Quevedo has not announced any concerts in Australia or New Zealand for 2027. As of 9 October 2026 there is no tour, festival appearance or one-off show anywhere in the region. His 2027 plans are known, but they are centred on Spain: the El Baifo Tour, announced in June 2026 to follow his third album El Baifo, includes long runs of nights at the Movistar Arena in Madrid and the Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona.
He has never played in Australia or New Zealand. The setlist archive has no Quevedo concert in either country, and his tours so far, from Donde Quiero Estar in 2023 to Buenas Noches in 2025, have stayed in Spain, the United States and the Spanish-speaking world. For Australian fans of 'Quevedo: Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 52', 'Columbia' or 'Duro', a first local show would be exactly that: a first.
This page sets out plainly what is and is not known about Quevedo and Australia as of 9 October 2026, explains how quickly his career has grown since 2022, and gives the safe way to follow any future announcement without falling for fake dates or 'presale codes'.
There is no Quevedo tour of Australia or New Zealand in 2027. No cities, venues, presales or on-sale dates have been published for the region, and no Australian or New Zealand promoter has listed him.
The El Baifo Tour 2027 is real, but it is a Spanish tour as far as has been published. It was announced in June 2026, with a video game inspired by Las Palmas de Gran Canaria as part of the launch, and the dates known so far include eight nights at the Movistar Arena in Madrid in April 2027 and a series of nights at the Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona, several of them already sold out. No date outside Spain has been confirmed, and none in Australia, New Zealand or Asia.
Quevedo's touring has grown in steps. The Donde Quiero Estar Tour of 2023 followed his debut album, the Buenas Noches Tour of 2025 began in Madrid in February 2025 and added a US leg billed as the Buenas Noches USA Tour, and the El Baifo Tour now returns to Spanish arenas for multi-night stands. Whether any of that will ever reach the southern hemisphere has not been said publicly.
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Quevedo has never performed in Australia or New Zealand. The setlist archive contains no concert by him in either country, and nothing in Wikipedia's account of his career mentions a show in Oceania.
His live career began at home in the Canary Islands. He started freestyling in 2020 and released his first tracks with the producer Linton; 'Ahora y Siempre' (2021) reached number 19 on Spotify's Global Viral 50, and in 2022 the remix of 'Cayó la Noche' with fellow Canarians Cruz Cafuné and Bejo became a local anthem. The Donde Quiero Estar Tour of 2023, which followed his debut album, included a show in Tenerife.
In February 2024 he stepped away from music to focus on his personal life, after releasing the song 'La última'. He returned in October 2024 with 'Duro', which went straight to number one in Spain, and released Buenas Noches in November 2024. The Buenas Noches Tour began in Madrid in February 2025, a start that Billboard covered in detail, and continued with a US run announced in April 2025.
Barcelona saw two nights at the Palau Sant Jordi on 8 and 9 September 2025, part of the same tour. The El Baifo Tour will take him back to that arena in 2027, after a long residency-style stand at Madrid's Movistar Arena in April 2027. All of these are Spanish or American dates; none of his tours has had an Asian or Oceanian leg.
For Australian fans, seeing Quevedo live has therefore always meant travelling, usually to Spain. Wikipedia's account of his tours lists no Asian date either, so there has never been a nearby date in Tokyo, Seoul or Singapore to travel to instead.
Pedro Luis Domínguez Quevedo was born in Madrid on 7 December 2001. His family moved to Brazil when he was one and returned to Spain when he was five, settling in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. He went to the San Antonio María Claret School and began a degree in business administration before dropping out to concentrate on music. He is known for his deep voice and a style that blends reggaeton, pop rap and trap.
His global breakthrough came in July 2022 with 'Quevedo: Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 52', recorded with the Argentine producer Bizarrap. It was the first song by a Spanish artist to reach number one on Spotify's global chart, topped the Billboard Global 200 in its second week as only the second Spanish-language song to do so after 'Dakiti', reached number 79 on the US Billboard Hot 100 and was number one in Spain, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Peru. It won the Latin Grammy for Best Urban Song in 2023.
His debut album Donde Quiero Estar, released on 20 January 2023 with guests including Myke Towers and Omar Montes, reached number one in Spain, and the single 'Columbia' later that year became one of his biggest hits. After his 2024 break, Buenas Noches (22 November 2024) occupied the top twelve positions of the Spanish singles chart on release and also went to number one.
El Baifo, released on 24 April 2026, is a tribute to the Canary Islands; 'baifo' is the Canarian word for a young goat. Preceded by 'Ni borracho', 'Scandic' and 'La Graciosa', it features Canarian acts such as Nueva Línea, Los Gofiones and Lucho RK and the Puerto Rican singers Elvis Crespo and Tony Tun Tun, and it gave him a third number-one album in Spain. As of 2026 he has had sixteen number-one songs in Spain and is one of the most-streamed Spanish artists in the world.
| Album | Year | AUS chart peak |
|---|---|---|
| Donde Quiero Estar | 2023 | — |
| Buenas Noches | 2024 | — |
| El Baifo | 2026 | — |
The facts as of 9 October 2026 are simple. Quevedo has a 2027 tour, the El Baifo Tour, with confirmed arena dates in Madrid and Barcelona. He has no 2027 date in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Auckland or anywhere else in Australia and New Zealand.
Any website that lists Quevedo in an Australian venue for 2027, or sells a 'presale code' for it, is not working from an official announcement. Fans should wait for confirmation through the artist and the venues before buying anything.
Few artists of Quevedo's size are as tied to one place. He grew up in Las Palmas, broke through in the Canary Islands' urban scene with local collaborators such as Cruz Cafuné and Bejo, and built El Baifo around Canarian culture, from the carnival-themed video for 'Ni borracho' to a song named after a former Gran Canaria nightclub.
That focus shows in how he promotes his work. In March 2026 he rode a float at the Carnival of Las Palmas, and on 21 April 2026 he announced the album's release date with a 300-drone show above Las Canteras beach. It also helps explain why his touring has concentrated on Spain, where those references land most strongly.
The scale of the El Baifo Tour shows how big Quevedo has become at home. Eight nights at the Movistar Arena in Madrid in April 2027 and a run at the Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona, where he had already played two nights in September 2025, put him among the biggest arena draws in Spain.
For Australian fans who want to see him in 2027, those Spanish dates are the only confirmed option. Several were reported as sold out soon after going on sale, so any travel plan should start from the official ticket channels for those venues rather than from resale listings.
Quevedo's rise was interrupted by his own choice. In February 2024, after releasing the introspective 'La última', he announced a temporary break from music to prioritise his personal life. During that pause he quietly released a song called '7' in July under the pseudonym Peter Lewis, an English rendering of his first names, Pedro Luis; it went largely unnoticed until he revealed the alias months later.
He came back in October 2024 with 'Duro', which debuted at number one in Spain, and Buenas Noches followed a month later. The return turned into his biggest period yet: the album filled the top of the Spanish chart, the Buenas Noches Tour sold arenas in Spain in 2025, and the El Baifo cycle of 2026 and 2027 has grown larger again.
Since his breakthrough, Quevedo has made early July a fixed date in his calendar. The Bizarrap session was released in July 2022, and Wikipedia notes that his 2025 single 'TUCHAT', released on 7 July, marked the fourth consecutive year he had put out new music on that date.
For fans abroad, including in Australia, those releases have been the main way to follow him between albums. They have not so far been tied to any touring announcement for Asia or Oceania.
Quevedo's first contact with most listeners outside Spain and Latin America was the Bizarrap session of July 2022. It reached the top of the Billboard Global 200 and of Spotify's global chart and was certified many times platinum in Spain, Italy and the United States, according to Wikipedia.
Global streaming success of that kind has not yet been followed by Australian concerts. His career since has been built mainly through albums and arena tours in Spain, with a US leg in 2025, and he has not announced any visit to the Pacific region.
Because the only confirmed 2027 concerts are in Spain, Australian fans who want to go will be dealing with Spanish ticket releases and Spanish time. In April Madrid is eight hours behind Sydney and Melbourne, so a sale opening in the Spanish morning falls in the Australian evening, and resale offers that appear at odd hours should be treated with the same caution as anywhere else.
Tickets for Spanish arenas are sold through the venues' official outlets, and several El Baifo nights have already been reported as sold out. If that is not an option, the alert on this page is the simplest way to know whether Quevedo ever adds dates closer to home.
Quevedo's arena shows are built around the hits that made him famous, from the Bizarrap session and 'Columbia' to 'Duro' and the songs of Buenas Noches and El Baifo. Billboard's report from the opening night of the Buenas Noches Tour in Madrid in February 2025 picked out eight key moments of the show.
Those 2025 arena nights, including the two at Barcelona's Palau Sant Jordi in September, showed how far he had come since his first tracks in 2020. The El Baifo shows of 2027, with eight nights in Madrid alone, will be his largest run of concerts so far.
There is no setlist from Australia or New Zealand to quote, because he has not played either country, and detailed song lists for the El Baifo Tour will only be known once it begins in 2027.
If he does tour the region, the show would most likely follow the arena format he uses in Spain rather than a festival set, but no Australian show has been announced.
There are no Quevedo tickets on sale for Australia or New Zealand in 2027, because no concert has been announced. Nothing is listed as presale, on sale or coming soon in the region. Do not buy from sites that already show seat maps, prices or 'presale codes' for an Australian Quevedo tour.
When an Australian or New Zealand tour is announced, tickets are normally released in stages: one or more presales, often for fan lists or venue members, then a general on-sale through the official ticketing outlets and the venues' own box offices. Arena tickets are usually mobile and name-locked, so buy through the official outlet or its official resale service to make sure the ticket is in your name.
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Is Quevedo touring Australia in 2027?
Not as of 9 October 2026. No Australian or New Zealand concert has been announced. His El Baifo Tour 2027 has confirmed dates in Spain only.
Has Quevedo ever performed in Australia?
No. The setlist archive has no Quevedo concert in Australia or New Zealand.
Where is the El Baifo Tour 2027?
The dates published so far are in Spain, including eight nights at the Movistar Arena in Madrid in April 2027 and a series of nights at the Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona. No date has been announced in Australia, New Zealand or Asia.
When did Quevedo last play a big arena show?
On the Buenas Noches Tour in 2025, which included two nights at the Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona on 8 and 9 September 2025. His next arena run is the El Baifo Tour in Spain in 2027.
Will Quevedo play New Zealand?
Nothing has been announced. He has never played New Zealand and there is no Auckland date for 2027.
What is Quevedo's latest album?
El Baifo, his third studio album, released on 24 April 2026.
Has Quevedo toured outside Spain?
Yes. The Buenas Noches Tour of 2025 included a US run billed as the Buenas Noches USA Tour, announced in April 2025. He has not toured Asia, Australia or New Zealand.
Where is Quevedo from?
He was born in Madrid on 7 December 2001, spent part of his childhood in Brazil and grew up in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, in the Canary Islands, which shapes much of his music.
What is Quevedo's biggest song?
'Quevedo: Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 52' with Bizarrap (2022), which reached number one on the Billboard Global 200 and Spotify's global chart and won the Latin Grammy for Best Urban Song.
Is there a Quevedo presale code for Australia?
No. There is no announced Australian tour, so there is no presale and no code. Official presales, when they exist, come from the venues, the ticket outlets and the artist's own fan list.
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