El Paso has landed a spot on Maluma's upcoming world tour, according to the Colombian superstar's official tour website, though fans hoping to lock in plans will need to keep waiting. The site lists El Paso among its U.S. stops alongside San Antonio and Phoenix, but it does not yet include a date, venue or ticket information for the local show.
The listing was first reported by KFOX, which found that El Paso appears on the itinerary for Maluma's “Loco x Volver” tour but that specifics for the El Paso date remain marked as unavailable on the site. The same report notes that dates for the entire U.S. and Canada leg of the tour have not been posted, leaving El Paso's slot — along with San Antonio's and Phoenix's — without a confirmed place on the calendar.
What is confirmed is the tour's launch. The “Loco X Volver World Tour 2027” is set to open February 5, 2027, in Bogotá, Colombia, according to Pollstar, which reports the run is being produced globally by Fenix Entertainment and Cardenas Marketing Network. The tour website itself lists announced dates only in Bogotá and Buenos Aires for February 2027, per the same KFOX report.
A Trek Spanning Four Continents
The scale of the tour is massive even by Maluma's standards. The outing is planned to cross more than 60 cities across Latin America, North America, Europe and Africa, according to Colombian outlet eltiempo.com, which named Buenos Aires, Mexico City, Santiago, Lima, Miami, Los Angeles, Toronto, Madrid, Paris, Berlin and Rabat among the destinations tied to the run. That same report notes that additional concert venues and cities are still set to be announced, so El Paso's missing details fit a broader pattern of a tour still being filled in city by city.
Billboard's coverage echoes the wait-and-see tone surrounding the rollout. The outlet reports that dates and venues for the tour will be announced at a later date, matching what fans scanning the official site for El Paso specifics have already found.
Looking Back at Maluma's Last Runs
Maluma's touring track record offers a sense of what El Paso could eventually see. His 2023 “Don Juan World Tour” hit 30 U.S. cities, with stops at arenas including Madison Square Garden, the Kia Forum and Miami's Kaseya Center, according to eltiempo.com. More recently, his “+Pretty +Dirty World Tour” included a three-night stand at Mexico City's Palacio de los Deportes that grossed $4,393,241, per Pollstar's Boxoffice Reports.
For now, El Paso fans have confirmation of a spot on the map and little else. The tour's producers have yet to post U.S. and Canada dates, and until that happens, the when and where of Maluma's local stop remain unanswered.
