Pablo Alborán is taking his most personal album in years across two continents. The Spanish singer-songwriter has expanded his Global Tour KM0 with a fresh run of Latin American dates this fall, followed immediately by his first proper US leg in February 2027, giving fans across Central America, Mexico, the Caribbean and the United States a chance to see the tour that’s been building since late 2025.
The Newly Confirmed 2026-2027 Dates
The Puerto Rico date lands at San Juan’s Coca-Cola Music Hall, confirmed for October 24. The run is presented by GTS, PA, Los 40 Dial and SMusic, and tickets for each market are rolling out through local ticketing partners as dates are finalized city by city.
| Date | City | Country |
|---|---|---|
| September 27, 2026 | San José | Costa Rica |
| September 29, 2026 | San Salvador | El Salvador |
| October 1, 2026 | Panamá | Panama |
| October 3, 2026 | Guatemala City | Guatemala |
| October 8-9, 2026 | Mexico City | Mexico |
| October 10, 2026 | Querétaro | Mexico |
| October 14, 2026 | Guadalajara | Mexico |
| October 15, 2026 | Monterrey | Mexico |
| October 17, 2026 | Puebla | Mexico |
| October 24, 2026 | San Juan | Puerto Rico |
| February 6, 2027 | Miami, FL | United States |
| February 7, 2027 | Orlando, FL | United States |
| February 9, 2027 | Atlanta, GA | United States |
| February 11, 2027 | New York, NY | United States |
| February 14, 2027 | Washington, D.C. | United States |
| February 18, 2027 | Los Angeles, CA | United States |
| February 20, 2027 | Houston, TX | United States |
| February 21, 2027 | Dallas, TX | United States |
The Puerto Rico date lands at San Juan’s Coca-Cola Music Hall, confirmed for October 24. The run is presented by GTS, PA, Los 40 Dial and SMusic, and tickets for each market are rolling out through local ticketing partners as dates are finalized city by city.
The Album Behind the Tour’s Name
“KM0” (short for Kilómetro Cero, or “kilometer zero”) is Alborán’s seventh studio album, released in late 2025 through Warner Music Spain. The title nods to his own origin point, both literally and creatively, and he’s described the record as a genuine reconnection with the reason he started making music in the first place, a return to first instincts after years of increasingly polished studio albums. That framing carries directly into the tour: rather than treating KM0 as just another album cycle, Alborán has built Global Tour KM0 as a kind of full-circle statement, revisiting his artistic starting point while playing some of the biggest rooms of his career.
The album followed 2022’s “La Cuarta Hoja,” which extended Alborán’s remarkable run as one of Spanish pop’s most consistent chart forces, with six consecutive studio albums reaching No. 1 in Spain and singles across his catalog racking up a combined 85 weeks atop the charts in Spain and Portugal.
Why This US Leg Matters
Alborán has toured extensively across Spain and Latin America for over a decade, but a full eight-city US run, spanning Florida, Georgia, New York, Washington D.C., California and Texas, represents a genuine expansion of his American footprint beyond the occasional one-off show. Placing Miami and Orlando back to back at the top of the US leg, then building out through the Northeast, Southeast and Southwest, mirrors the routing pattern used by other major Spanish-language touring acts looking to hit the largest concentrations of Latino audiences across the country in a single sweep.
How Global Tour KM0 Compares to Other Major Spanish-Language Tours
| Artist | Tour | Regions Covered | Notable Routing Choice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pablo Alborán | Global Tour KM0 | Central America, Mexico, Caribbean, US | Central America precedes Mexico, then a dedicated 8-city US leg |
| Carlos Vives | Tour Al Sol (2026) | North America | Anchored by Radio City Music Hall and Puerto Rico’s Coliseo |
| Camilo | Camilo Worldwide Tour 2026 | Mexico, Caribbean, US, Europe | 14 dates concentrated in Mexico alone; no Central America dates |
| Ricardo Arjona | 2026 international dates | Mexico, South America | Built around new compiled-works album tied to tour name |
What stands out about Alborán’s routing is the deliberate inclusion of Central America as a standalone leg rather than a handful of add-on dates, a region that other major 2026 Spanish-language tours, including Camilo’s, have notably skipped entirely. Hitting San José, San Salvador, Panama City and Guatemala City before moving into Mexico gives Global Tour KM0 a genuinely more complete Latin American footprint than several of its closest touring peers this cycle.
What Fans Should Expect Next
With dates confirmed through February 2027 and the tour title directly tied to Alborán’s sense of returning to his roots, expect a setlist that leans heavily on “KM0” while still making room for the career-spanning hits, “Solamente Tú,” “Saturno,” “No Vaya a Ser”, that have defined more than fifteen years of sold-out shows across Spain and Latin America. Given how far in advance these dates have been rolling out, additional US and Latin American stops beyond the current list wouldn’t be a surprise as the tour continues to build through 2027.
