Marc Anthony is scheduled to bring his Last Dance World Tour to San Antonio's Frost Bank Center on Thursday, April 29, 2027. General tickets go on sale this Friday, November 13, at 10 a.m. local time, giving fans a narrow window before the show sells into the spring calendar.
According to Telemundo San Antonio, tickets will be available through FrostBankCenter.com or Ticketmaster.com once they go live Friday morning. The outlet reports the broader tour will kick off April 1 in Toronto and roll through 14 major North American cities before it's done, with San Antonio landing roughly a month into the run.
Consequence reports the trek opens at Toronto's Scotiabank Arena and wraps May 16 at San Francisco's Chase Center, according to Consequence. Despite the moody title, the outlet notes the tour has not been announced as a farewell run, so fans shouldn't read too much into the name just yet.
A Vegas Residency Runs on a Separate Track
While Anthony tours North America next spring, he's also keeping a foothold on the Las Vegas Strip. Fontainebleau Las Vegas lists his residency dates for 2027 as February 12, 13, 17, 19 and 20, plus September 10, 11, 17, 18 and 19 — separate blocks of shows that don't overlap with the tour's confirmed stops.
The venue describes the residency as an intimate, one-man show unlike anything the singer has done before, built around both English- and Spanish-language hits spanning more than three decades as a solo artist, per Fontainebleau Las Vegas. It's a different format than the arena tour heading to Texas, built for a smaller room and a more stripped-down presentation.
San Antonio's Third Visit in Six Years
This won't be Anthony's first time filling Frost Bank Center. He brought his 2024 Historia Tour to the arena on March 2 of that year, and before that, he last performed in the city in August 2021, according to the San Antonio Express-News. The pattern suggests San Antonio has become a regular stop for the singer rather than a one-off booking.
Coverage of Anthony's accolades has varied slightly between outlets. A 2023 piece from the San Antonio Current described him as a winner of two Grammy Awards and six Latin Grammys, while a 2024 report from the San Antonio Express-News called him a six-time Grammy and Latin Grammy Award winner. The two counts don't match up cleanly, and neither has been resolved here.
What is clear is that another arena run is coming to the Alamo City, and the ticket window opens fast. Fans hoping to grab seats before the general sale should keep Friday's 10 a.m. start time in mind, since it's the same date-and-time detail organizers have confirmed for both the venue site and Ticketmaster.
