Pablo Alborán is about to cross an ocean and a health scare to get to American stages.
The Spanish singer-songwriter has confirmed a U.S. leg of his Global Tour KM0, kicking off February 6 in Miami and wrapping up February 21 in Dallas. In between, he’ll hit Orlando, Atlanta, New York, Washington D.C., Los Angeles and Houston. That’s eight cities in just over two weeks, a pace that says a lot about how much momentum this tour already has behind it.
The announcement lands at a strange moment for Alborán, who’s currently recovering from a bout of severe pneumonia serious enough to force him to cancel an August 21 show in Ciudad Real, Spain. He broke the news himself on Instagram, telling fans he’d been diagnosed and needed several days of complete rest, and that he’d already started antibiotics he expected would have him back on his feet soon. It’s the kind of update artists usually post reluctantly, and reading between the lines, it sounds like the diagnosis caught him mid-stride on a tour that hasn’t exactly slowed down all year.
That’s very much the case. The KM0 tour has already worked its way through Latin America and Spain, including sold-out nights in Barcelona, Madrid and Valencia. Alborán isn’t done yet even as he recovers. He’s still scheduled to play the Festival de la Luz in Baimoro, Spain on August 30, according to his website, before heading back across the Atlantic for a run of Latin American dates starting in Costa Rica on September 27 and continuing through El Salvador, Panama, Mexico and Puerto Rico. The U.S. shows next February are essentially the tour’s final major continent to check off.
Behind all of it is KM0, Alborán’s most personal album to date. He’s spoken about how the record grew out of a genuinely difficult stretch of his life, tied to a loved one’s illness, and the emotional weight of that period shaped the songwriting in ways his earlier, breezier pop records didn’t really touch. Critics noticed. KM0 landed a spot on Billboard’s list of the 25 Best Latin Albums of 2025 following its release last November, a strong marker for an album that started from such a painful place.
For a career built largely on the Spanish-language pop and adult-contemporary circuit, an eight-city U.S. run, including a stop at Radio City Music Hall, marks a meaningful expansion. It suggests a fan base in the U.S. that’s grown well past the artist’s core Spanish-speaking audience, into rooms big enough to justify venues like the Kaseya Center and the YouTube Theater.
Tickets for the U.S. dates, presented by Emporio Group Entertainment, go on sale Friday, August 28, through Ticketmaster. The Dallas show is the exception, handled separately through AXS.com.
Pablo Alborán’s Global Tour KM0, U.S. Dates
- Feb. 6: Miami, FL @ Kaseya Center
- Feb. 7: Orlando, FL @ KIA Center
- Feb. 9: Atlanta, GA @ Coca-Cola Roxy
- Feb. 11: New York, NY @ Radio City Music Hall
- Feb. 14: Washington, D.C. @ DAR Constitution Hall
- Feb. 18: Los Angeles, CA @ YouTube Theater
- Feb. 20: Houston, TX @ 713 Music Hall
- Feb. 21: Dallas, TX @ Texas Trust CU Theatre
