Juanes launches 30-date 2026 US tour to mark 25 years solo
Juanes says his 2026 run across the United States is the first time he has toured the country on this scale.
The Colombian singer and guitarist made the comment to Billboard associate editor Jessica Roiz in Cafecito Con, an interview that premiered on Monday, Sept. 14. The 30-date Juanes World Tour 2026 began on Sept. 3 in Orlando, Florida, and celebrates 25 years of his solo career, according to Billboard.
Billboard has separately described the run as his most extensive North American trek yet.
The set leans on history. It includes longtime favourites “La Camisa Negra,” “A Dios le Pido,” “Es Por Ti” and “Nada Valgo Sin Tu Amor,” alongside songs from JuanesTeban, his latest 2026 album.
Juanes told Roiz he prepares for each show with a daily 40-minute vocal routine, plus guitar practice and rehearsals with his band. For the staging, he worked with creative collaborators from Argentina on lighting, visuals and stage design.
He also looked back on 25 years of Un Día Normal, the solo album that helped establish him in the US Latin market. The album topped Billboard’s Top Latin Albums chart, its weekly ranking of Latin albums in the US, where it spent 104 weeks.
Earlier this year, Juanes joined Carlos Vives, Fonseca and Camilo for a Billboard Español cover story in June about soccer, fatherhood and Colombia’s spirit.
The routing included a stop at Kaseya Center on Sept. 4. It continues with a show at Severance Music Center on Sept. 15, followed by Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey, on Sept. 18, 2026.
For fans, this means a tour built to cover both ends of the catalogue: the early-2000s songs that first carried his name across radio, and new material written more than two decades later.
