Maluma has not announced any concerts in Australia or New Zealand for 2027. As of 9 October 2026 there is no date, city, venue or sale date for either country, and nothing for him appears in the confirmed 2027 tour data used by this site. In August 2026 the Colombian star signed a global partnership with the Argentine promoter Fenix Entertainment for a world tour planned for 2027 and 2028, built around his seventh album Loco X Volver, but no itinerary has been published anywhere.
It is also worth being precise about the past. The concert archive behind this site has no Maluma show in Australia or New Zealand, and the Wikipedia articles on his tours, from the Pretty Boy, Dirty Boy World Tour of 2016–17 to the F.A.M.E. Tour of 2018, list no date in Oceania. His touring has centred on Latin America, the United States and Europe, with occasional shows further afield such as Tel Aviv.
This page explains what is and is not known about the coming world tour, looks at how Maluma has toured so far, and gives Australian and New Zealand fans the context they need to judge any announcement, or any rumour, between now and 2027.
Maluma announced his new world tour on 6 November 2026: the Loco x Volver World Tour 2027 (Maluma, CMN and Fenix Entertainment), covering Latin America, the US, Canada, Europe and Africa.
Dates confirmed so far:
Poster cities with dates to be announced in Europe & Africa: Rabat, Lisbon, Braga, Barcelona, Cologne, Antwerp, Paris, Valencia, Madrid, Milan, Zurich, Berlin, Vienna, Kraków, Budapest, Pristina.
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There is no official information about Maluma concerts in Australia or New Zealand in 2027. What has been announced is a business arrangement: on 17 August 2026 the trade publication Pollstar reported that Fenix Entertainment would lead the strategy and development of Maluma's next global tour, and that he plans to return to venues around the world in 2027 and 2028. No tour name, countries, cities or dates were included.
The tour is expected to support Loco X Volver, released on 15 May 2026. The album, which reconnects with his Colombian roots through vallenato, salsa, merengue and reggaeton, was launched with a free concert at the Plaza Botero in his home city of Medellín on 14 May 2026, the day before release. That show was the only major live event of the new era so far.
His previous world tour, the + Pretty + Dirty World Tour, ended in 2025; its European leg finished at the Movistar Arena in Madrid on 5 April 2025. Like every Maluma tour before it, it did not include Australia or New Zealand in the data available to this site.
So the honest position for fans in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide or Auckland is that a world tour is coming, that its scope is unknown, and that nothing links it to Oceania yet. Any list of 'Loco X Volver' tour dates for Australia seen on resale or aggregator sites should be treated as unconfirmed. This page will be updated if dates are announced.
There is no documented Maluma concert in Australia or New Zealand. The setlist archive used by this site returns no Australian or New Zealand show for him, and none of the Wikipedia tour articles available for this page includes a date in either country. That is why there is no history table on this page.
This is not a sign of a quiet touring career. The Pretty Boy, Dirty Boy World Tour, which ran from May 2016 to December 2017, reached 151 shows across 12 legs: 111 in Latin America, 16 in North America, 23 in Europe and one in Asia, at the Reggaeton Live Park in Tel Aviv on 12 October 2017 in front of about 15,000 people. It took him from Mexico City, Buenos Aires, Santiago, Lima, Bogotá and Caracas to Madrid, Barcelona, London, Paris, Milan and Amsterdam.
The F.A.M.E. Tour of 2018 was shorter but bigger in scale. It opened in Fairfax, Virginia, on 23 March 2018 and ended in Cartagena, Colombia, on 29 December 2018, with 63 shows: 24 in North America, 22 in Europe, 16 in Latin America and one in Tel Aviv. The 11:11 World Tour followed in 2019 and 2020, then the Papi Juancho Tour of 2021–22 and the Don Juan Tour of 2023–24.
Each of these tours followed the same broad map: the United States and Mexico, South America with Colombia at its heart, and a European leg built around Spain, with Italy, France, Germany, the Netherlands and Belgium alongside. The + Pretty + Dirty World Tour of 2024–25 continued that pattern.
His North American legs have played arenas from Fairfax, Boston and New York to Inglewood, San Jose, Houston, Phoenix, Chicago and Miami, while in Europe the F.A.M.E. Tour alone visited Madrid, Barcelona, Seville, Valencia, Rome, Milan, Naples, Paris, Amsterdam, Brussels, Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Zürich, London and Bucharest. It is a wide map, but one that has stopped short of Asia beyond Israel, and of Oceania altogether.
For Australian and New Zealand fans the practical history is therefore one of travel: anyone in Oceania who has seen Maluma live will have done so overseas. Whether the 2027–28 tour changes that has not been announced as of 9 October 2026.
Juan Luis Londoño Arias was born on 28 January 1994 in Medellín, Colombia. He played football in the youth teams of Atlético Nacional and La Equidad before turning to music, and his stage name combines the first syllables of the names of his mother Marlli, his father Luis and his sister Manuela. His debut album, Magia, came out in 2012.
His breakthrough was Pretty Boy, Dirty Boy (2015), whose singles 'Borró Cassette', 'El Perdedor' and 'Sin Contrato' all reached the top ten of Billboard's Hot Latin Songs. 'Felices los 4' and 'Corazón' followed in 2017, both with videos passing a billion views on YouTube, and 'Chantaje' with Shakira topped the Hot Latin Songs chart. F.A.M.E. arrived in 2018.
In 2019 he appeared on Madonna's album Madame X on 'Medellín' and 'Bitch I'm Loca', and released 11:11, with 'HP', '11 PM' and 'No Se Me Quita' featuring Ricky Martin. Papi Juancho, surprise-released in August 2020, produced 'Hawái', which topped the Hot Latin Songs chart for nine weeks and, remixed with The Weeknd, became the first number one on the Billboard Global Excl. U.S. chart. He also starred with Jennifer Lopez in the film Marry Me and voiced Mariano in Disney's Encanto.
The EPs #7DJ (2021) and The Love & Sex Tape (2022) were followed by the 25-track album Don Juan in August 2023. 'Bronceador', released in July 2025, became his first number one of that year on Billboard's Latin Airplay chart, and Loco X Volver followed on 15 May 2026. With more than 18 million records sold, a Latin Grammy, an MTV Video Music Award and a Grammy nomination for Best Latin Pop Album, he is one of the best-selling Latin artists of his generation.
| Album | Year | AUS chart peak |
|---|---|---|
| Magia | 2012 | — |
| Pretty Boy, Dirty Boy | 2015 | — |
| F.A.M.E. | 2018 | — |
| 11:11 | 2019 | — |
| Papi Juancho | 2020 | — |
| Don Juan | 2023 | — |
| Loco X Volver | 2026 | — |
The announcement of August 2026 was unusual in that it named a promoter before it named a single date. Fenix Entertainment, based in Argentina, has been given responsibility for developing and planning Maluma's next global tour, which he intends to take to venues around the world in 2027 and 2028.
A two-year window suggests a long tour in several legs, as with his previous runs, but the deal says nothing about which regions will be included. Pollstar's report did not mention Oceania, Asia or any specific country, and noted only that he had not toured since 2025.
For Australian and New Zealand fans the deal is worth watching, but it is not an announcement of local concerts. When legs are confirmed they are likely to be released region by region, and this page will list any Australian or New Zealand dates as soon as they are official.
Loco X Volver was presented as a return home. Its launch concert on 14 May 2026, a Thursday, took place outdoors at the Plaza Botero in central Medellín, the square that houses Fernando Botero's sculptures, and was free to attend. The album came out the next day.
The record has 14 tracks, four of them released before the album, and Maluma has described it as the most personal project he has made. It mixes reggaeton with vallenato, salsa and merengue, styles closely tied to Colombia.
A tour named after the album has been widely expected since the launch. The Fenix Entertainment partnership is the first official step towards it, but as of 9 October 2026 no city has been confirmed.
Looking at the tours documented on Wikipedia gives a clear picture of how Maluma's schedules are put together. The Pretty Boy, Dirty Boy World Tour devoted 111 of its 151 shows to Latin America; the F.A.M.E. Tour split its 63 shows more evenly, with 24 in North America and 22 in Europe. In both cases the single date outside those regions was in Tel Aviv.
Europe has been a regular stop. He played the continent in 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2022, again in the summers of 2023 and 2024, and on the + Pretty + Dirty arena run of March and April 2025 through Spain, the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and Italy. Spain has usually hosted the most dates, from Madrid and Barcelona to Málaga and Seville.
For a 2027–28 world tour, those numbers suggest that Latin America, the United States and Europe will again carry most of the dates. Whether Fenix Entertainment adds new regions, Oceania included, is exactly what the first announcements will reveal.
Maluma's tours have reached far beyond Latin America: Europe on almost every tour since 2016, and Israel in 2017 and 2018. What they have not done, on the evidence available, is cross the Pacific to Australia or New Zealand.
One likely explanation is geography and audience. His largest crowds are in Colombia, Mexico, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Spain and among Latin audiences in the United States, and his tours have followed them. A trip to Oceania means a long detour for a small number of shows.
That could change with a two-year world tour, but nothing has been announced. If Australian dates do come, Sydney and Melbourne have the arenas that a tour of his size would normally need, with Auckland the usual New Zealand stop for international tours. That is a description of how tours generally work, not a prediction for Maluma.
Maluma's hits have travelled well beyond Spanish-speaking countries through streaming and collaborations. 'Chantaje' with Shakira, 'Hawái' and its remix with The Weeknd, and his songs with Madonna and Jennifer Lopez brought him to audiences who do not speak Spanish.
The Wikipedia discography used for this page does not list Australian chart peaks for his albums, so this page does not quote any. The absence of local concerts means that for most Australian fans his music has been a streaming and video experience rather than a live one.
The road to the new tour began in July 2025 with 'Bronceador', which became Maluma's first number one of that year on Billboard's Latin Airplay chart. Several more singles followed before Loco X Volver, four of which ended up on the album's 14-track list.
From the outside, the sequence looks like a classic album cycle: singles through 2025, the album and a hometown launch in May 2026, a promoter deal in August 2026, then a world tour in 2027 and 2028. As of 9 October 2026 the last step has a timeframe but no dates, and fans in Australia and New Zealand will need to wait for the tour's first legs to see whether Oceania is included.
A Maluma concert is a reggaeton and Latin pop show built around a catalogue of hits that now spans more than a decade, from 'Borró Cassette', 'El Perdedor', 'Sin Contrato' and 'Felices los 4' to 'Chantaje', 'Corazón', 'HP', '11 PM' and 'Hawái'. His tours have been arena-scale productions in the United States and Europe and stadium or arena shows across Latin America.
The Medellín launch show of May 2026 was the first chance to hear songs from Loco X Volver live, and the coming tour is expected to bring more of the album's vallenato, salsa and merengue colours into the set. There is no published set list for that tour yet.
There is no Australian or New Zealand set list to report, because the archives used here record no Maluma concert in either country.
There are no Maluma tickets on sale in Australia or New Zealand for 2027, because no concerts have been announced there. Any website already selling seats, quoting prices or offering a 'presale code' for an Australian or New Zealand Maluma show is not official.
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Is Maluma touring Australia in 2027?
No Australian dates have been announced as of 9 October 2026. A world tour for 2027 and 2028 is planned, but no country or city has been named.
Is Maluma playing New Zealand?
No. Nothing has been announced for Auckland or anywhere else in New Zealand.
Has Maluma ever performed in Australia?
No Australian or New Zealand concert by Maluma is documented in the concert archive used by this site or in the Wikipedia articles on his tours.
Who is promoting Maluma's next world tour?
Fenix Entertainment, the Argentine promoter, signed a global partnership with him in August 2026 to lead the tour's strategy and development.
What is Maluma's latest album?
Loco X Volver, released on 15 May 2026.
When did Maluma last tour?
The + Pretty + Dirty World Tour ended in 2025; its European leg closed at the Movistar Arena in Madrid on 5 April 2025.
Where was the Loco X Volver launch concert?
At the Plaza Botero in Medellín, Colombia, on 14 May 2026. It was free to attend.
Is there a Maluma presale code for Australia?
No. Nothing is on sale, so any code offered now is not genuine.
What is Maluma's real name?
Juan Luis Londoño Arias, born in Medellín on 28 January 1994.
How many shows did Maluma's biggest tour have?
The Pretty Boy, Dirty Boy World Tour of 2016–17 had 151 shows across 12 legs, 111 of them in Latin America.
Will this page list Australian dates if they are announced?
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