Pablo Alborán will reunite with his US audience in February 2027, kicking off the US leg of his Global Tour KM0 in Miami. The singer will visit eight cities following a tour across Spain and Latin America that drew nearly 100,000 spectators.
The first date is set for February 6 in Miami. He´s itinerary that also includes shows in Orlando, Atlanta, New York, Washington D.C., Los Angeles, Houston, and Dallas. Tickets go on sale Friday, August 28, via Ticketmaster, while tickets for the Dallas show will be sold through AXS.
The announcement follows a tour that took the artist to venues across Spain and Latin America, where he sold out shows in cities such as Barcelona, Madrid, and Valencia. Now, Alborán is preparing a new series of concerts to reconnect with his US fans.
Global Tour KM0 features new songs and greatest hits
The show will feature live musicians, audiovisual production, and a lighting design tailored to complement the setlist. Performances will include tracks from KM0—the artist’s seventh studio album—alongside songs that define the most celebrated moments of his career.
“Solamente Tú,” “Saturno,” and “Prometo” are among the songs to be performed on the tour, which will see the singer blend different eras of his musical journey.
KM0 brings together compositions that span pop, ballads, acoustic arrangements, and Latin American influences. The album marks a new phase in Alborán’s recording career while retaining elements that have characterized his work since his earliest releases.
The US leg of the tour is presented by Emporio Group Entertainment, a company specializing in event production and promotion. Starting in Miami, Pablo Alborán will embark on a tour bringing his new production to some of the major music markets in the United States, while also offering fans the chance to hear the songs that have defined his career once again.
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Global Tour KM0 U.S. Dates:
Miami, Florida: February 6 — Kaseya Center
Orlando, Florida: February 7 — KIA Center
Atlanta, Georgia: February 9 — Coca-Cola Roxy
New York, New York: February 11 — Radio City Music Hall
Washington D.C.: February 14 — DAR Constitution Hall
Los Angeles, California: February 18 — YouTube Theater
Houston, Texas: February 20 — 713 Music Hall
Dallas, Texas: February 21 — Texas Trust CU Theatre
