Maluma Announces Loco X Volver World Tour 2027 From Miami Airport
Maluma has announced the Loco X Volver World Tour 2027, a run of shows in more than 60 cities across Latin America, North America, Europe and Africa. He made the news with a surprise pop-up performance on Nov. 6 at Miami International Airport, in the American Airlines terminal, according to Billboard.
At the airport, he played "Según Quién," "Felices Los 4," "Hawái" and "Loco X Volver," the title track of his album released in May 2026. The same day, he premiered the tour's official video.
The tour opens on Feb. 5 in Bogotá. Other stops include Buenos Aires, Mexico City, Santiago, Lima, Miami, Los Angeles, Toronto, Madrid, Paris and Berlin. The Consequence report says the tour will include arena shows, which are indoor venues built for large crowds.
The Loco X Volver World Tour is produced by Fenix Entertainment and Cárdenas Marketing Network. Visa is the lead sponsor and official payment partner for the Latin American dates, meaning the card company has a major commercial role in those shows. A sponsor is a brand that pays to be attached to an event, and a payment partner handles the transactions around it.
The announcement closed a campaign that ran for about two weeks. Clues appeared in Madrid, Bogotá, Buenos Aires, New York and Mexico City before the airport show revealed the plans.
The tour follows a partnership Maluma signed with Fenix Entertainment, announced in August 2026. That deal covers a global touring run spanning 2027 and 2028, so the 2027 dates are the first part of a longer schedule.
For fans, the practical question is where the shows land. The opening date is set for Bogotá on Feb. 5, and the tour's cities are spread across four continents. Dates for the rest of the schedule are tied to the cities already named in the announcement.
Touring of this size is also a large logistics job. Venues, crews, freight and travel all have to be booked far ahead, and the people who work those roles depend on the schedule holding. A longer run gives those crews more months of work to plan around.
