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Carla Morrison has built up a reputation as a recognisable Mexican pop singer, with two Latin Grammy Awards under her belt just for her album “Dejenme Llorar” which has achieved Gold Certification in Mexico.

It was in 2009 that Morrison released her debut EP, “Aprendiendo a Aprender”. It was an independent project that found it’s way into the right hands in the media, catapulting her status exponentially. She fortunately found herself releasing the singles “Esta Soledad” and “Lagrimas” which both found their way onto the soundtrack of the television show, entitled “Soy tu Fan”.

In 2010, she released her sophomore EP, “Mientras Tu Dormias”. Again, it built Morrison’s success further, with her touring around Mexico in some of the major cities. She also toured in the USA and Colombia. The EP was fortunately nominated for a Latin Grammy Award, and around this time, she managed to sell out the majority of her shows.

With two EP’s done and dusted, it was time to work on a full-length studio album. The album “Dejenme Llorar” which was later released on March 24th 2012 gained much critical acclaim and was nominated for five awards at the Latin Grammy Awards. The two that it won were for “Best Alternative Album” and “Best alternative Song”. Following this success, she embarked on an international tour that took Morrison to Europe, to South America and North America. She also played at Festivals including the Vive Latino Festival, where she performed at first in 2011 to nine thousand people, and then in 2012, she performed to thirty thousand people, in 2013 she performed to an estimated 65 thousand people.

In 2013, she released a brand new single entitled “Disfruto”.

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Carla Morrison stands on the stage, lit up by the orange light filtering across it, and strums her acoustic guitar. Her fingers expertly pick out the chords, releasing a haunting, melancholy tune which she accompanies with her emotive voice as she sings “Disfruto”. While she plays, the audience is respectfully silent, enjoying her voice. As soon as she finishes, however, they burst into applause, cheering loudly, and she smiles. Carla Patricia Morrison Flores, from Baja California, is a Mexican singer/songwriter. She had an artistic childhood, and was encouraged to dance, draw, and sing from a young age. She began to formally study music as the age of seventeen. She dropped out of music school soon after to follow her own, more spiritual approach to music. Originally, she played her compositions under the name 'Babaluca', and that became the name of her first band. Later, she started doing solo work and released her first EP, Aprendiendo A Aprender, in 2009. She followed it with three other albums between 2010 and 2012. She has also released multiple singles, including “Esta Soledad”, “Yo Sigo Aqui”, “Hasta La Piel”, and “Dejenme Llorar”. Her music is emotional, clever, and well done, and if you have not seen her live, I would recommend it. She always puts on a great show.

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Hola Carla Morrison me encantaría poder conocerte , quiero asistir a tu presentación en Santa Cruz CA.

Pero se me muy difícil, deseo ir no pierdo las esperanzas de ir a verte me encantan tus canciones , eres una artista muy bella un ejemplo a seguir además eres hermosa.

What an angelic and powerful voice! Very much enjoyed her music with sprinklings of wisdom about loving life and being in the present moment. This relaxing and inspiring concert was just what I needed.

Wonderful show My first at her performancing and l love it Sweet, nice and what a voice I cant wait to see Carla again...a show that l will have forever in my memory! besos Bella Carla!!!

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Amazing Musician, it was worth it to see her live.

Against all odds, there were a lot of no spanish speakers there, it was a great show after her break from the stage.

Carla, I have been listening to you through COVID. You are a blessing. I can't wait to see you live! Your voice is sultry and soothing at the same time. It takes me away!

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CARLA MORRISON

Acclaimed singer-songwriter Carla Morrison is coming back to music brand new. These past few years, she’s intentionally centered herself—learning who she’s been and who she wants to be, and culling empowerment from both. This choice was critical; patiently refocusing may have saved her life.

Raw retellings of emotional, personal heartbreaks are the bedrock of Morrison’s material, and this honest approach earned her multiple Grammy noms and Latin Grammy wins over the course of five albums. Snowballing from her 2010 debut Mientras Tú Dormías, onto 2012’s Déjenme Llorar and the 2016 release of Amor Supremo, her success grew rapidly. Taking the outdoor stage at Coachella, sharing a bill with rock giants Enjambre at Mexico City’s Palacio de los Deportes and filling to capacity as headliner the city’s famed Auditorio Nacional, opening for tours in Spain, Latin America, and a sold-out stretch of U.S. shows followed.

“It’s just kind of the Latino way,” the Tecate, Baja California-born musician says. “You always feel so grateful, and you always feel so guilty. You don't feel like you're entitled to rest.”

Today, she’s still making music on her own terms—only now, those terms have changed.

In 2017, there came a point when an inner voice of fear was all Morrison could hear. An amalgam of persistent opinions and criticism from both the industry and listeners, her own gut feelings—those internal nudges toward one direction or another, the inner validation that you’re doing the right thing—had been silenced altogether.

“For the longest time, I questioned the purpose of my existence, when I was in the middle of my success,” she says. “I would find myself thinking very often that I wanted to die. Being a highly sensitive person, it was just a lot. It felt overwhelming.”

Addressing her collapsing mental and emotional state was a life-or-death matter. She needed a chance to find herself again, and so she intentionally paused everything— social media, music-making, touring.

Now stronger than ever, Morrison is following fresh ambitions with confidence. Her new songs reflect the labor of a self-discovery journey; in them she shares its fruits too, so that anyone who hears her messages might also find their own route to happiness.

In 2018, Morrison considered how a change of scenery might shift her outlook. A wholly unfamiliar place would demand growth, right? Morrison went big on this hope—she relocated to Paris.

“I was living to everybody's expectations, but not mine,” she recalls. “I didn’t even have a personal life. I didn't even have hobbies. My hobbies were music, and then that safe place eventually wasn't safe anymore.”

To say the City of Lights illuminated the path to a rebirth isn’t quite accurate, though, because it was Morrison herself who put in the work necessary to grow. Could it have been any city? Maybe. What’s most important is that the time and space apart from her home country afforded her room to think and to grow.

The early days of studying French helped: “You can’t really have a conversation. So I was in silence a lot, and I heard a lot of my thoughts. A lot was coming to mind.” Taking jazz singing classes at a music conservatory was a jolt of humility she didn’t know she needed; the improvisation techniques she mastered became central in shaping vocals for her new material.

In this period of taking personal inventory, she gained strength in her own self-image, and finally came to believe that she is beautiful. Exploring the museums of Paris led to a study of Renaissance era paintings; in Botticelli’s The Birth of Venus, she saw herself.

“That's when everything hit me,” she says. “That's what I'm becoming now: a more mature, intelligent woman, that knows she can fail, but is also beautiful, and can be herself.”

Before this journey, Morrison worried she couldn’t explore new sounds or styles. The inner fear persisted. With a laugh, she remembers thinking: “If I get too Dora la Exploradora, I’m going to get in trouble.”

Collaborating over the years with other artists, from Lila Downs to Calexico and Macklemore and Ryan Lewis, Morrison has ventured out stylistically before, but she’s not strayed too far from those perpetually looming expectations. An invite from Colombian reggaetonero J Balvin—gifting his 2018 album Vibras with an ethereal intro—was another important step toward more open exploration.

But it’s really the perspective earned in the space she cleared for herself—this concerted effort to reflect and heal—that’s emboldened her instincts. Rather than cater to anyone else’s expectations, she’s now creating music to meet her own. What Carla Morrison wants today is to be happy, and for her listeners to find happiness for themselves, too.

Welcoming a long-standing love of R&B and pop into the mix—styles she used to shut out for fear of alienating fans—was a boon to the process. “I wanted to put more rhythm, more sassiness, in the music,” she says, adding that a universal appeal was also a goal.

With her newfound sharpness of self comes an acceptance that perfection isn’t possible, but unabashedly being yourself is the closest thing to it. Standing in that knowledge, nobody can shake Carla Morrison’s self-confidence now.

Unexpected opportunities have since rolled in, like pairing with Ricky Martin on “Recuerdo” for his recent Pausa EP. And surprisingly, “Disfruto,” from her 2012 album, was remixed into a club hit, and remains a favorite of EDM DJs throughout Latin America and Europe, Paris included, and it’s gained plenty traction in Mexico, too.

While retaining the intimacy and reflection she’s always expressed, there’s a welcome undercurrent of joy to the music she’s making now. It’s a new era for Carla Morrison, and she’s strutting confidently into it, head held high. The sound is new, because so is she.

“I feel like I finally learned who I was, and that's one of the things that helps you navigate life in a better way,” she says. “That was my rebirth—for my mind and my soul.”

“I now know better who I am,” she says. “Knowing yourself gives you the tools to navigate life. It’s not just a moment but a constant reminder that happiness is not a place you arrive at, but a journey—a learning experience.”

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After a 6 Year Hiatus, Carla Morrison Announces New Album & Tour

Carla Morrison, the sensational Mexican indie-pop artist , is finally making her anticipated return to releasing music. Her newest offering, a full album titled El Renacimiento will be released on April 29. After leaving the spotlight, the record marks her first project in over six years.

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Via press release, Morrison shares her thoughts on this new alb um: ​​ “My most personal album yet. My other albums focused on my relationship with others, this one focuses on my relationship with myself. It’s as of now, the place where I live now. I shine bright, I’m in love and I’m content with my darkness and my light.”

In addition to the album announcement, Morrison announced she’s hitting the road with the El Renacimiento tour, which kicks off at the Greek Theater in Los Angeles on May 12. The tour has 14 dates from mid-May to early July. This month, she will also be opening for the legendary pop act Coldplay on their tour stops in Monterey, Guadalajara, and Mexico City. 

After this announcement, the people of Twitter rejoiced at Morrison’s long-awaited return. One fan celebrated finally having a release date for Morrison’s album.

CARLA MORRISON IS FINALLY DROPPING ANOTHER ALBUM pic.twitter.com/SMwwbXmPvi — v⃠³⁰🪐 (@adkinslovee) March 1, 2022

Fans also took to Twitter to share their reactions to Morrison’s tour announcement.

LITERALLY STARTED CRYING AFTER CRIS TOLD ME CARLA MORRISON IS COMING!!!! — Gigi 💋 (@Giselleeaparz) March 1, 2022

CARLA MORRISON IS GOING ON TOUR BITCH I WILL DIE — alpha (@lladystephaniee) March 1, 2022

Honestly, as Morrison cultivates this new era, we hope this user is able to find more friends in the stan community.

I wish I knew people who like the same music as I do because I love el perreo but also obsessed with sad shit in Spanish and Carla Morrison just announced her tour 😭😭😭 — 🌻 (@raisey0urcorona) February 28, 2022

Morrison is an indisputable artiste — combining a highly stylized look with music that contains an evocative and meaningful rawness. Her return to music has us, as well as her fans, ecstatic to see what’s to come.

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From Sept. 15 through Oct. 15, Tiny Desk is celebrating Latinx Heritage Month with an El Tiny takeover, featuring Jessie Reyez, Susana Baca and more musicians from all corners of Latinidad.

The magic of Carla Morrison 's music is in the intimacy of her lyrics and her voice. I've seen the Mexican singer-songwriter woo small audiences and large crowds with an elegance that's only grown since her first releases.That power to mesmerize is on full display during her time behind the desk with four songs that draw on the things that have earned Morrison stans all over Latin America.

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After the opening piano strains of "Contigo," we're treated to a display of how Morrison's lyrics can sometimes move the singer herself as she confesses to shedding a few tears during the chorus.

There is an underlying sense of purpose and release in this music as she explains why she took a break from her music career and how that influences the passion behind her latest album, El Renacimiento.

In fact, even as she introduces "Encontrarme" as an ode to self discovery and recovery, Morrison displays where the emotion in her lyrics come from as she tears up explaining the origin of the song.

"I'm so emotional," she says through tears, "because it's been a long time since I've been touring and I took a really long time to come back to myself and to be able to sing again. Just to be here means a lot to me because I do watch NPR Tiny Desk at home!"

As if it couldn't get any more emotional, Morrison introduces "Te Regalo" by introducing the object of her melodic affections, her husband and co-producer, Alejandro Jiménez.

I'm not saying you should have a box of tissues nearby while you watch Carla Morrison's performance, but it came in handy for me.

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Grammy-nominated and three-time Latin Grammy-winning artist Carla Morrison has had an explosive year following the release of her highly anticipated album El Renacimiento . While her style is still rooted in her beloved acoustic-heavy sound, she showcases her ability to effortlessly venture into a larger pop realm with versatility and depth.

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Latin acts are looking to jumpstart the live industry with sporadic tour dates across the country and in Latin America.

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Injecting a much-needed boost of confidence in the live market — which has been significantly impacted by the pandemic-imposed shutdowns — many artists began to hit the road in 2021, including Karol G, Grupo Firme, Banda MS, Christian Nodal, and Maluma, who became the first artist to announce a major arena tour post-quarantine.

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The global coronavirus pandemic is still an ongoing health crisis, but Latin acts are looking to jumpstart the live industry with sporadic tour dates across the country and in Latin America. With the live industry re-opening, many more artists have announced their treks for 2022, such as Sebastian Yatra and Jhay Cortez.

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Sisters Hanna and Ashley have unveiled dates for their upcoming tour in Mexico. The pop duo, known as Ha*Ash, will kick off the trek — dubbed Mi Salida Contigo en México — Sept. 2 in Puebla. The “Si Yo Fuera Tu” singers will make stops in major cities such as Guadalajara, Morelia, Monterrey, and Mexico City, among others before wrapping up Dec. 3 in Hermosillo. The tour will coincide with the release of their upcoming album, due in the fall. See the dates below.

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Mariacheño singer Christian Nodal is hitting the road with his Forajido Tour, produced by Cárdenas Marketing Network. The new trek follows his 2021 Botella Tras Botella stint, which featured special guest Gera MX. This time, Nodal is flying solo in the 22-date Forajido Tour that will kick off Sept. 15 in San José, Calif., and wrap up Nov. 13 in Fort Myers, Fla. Tickets will go on sale June 24. More info on the trek here .

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Brazilian singer-songwriter is set to return to North America for her summer tour, which kicks off this July 3 in Ontario. Marking her first time back in the U.S. since 2016, Céu will visit key markets such as Chicago, Miami, New York, and Atlanta. “I’m very happy to come back after all these years, especially to cities like Miami and Philadelphia, where I haven’t played for more than 10 years,” she said in a statement. “Performing again in a venue I love so much, like the Independent in San Francisco, where I released my first album in 2007, will be a very special moment.”

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July 3 – Ottawa, ON @ Ottawa Jazz Fest July 4 – Montreal, QC – Montreal Jazz Fest July 5 – Boston, MA @ City Winery July 6 – New York, NY @ Lincoln Center July 8 – Washington, DC @ City Winery July 9 – Philadelphia, PA @ City Winery July 10 – Toronto, ON @ Mixto Festival July 12 – Chicago, IL @ City Winery July 13 – Atlant, GA @ City Winery July 16 – Miami, FL @ North Beach Bandshell July 19 – Solana Beach, CA @ Belly Up July 20 – Los Angeles, CA @ Lodge Room July 21 – Los Angeles, CA @ Lodge Room July 22 – San Francisco, CA @ Independent July 24 – Seattle, WA @ Here After

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Regional urban group Fuerza Regida, signed to Rancho Humilde, has unveiled dates for their upcoming U.S. tour, set to be produced by Live Nation. The trek kicks off July 23 at the SAP Center in San Jose, Calif., and will make 17 more stops in key markets such as New York, Austin and Las Vegas. Tickets will be on sale starting May 19 via ticketmaster.com . See the dates below:

July 23 – SAP Center – San Jose, CA July 24 – Honda Center – Anaheim, CA July 29 – Footprint Center – Phoenix, AZ August 19 – United Palace Theatre – New York, NY September 3 – UTEP Don Haskins Center – El Paso, TX September 16 – Theater of the Clouds – Portland, OR September 25 – Gas South Arena – Duluth, GA October 7 – Freeman Coliseum – San Antonio, TX October 8 – Payne Arena – Hidalgo, TX October 14 – Smart Financial Centre at Sugar Land – Sugarland, TX October 21 – The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory – Irving, TX October 23 – Bellco Theatre – Denver, CO October 28 – Michelob ULTRA Arena – Las Vegas, NV October 30 – Golden Center in Sacramento, CA November 5 – Moody Center – Austin, TX November 13 – Toyota Arena – Kennewick, WA December 2 – Allstate Arena – Rosemont, IL

Lupita D’Alessio

Mexican icon Lupita D’Alessio — who was most recently honored with the Legend Award at the 2022  Latin American Music Awards — is set to hit the road this fall with her Aquí Estoy Yo tour, which will feature special guest María José. The Seitrack-produced trek will kick off Sept. 2 in Denver and will wrap up Nov. 6 in Phoenix. Tickets will go on sale May 20.

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Bomba Estero

The Colombian group has announced their 2022 Deja World Tour with 33 confirmed dates around the globe, where they will perform in Mexico City’s Pepsi Center, Los Angeles’ Palladium, London’s Somerset House, and Paris’ Bataclan, to name a few. The Deja trek marks their first tour since the release of their GRAMMY-nominated album of the same name. Tickets are on sale Friday, May 6, via Ticketmaster. See complete dates and venues below:

Kany Garcia

The Puerto Rican singer-songwriter has unveiled her Kany USA Tour 2022, produced by Live Nation. The eight-city tour kicks off Aug. 26 at Theatre of Living Arts in Philadelphia, making stops across San Francisco, Charlotte, San Antonio, and more before wrapping on Sept. 10 at the McAllen Performing Arts Center in Texas. “Beautiful family! We keep adding dates; now it’s up to the United States,” shared the singer on her social media. Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. local time on Friday, May 6, via LiveNation.com .

Fri Aug 26– Philadelphia, PA – Theatre of Living Arts Sat Aug 27– Charlotte, NC – The Underground Sun Aug 28 – New Haven, CT – Toad’s Thu Sep 01 – San Francisco, CA – The Fillmore Fri Sep 02 – Seattle, WA – Neptune Theatre Sat Sept 03 – Denver, CO – Summit Fri Sep 09 – San Antonio, TX – Aztec Theatre Sat Sep 10 – McAllen, TX – McAllen Performing Arts Center

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Silvestre Dangond

Loud and Live revealed dates for Silvestre Dangond’s eight-city tour for the summer. Kicking off July 15 at Toronto’s Rebel, the Colombian vallenato star will visit fans in Orlando, New York, and more before wrapping on July 30 (Colombia’s Independence Day) in Chicago. “It is always a pleasure to bring this great artist closer to an audience eager to enjoy him live,” said Nelson Albareda, CEO of the production company Loud and Live. Tickets go on sale Friday, May 6, via www.silvestretour2022.com .

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Jessi Uribe

Jessi Uribe, one of Billboard’s 2022 Latin Artists to Watch, is visiting the U.S. with his La Conquista Tour produced by Wakamba Entertainment and MTW Live. Joined by artist and girlfriend Paola Jara, Uribe is set to perform at six theaters in Houston, Los Angeles, and Atlanta, to name a few, taking his musica popular (Colombia’s twist to Regional Mexican music) to his faithful fans. See the full dates and venues below:

July 15th — Houston, TX @ Smart Financial Center July 16th — Boston, MA @ Oceanside Center July 17th — Orlando, FL @ Fairgrounds July 22nd — Pembroke, Pines FL @ Charles Dodge Center July 23rd — New Jersey @ Prudencial Center July 24th — Los Angeles @ CA, Novo Theatre

Carin Leon officially announced he’s hitting the road this year with his Pistiembre Todo El Año Tour. Though he’s yet to reveal the full U.S. dates and venues, the Mexican artist did not hesitate to share the exciting news with fans. “My people from the United States, I am very happy to announce that our visas have been approved and the best of all is that you will be able to enjoy my new show, now with my entire band.” Carin kicks off his U.S. tour the weekend of April 30th in El Paso, Texas, and Phoenix.

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Juanes 

The Colombian star unveiled tour date for his summer tour in Europe, which is set to kick off June 30 in Spain. During his Origen Tour Europa, Juanes will visit Switzerland, Germany, France and wrap up July 20 in the United Kingdom. The trek is an “immersive journey” through all the hits of his past, combined with “captivating” performances of the songs from his Grammy-winning album Origen.

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Alejandro Fernández

Mexican ranchera and mariachi singer Alejandro Fernández announced a limited run of six dates in the U.S. in celebration of Mexican Independence ( Fiestas Patrias ). Dubbed Amor Y Patria, the shows will mark his return to the U.S. following the passing of his father Vicente Fernández. See the dates below:

Sept. 9 – Tucson @ AVA Amphitheater at Casino del Sol Sept. 10 – Ontario, Calif. @ Toyota Arena Sept. 11 – Temecula, Calif. @ Pechanga Resort Casino Sept. 15 – Las Vegas @ MGM Grand Arena (Alex Fernández) Sept. 17 – Las Vegas @ MGM Grand Arena (Alex Fernández) Sept. 18 – Pico Rivera, Calif. @ Pico Rivera Sports Arena

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Pepe Aguilar

Now in its third year, Pepe Aguilar’s Jaripeo Sin Fronteras tour has added three new fall dates to his 2022 run, which will mark his return to stages in the U.S. later this year. The new dates include Sept. 3 at the Honda Center in Anaheim, Calif., Sept. 7 at the Tacoma Dome in Tacoma, Wash., and Oct. 15 at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. Purchase and see the complete list of tour dates here .

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Wisin y Yandel

La Ultima Mision (the final mission) will celebrate the 20th year anniversary of the Puerto Rican duo behind timeless reggaeton hits including “Me Estas Tentando,” “Llame Pa’ Verte,” “Algo Me Gusta de Ti,” and their personal favorites “Rakata” (Yandel) and “Pam Pam” (Wisin). Presented by Live Nation, La Ultima Mision has more than 25 confirmed dates kicking off Sept. 30 at the FTX Arena in Miami. Wisin y Yandel will then visit key cities such as New York, Las Vegas, and Los Angeles, before wrapping up with a historic 13-date trek at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico Jose Miguel Agrelot in San Juan. Tickets are available via www.ticketmaster.com and www.livenation.com .

September 30, 2022 – Miami, FL @ FTX Arena October 1, 2022 – Orlando, FL @ Amway Center October 2, 2022 – Duluth, GA @ Gas South Arena October 6, 2022 – Uncasville, CT @ Mohegan Sun Arena October 7, 2022 – Allentown, PA @ PPL Center October 8, 2022 – New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden October 13, 2022 – Fairfax, VA @ EagleBank Arena October 14, 2022 – Atlantic City, NJ @ Hard Rock Live at Etess Arena October 15, 2022 – Boston, MA @ Agganis Arena October 19, 2022 – Toronto, ON @ Coca Cola Coliseum October 20, 2022 – Montreal, QC @ Place Bell October 23, 2022 – Rosemont, IL @ Allstate Arena October 27, 2022 –Irving, TX @ The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory October 28, 2022 – Sugarland, TX @ Smart Financial Centre October 29, 2022 – San Antonio, TX @ AT&T Center November 4, 2022 – Hidalgo, TX @ Payne Arena November 5, 2022 – Laredo, TX @ Sames Auto Arena November 10, 2022 – El Paso, TX @ UTEP Don Haskins Center November 11, 2022 – Phoenix, AZ @ Arizona Federal Theatre November 13, 2022 – San Diego, CA @ Viejas Arena November 18, 2022 – Las Vegas, NV @ MGM Grand Garden Arena November 20, 2022 – Oakland, CA @ Oakland Arena November 23, 2022 – Fresno, CA @ Save Mart Center November 25, 2022 – Ontario, CA @ Toyota Arena November 26, 2022 – Los Angeles, CA @  Crypto.com  Arena December 2, 2022 – San Juan, PR @ Coliseo de PR Jose Miguel Agrelot

Prince Royce

Produced by Loud and Live, the 11-date tour will kick off Sept. 16 in Miami and take Royce’s “Classic Tour” across the U.S., visiting major markets such as Chicago, New York, and Los Angeles before wrapping up in Santa Barbara, Calif., in October. This will be the singer-songwriter’s first tour since the pandemic shutdown, which halted his Alter Ego Tour in March 2020. See dates below:

Sept. 16 — Miami — FTX Arena Sept. 17 — Orlando — Hard Rock Live Orlando Sept. 18 — Atlanta — The Eastern Sept. 22 — Dallas TX — Trust CU Theatre at Grand Prairie Sept. 23 — Houston — Smart Financial Centre at Sugar Land Sept. 25 —  Chicago — Rosemont Theatre Oct. 1 — New York — United Palace Oct. 2 — Washington D.C. — DAR Constitution Hall Oct. 7 — Los Angeles — Microsoft Theater Oct. 8 — San Jose, Calif. — San Jose Center for the Performing Arts Oct. 9 — Santa Barbara, Calif. — The Arlington Theater

Gloria Trevi

Trevi’s Isla Divina tour, produced by Live Nation, Great Talent Entertainment, and Latino Live, has 40 confirmed U.S. dates, kicking off Aug. 13 at San Juan’s Coliseo de Puerto Rico. Trevi will then make pitstops in key cities including Las Vegas, Los Angeles, New York, and many more, before wrapping up with two dates in December at the Fillmore Miami Beach. The more than two-hour show consists of nearly 15 different outfit changes, 25 of Trevi’s biggest hits, a colorful stage setting, dancers, and a world that transforms from an apocalypse into an ideal island.

Check out the complete list of dates here.

Bad Bunny has announced an ambitious 29-date stadium tour for 2022. Promoted by Live Nation and CMN, Bad Bunny: World’s Hottest Tour is set to kick off Aug. 5 at Campus Stadium in Orlando and will make 15 U.S. stops, including Yankee Stadium in New York, Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, and Fenway Park in Boston.

In the U.S., Bunny will feature DJ Alesso as a guest for 11 dates, and Diplo as a guest on two dates, including the final show at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles Sept. 30. Tickets will go on pre-sale Wednesday (Jan. 26) at 12 p.m. via worldshottesttour.com , and goes on sale to the general public on Friday, Jan. 28, also at 12 p.m.

Check out the complete list of dates here .

Dubbed the Camilo Tour 2022 and produced by Loud and Live, the 23-date jaunt will take the singer-songwriter across the U.S., Puerto Rico, and Canada with stops in cities such as Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, Toronto, Washington, D.C., and San Juan. Tickets are now available at Camilo Tour2022.com .

“My heart is filled with joy, and I’m so proud of this tour that we’re about to experience,” said Camilo in a statement about his upcoming performances, which include stops in Paris, London, Zurich, Milan and 16 cities in Spain starting June 23. “While I write this, my heart races as I imagine being together again. La Tribu has grown.”

Carla Morrison

Carla Morrison fans rejoice! The Mexican singer-songwriter announced she’s dropping a new album titled El Renacimiento on April 29 and, to support and celebrate the project, she’s hitting the road with a U.S. tour under the same name. Morrison’s tour kicks off May 12 at the iconic Greek Theatre in Los Angeles and wraps on June 24 in Santa Cruz, Calif. She will visit other major cities such as Austin, Phoenix, and Houston.

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Elefante & Inspector

Alt rock bands Elefante and Inspector are teaming up for a joint tour across the U.S. The 17-date trek is set to kick off on Jan. 27 in Glendale, Calif., with stops in major cities including Chicago, Miami, and Atlanta. The Elefante and Inspector tour will wrap up in Tampa, Fla., in March. Tickets are now on sale here .

Mexican artist Gera MX announced his 444 Tour . Produced by Live Nation, the 20-city tour is set to kick off May 15 in Atlanta and will make stops across the U.S. in Atlanta, Chicago, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, and more before wrapping up in Seattle on July 8. Tickets are now on sale at Ticketmaster.com .

Norteño band Intocable will hit the road with their Modus Operandi North American tour set to kick off June 2 in Portland. The group will travel across the U.S. visiting cities such as Atlanta, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, and Seattle, with additional dates to be announced soon. For ticket info, visit grupointocable.com .

Los Enanitos Verdes

Argentina’s Enanitos   Verdes have announced 18 shows across the U.S. for their 2022 tour. Produced by Frias Entertainment and Live Nation, the 17-city trek will take the iconic ‘80s and ‘90s pop-rock band to venues such as the new Los Angeles YouTube Theater, San Francisco’s Masonic Theater, The Rosemont Theater in Chicago, and Miami’s iconic Fillmore Theater. The tour kicks off on July 6 at Ace of Spades in Sacramento, Calif., making stops across the U.S. in Las Vegas, Houston, Atlanta and more before wrapping up in Orlando at House of Blues on Aug. 13.

Tickets go on sale starting Feb. 11 at 10 a.m. local time on Ticketmaster.com .

Omar Apollo

Omar Apollo’s spring is quite booked, with more than 30 confirmed dates in the U.S., Mexico, and Europe. The indie artist kicks off his Desvelado Tour on April 6 at the Crystal Ballroom in Portland, Ore., and is slated to wrap on June 16 in London’s KOKO. During his trek, Apollo will visit Las Vegas, Los Angeles, New York, Atlanta, Miami, Mexico City, and Madrid, to name a few cities. He will also perform at Coachella and have artist Deb Never join him on the entire tour. See full dates below. For tickets, click here .

NEW TOUR DATES ADDED w/ @debnever on the whole US tour 🤎✨Presale starts tomorrow at 10am! join my discord to get the presale code first https://t.co/6087uYri6o pic.twitter.com/BoXDDCI6Fj — Omar Apollo (@omarapollo) January 18, 2022

The Spanish rock band kicks off a 17-city trek on March 4 in San Diego, and wraps up with a two-night event in June in Miami. Known for timeless Latin rock hits such as “Devuelveme a mi Chica,” “Te Quiero,” and “Venezia,” the 1980s band will also make pit stops in Los Angeles, Dallas, Chicago, and New York, among other key cities. Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. local time Jan. 21 via www.ticketmaster.com . See full dates and cities below:

Mar 04 – San Diego @ SOMA Mar 05 – Los Angeles @ YouTube Theatre Mar 09 – Las Vegas @ House of Blues Mar 16 – Portland @ Roseland Theater Mar 17 – Seattle @ Moore Theatre Mar 24 – Sacramento @ Ace of Spades Mar 26 – San Francisco @ The Masonic Jun 04 – El Paso @ Plaza Theatre Jun 07 – Dallas @ House of Blues Jun 08 – Houston @ House of Blues Jun 11 – San Antonio @ The Aztec Jun 12 – McAllen @ McAllen Performing Arts Jun 15 – Chicago @ House of Blues Jun 16 – Chicago @ House of Blues Jun 18 – New York @ HK Hall Jun 19 – New York @ HK Hall Jun 21 – Silver Spring @ The Fillmore Jun 23 – Orlando @ House of Blues Jun 24 – Miami @ Fillmore Jun 25 – Miami @ Fillmore

JUST ANNOUNCED: Hombres G coming to The Fillmore Miami Beach for 2 nights on Friday, June 24 & Saturday, June 25! Tickets go on sale this Friday at 10am: https://t.co/ioFOgpqS1J pic.twitter.com/VWnHCpdgFR — The Fillmore Miami Beach (@FillmoreMB) January 18, 2022

Santa Fe Klan & C-Kan

Two of Mexico’s biggest hip-hop stars — Santa Fe Klan and C-Kan — announced their joint U.S. tour, marking Santa Fe’s touring debut in the states. The nine-city trek, produced by Live Nation, kicks off March 11 at The Aztec in San Antonio, Texas, and will make pit stops in Houston and Los Angeles, to name a few, before wrapping on March 27 at the House of Blues in Las Vegas. Tickets will go on sale at 10 a.m. local time on Friday, Jan. 14, via Ticketmaster.com . See the complete dates below:

Sebastian Yatra

When Yatra announced the 2022 release date of his new studio album, he also unveiled the first leg of his world tour.  Both dubbed “Dharma,” which means to accept reality, Yatra will perform some of his biggest hits such as “Tacones Rojos,” “Robarte Un Beso,” “Traicionera,” “TBT,” “Chica Ideal,” and “Pareja del Año.” The tour kicks off on Feb. 23, 2022, at the Auditorio Nacional in Mexico, followed by more dates across Mexico and Spain. For tickets and more information, visit www.sebastianyatra.com .

México nos vemos pronto 🇲🇽🔥😍 👉🏻 https://t.co/j0JxrzCOsP #DharmaTour pic.twitter.com/qxG8bqqXIa — Sebastian Yatra (@SebastianYatra) December 10, 2021

  Angela Aguilar

At the 2021 Latin Grammys press room, Angela Aguilar revealed that she will soon embark on her first-ever solo headlining tour. Coined the Mexicana Enamorada tour (produced by Live Nation), the rising Regional Mexican star kicks off her 12-city trek on March 18, 2022, at the Arizona Federal Theatre in Phoenix and wraps on April 24 in Chicago. She will visit fans in Los Angeles, New York, and Dallas, to name a few cities. “ Angelitxs, I’m very excited to share the U.S. dates of my new 2022 tour,” she expressed on social media.  Tickets are already on sale at ticketmaster.com . 

Angelitxs estoy muy emocionada de compartirles las fechas de mi nuevo Tour 2022 #MexicanaEnamorada por todo USA, la preventa exclusiva para ustedes inició hoy en https://t.co/916YkWHJSk usando el código: ANGELA 🎟♥️🎤Vayan a comprar sus boletos!!! ✨ https://t.co/Is1gut0PCp pic.twitter.com/2HOyDlyRk1 — Ángela Aguilar 🇲🇽 (@AngelaAguilar__) December 8, 2021

The Puerto Rican singer-songwriter, known for hits like “Dakiti” with Bad Bunny, “Fiel” with Wisin, and “No Me Conoce” with Bad Bunny and J Balvin, unveiled tour dates for his U.S. trek set to kick off April 1, 2022, at The Warfield in San Francisco and will make stops in cities across the U.S., including Los Angeles, Dallas, and New York. Tickets are already available at www.ticketmaster.com .

Carlos Vives

Carlos Vives returns to touring with his “Despues de Todo… Vives” tour kicking off Dec. 3 at the FTX Arena (formerly known as the AmericanAirlines Arena) in Miami. The Latin Grammy-winning, Colombian superstar will then visit fans in the U.S. and Canada throughout the first few months of 2022.  “After everything we have been through, returning to North America, to so many beloved places, to see unforgettable friends and special audiences again, makes this truly a historic moment for me,” Vives expressed in a statement. The highly awaited tour, produced by Loud And Live, will make pit stops in Seattle, Houston, Toronto, Boston, and more cities. Tickets are available via Ticketmaster and AXS .

Editor’s Note: On Wednesday (Jan. 5), the Colombian star announced that his Después de todo … Vives tour, which kicked off in December and was set to pick up Jan. 13 in Seattle, was postponed until further notice. 

Jesse y Joy

Grammy and Latin Grammy-winning siblings Jesse y Joy are returning to touring, announcing today their Cliches world tour slated for 2022. Produced by Live Nation, the 22-dates tour will kick off March 4 in Puerto Rico’s Coca Cola Music Hall and wrap up on April 10 in Fantasy Springs Resort Casino at Indio, Calif. Cliches, which marks their first tour in nearly three years, will also make pit stops in key U.S. cities including Miami, New York, Los Angeles, and Houston. Tickets are on sale now.  For ticket sales and more information, click here .

Ya llega – Cliches World Tour – 🙌!! Aquí las primeras fechas 🎉 Invitados especiales @thelittlejesus & @chulemusica Y el pre-sale inicia HOY a las 12pm EST con el código 2022CLICHES 👉 https://t.co/6P2zuvT6Ks pic.twitter.com/vk6tVxSDG2 — Jesse & Joy Oficial (@jesseyjoy) November 30, 2021

The Puerto Rican singer-songwriter is hitting the road in 2022 with an 11-date tour across the U.S. Capo kicks off his tour at the emblematic Coliseo de Puerto Rico on May 7 and will visit New York, Boston, Dallas, and other cities before wrapping up on June 4 at the Fillmore in Miami Beach. For ticket information, visit pedrocapomusica.com .

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Jay Wheeler

Jay Wheeler, a former Billboard Latin Artist on the Rise and 2021 Latin Grammy nominee, will kick off his U.S. tour on Nov. 26 at The Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas and is slated to wrap up on Feb. 18, 2022, at the Hard Rock Live in Orland, Fla. “We’re going on tour!! Thank you for so much, family,” the Puerto Rican artist expressed on social media. With more than 40 cities confirmed, tickets for La Voz Favorite Tour , presented by Elite Media & Marketing (EMM), will go on sale at 10 a.m. local time on Oct. 16 via  www. Jay WheelerMusic.com or www.EMM360.com . More dates and cities are expected to be announced.

NOS FUIMOS DE TOUR!!✨ GRACIAS POR TANTO FAMILIA. 🖤🖤 COMPRA TU BOLETO DESDE EL SÁBADO A LAS 10 AM, NOS VEMOS EN TU CIUDAD 🙏 BOLETOS AQUÍ 🎟⬇️ https://t.co/5o8wvCDLhf pic.twitter.com/EkZLrLbpH6 — rueditasツ (@jaywheelerpr) October 11, 2021

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Mexican Pop Trio Belanova Will Reunite for First U.S. Tour in Six Years

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Belanova vocalist Denisse Guerrero vividly remembers how she felt after she performed “Rosa Pastel” with Carla Morrison in Mexico City last November. It was her first time onstage in years, and she wasn’t sure if she’d ever return to performing full-time again.

“I got offstage and it was cathartic,” Guerrero says. “It felt so good both biologically and in my soul. [Singing] es lo mío [is my thing] and making music helps you heal.”

Six years after the era-defining pop trio’s last tour, Belanova are back. Rolling Stone can exclusively announce that the group will return to the U.S. on its 12-date Vida en Rosa Tour this spring.

“I’ve wanted to focus on the gratitude I have for our audience,” Guerrero says. “As an artist, you do what’s in your nature to center yourself and write a song, but you sometimes wonder if no one will be interested. The fact that people lend us their ears is incredible.”

The tour arrives as a new generation of Latin pop listeners has discovered the group’s music — sugary, synth-pop songs such as “Cada Que,” “Por Ti,” “Niño,” and “Me Pregunto” — on TikTok, while an older generation of Belanova fans has reconnected with the band’s lyricism and nostalgia. (Newer Mexican pop stars, including Danna Paola, have also cited the Belanova’s unique, bubbly sound as inspiration.)

“I recently saw that my little neighbors were having a party, and they were singing ‘Rosa Pastel’ a todo pulmón. It was so cool to see,” says Huerta.

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Guerrero is honest, though: She wasn’t sure if she was ready to come back to the group. “But I owe it to the public,” she says. “I was having existential crises, and at many moments, I thought, ‘What if I had a different career or job?’ But I realized that [performing] is even good for my health.”

Guerrero says she’s looking forward to seeing the response to the tour during a time when Latin music has taken over global stages. She points to the success of Peso Pluma and Karol G. ( Both won Grammys on Sunday.) “Before, we would rarely be recognized,” she says. Guerrero also says she’s a “big fan” of Kali Uchis and begged a friend to bring her a vinyl pressing of Uchis’ Orquídeas from the U.S. “I love what she’s doing,” she says.

On the new tour, the group will perform songs from their stacked discography — their seventh and last album, Viaje al Centro del Corazón , arrived in 2018. Belanova also does not plan to return to the studio or release new music anytime soon. (“Personally as an artist and human, I’m barely landing,” Guerrero says.)

“It’s like coming back from summer vacation,” adds Huerta. “There are some nerves about being back onstage.”

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• Sun 5 May London, EartH (Hackney Arts Centre) Carla Morrison

Fox Theater

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$39.50 – General Admission Floor $39.50 – Reserved Seating $55.00 – Reserved Seating

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Acclaimed singer-songwriter Carla Morrison has come back to music brand new. These past few years, she’s intentionally centered herself—learning who she’s been and who she wants to be, and culling empowerment from both. This choice was critical; patiently refocusing may have saved her life.

Raw retellings of emotional, personal heartbreaks are the bedrock of Morrison’s material, and this honest approach earned her multiple Grammy noms and Latin Grammy wins over the course of five albums. Snowballing from her 2010 debut Mientras T  Dorm as, onto 2012’s D jenme Llorar and the 2016 release of Amor Supremo, her success grew rapidly. Taking the outdoor stage at Coachella, sharing a bill with rock giants Enjambre at Mexico City’s Palacio de los Deportes and filling to capacity as headliner the city’s famed Auditorio Nacional, opening for tours in Spain, Latin America, and a sold-out stretch of U.S. shows followed.

“It’s just kind of the Latino way,” the Tecate, Baja California-born musician says. “You always feel so grateful, and you always feel so guilty. You don’t feel like you’re entitled to rest.”

Today, she’s still making music on her own terms—only now, those terms have changed.

In 2017, there came a point when an inner voice of fear was all Morrison could hear. An amalgam of persistent opinions and criticism from both the industry and listeners, her own gut feelings—those internal nudges toward one direction or another, the inner validation that you’re doing the right thing—had been silenced altogether.

“For the longest time, I questioned the purpose of my existence, when I was in the middle of my success,” she says. “I would find myself thinking very often that I wanted to die. Being a highly sensitive person, it was just a lot. It felt overwhelming.”

Addressing her collapsing mental and emotional state was a life-or-death matter. She needed a chance to find herself again, and so she intentionally paused everything— social media, music-making, touring.

Now stronger than ever, Morrison is following fresh ambitions with confidence. Her new songs reflect the labor of a self-discovery journey; in them she shares its fruits too, so that anyone who hears her messages might also find their own route to happiness.

In 2018, Morrison considered how a change of scenery might shift her outlook. A wholly unfamiliar place would demand growth, right? Morrison went big on this hope—she relocated to Paris.

“I was living to everybody’s expectations, but not mine,” she recalls. “I didn’t even have a personal life. I didn’t even have hobbies. My hobbies were music, and then that safe place eventually wasn’t safe anymore.”

To say the City of Lights illuminated the path to a rebirth isn’t quite accurate, though, because it was Morrison herself who put in the work necessary to grow. Could it have been any city? Maybe. What’s most important is that the time and space apart from her home country afforded her room to think and to grow.

The early days of studying French helped: “You can’t really have a conversation. So I was in silence a lot, and I heard a lot of my thoughts. A lot was coming to mind.” Taking jazz singing classes at a music conservatory was a jolt of humility she didn’t know she needed; the improvisation techniques she mastered became central in shaping vocals for her new material.

In this period of taking personal inventory, she gained strength in her own self-image, and finally came to believe that she is beautiful. Exploring the museums of Paris led to a study of Renaissance era paintings; in Botticelli’s The Birth of Venus, she saw herself.

“That’s when everything hit me,” she says. “That’s what I’m becoming now: a more mature, intelligent woman, that knows she can fail, but is also beautiful, and can be herself.”

Before this journey, Morrison worried she couldn’t explore new sounds or styles. The inner fear persisted. With a laugh, she remembers thinking: “If I get too Dora la Exploradora, I’m going to get in trouble.”

Collaborating over the years with other artists, from Lila Downs to Calexico and Macklemore and Ryan Lewis, Morrison has ventured out stylistically before, but she’s not strayed too far from those perpetually looming expectations. An invite from Colombian reggaetonero J Balvin—gifting his 2018 album Vibras with an ethereal intro—was another important step toward more open exploration.

But it’s really the perspective earned in the space she cleared for herself—this concerted effort to reflect and heal—that’s emboldened her instincts. Rather than cater to anyone else’s expectations, she’s now creating music to meet her own. What Carla Morrison wants today is to be happy, and for her listeners to find happiness for themselves, too.

Welcoming a long-standing love of R&B and pop into the mix—styles she used to shut out for fear of alienating fans—was a boon to the process. “I wanted to put more rhythm, more sassiness, in the music,” she says, adding that a universal appeal was also a goal.

With her newfound sharpness of self comes an acceptance that perfection isn’t possible, but unabashedly being yourself is the closest thing to it. Standing in that knowledge, nobody can shake Carla Morrison’s self-confidence now.

Unexpected opportunities have since rolled in, like pairing with Ricky Martin on “Recuerdo” for his recent Pausa EP. And surprisingly, “Disfruto,” from her 2012 album, was remixed into a club hit, and remains a favorite of EDM DJs throughout Latin America and Europe, Paris included, and it’s gained plenty traction in Mexico, too.

While retaining the intimacy and reflection she’s always expressed, there’s a welcome undercurrent of joy to the music she’s making now. It’s a new era for Carla Morrison, and she’s strutting confidently into it, head held high. The sound is new, because so is she.

“I feel like I finally learned who I was, and that’s one of the things that helps you navigate life in a better way,” she says. “That was my rebirth—for my mind and my soul.”

“I now know better who I am,” she says. “Knowing yourself gives you the tools to navigate life. It’s not just a moment but a constant reminder that happiness is not a place you arrive at, but a journey—a learning experience.”

In 2020, Carla made her explosive return to the spotlight with her powerful track “Ansiedad,” which captured the fragile state of being of the world during a global pandemic. The track received large acclaim from The New York Times, Rolling Stone, Billboard, MTV, CNN and others. She made her first public appearance on one of the world’s biggest stages at the Latin Grammys in November 2020 with a striking performance with Ricky Martin for his song “Recuerdo.”

Shortly after, Carla released a series of striking songs, “No Me Llames,” “Obra de Arte, and “Contigo,” that served as a precursor to her highly anticipated studio album, El Renacimiento, set for April 29 via her longtime independent label, Cosmica. The new body of work is set to solidify Carla’s rightful position as a pioneer and an ever-present force in music to this day.

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