Mexican Star Peso Pluma Unveils Dates For His First European Tour

Peso Pluma had a busy 2024 performing at major festivals like Coachella and Governors Ball before embarking on a successful North American tour, and the Mexican singer is now ready to conquer Europe.

The global star announced “La Doble P World Club European Tour,” his first trek in the region consisting of 12 shows. Peso Pluma kicks off the Live Nation-promoted tour in Madrid, Spain, on June 27 and makes stops in Amsterdam, Netherlands; Berlin, Germany; Costinești, Romania; and Rome, Italy, before wrapping up at Roundhouse in London. Not all venues have been posted on Live Nation’s website.

Peso Pluma previously performed in Spain back in 2023 and recently took the stage at the MTV Europe Music Awards at Co-op Live in Manchester, England. For more information about “La Doble P World Club European Tour” and tickets, visit LiveNation.com.

Hailing from Guadalajara, Peso Pluma, whose real name is Hassan Emilio Kabande Laija, has helped Mexican music become a global force in the music industry with his hip-hop-infused corridos, amassing more than 42 million monthly listeners on Spotify. The song “Ella Baila Sola,” a collaboration between him and Eslabon Armado, made history two years ago in becoming the first song to crack the top 10 of Billboard’s Hot 100, and the Mexican singer won a Grammy Award for Best Música Mexicana Album with Génesis.

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2024’s “Éxodo Tour” grossed more than $60 million, and Peso Pluma ranked No. 46 on Pollstar’s 2024 Year End Top 200 Worldwide Top Touring Artists chart. His most successful show of the tour was at Fresno, California’s Save Mart Center last September. The sold-out concert grossed $2,982,216 off 17,549 tickets, according to Pollstar Boxoffice reports.

Peso Pluma is repped by Creative Artists Agency’s Mac Clark and Omar Garcia. George Prajin of Prajin Parlay Inc. is his manager.

“La Doble P World Club European Tour” Dates
June 27 — Madrid, Spain
June 30 — Amsterdam, Netherlands
July 3 — Liège, Belgium
July 6 — Turku, Finland
July 9 — Berlin, Germany
July 11 — Costinești, Romania
July 14 — Cologne, Germany
July 16 — Paris, France
July 17 — Bern, Switzerland
July 19 — Milan, Italy
July 20 — Rome, Italy
July 23 — London, England