnapping and terrorism. It names remote Level 4 areas, none in Lima, so check its page again before you book.

Peru keeps the same clock all year, while US clocks move forward on Sunday, 14 March 2027. An 8 p.m. start in Lima is 9 p.m. in New York, 8 p.m. in Chicago and 6 p.m. in Los Angeles.

Visitors often base themselves in Miraflores or Barranco, on the same Costa Verde coast. Book a hotel soon after buying a ticket, and keep a refundable rate until your plans are firm.

What It Means for You

For US fans of Latin pop, the show offers a veteran act at regular prices from about US$47, fees included. The presale opens five months ahead, and a Tuesday date suits a short trip.

His official tour page listed no US dates after September 2026 on 16 October, so fans may need to travel. Buy your ticket first, then book flights and a refundable hotel.

What Is Not Known

Door times, opening acts and the song list have not been published. Teleticket says only that the show may begin at 8 p.m. and lasts about two hours.

Teleticket names Artist Enjoy S.A.C. as the producer, while La República names Masterlive Perú. It is not clear which company is the organiser.

Montaner’s own tour page and the Costa 21 event list did not yet show the Lima date on 16 October 2026. It is also unclear whether Tribuna has numbered seats, since Lima press and Teleticket describe it differently.

Neither La República nor RPP says why Lima received a new date so soon after the May show. The Teleticket event page, as read on 16 October, states no refund or exchange policy.

What Comes Next

Regular sale opens on Sunday, 18 October 2026, or earlier if the BBVA presale stock sells out. Fans who want the cheapest zone should act early, since RPP described the May show as a full house.

Any change to the date, time or seating plan would come through Teleticket and the organiser, so keep your order email. Check the ticket page and Costa 21’s channels in the weeks before 16 March.

Connected Coverage

The Rio Times Lima city guide covers neighbourhoods, transport and costs for visitors and new residents. For this month’s events, see What to Do in Lima in October 2026.

For safety context, read Peru Security and Crime Explained 2026 and How to Stay Safe in Peru in 2026. Another Lima date already on sale is Luis Fonsi Plays Lima on 23 April 2027.

Frequently Asked Questions

When and where does Ricardo Montaner play in Lima?

He plays Multiespacio Costa 21, on the Costa Verde in the San Miguel district of Lima, on Tuesday, 16 March 2027. Teleticket says the show may begin at 8 p.m. Lima time, which is 9 p.m. US Eastern.

How much do Ricardo Montaner Lima tickets cost?

Regular sale from 18 October costs S/163 to S/453 (about US$47 to US$132), fees included. BBVA card holders pay S/140 to S/390 (about US$41 to US$113) in the presale on 16 and 17 October.

Do US citizens need a visa to attend the Lima concert?

No visa is needed for tourist stays under 90 days, but passports must be valid for six months after entry. Border officials set the approved length of stay on arrival, the State Department says.

Sources: Teleticket, Ricardo Montaner Lima 2027; Multiespacio Costa 21, official site; Ricardo Montaner, official tour page; La República (14 October 2026); RPP (13 October 2026); RPP (31 May 2026); RPP (24 September 2026); US State Department, Peru country information; US State Department, Peru travel advisory; open.er-api.com, exchange rates (all accessed 16 October 2026).