Chilean-Mexican singer Mon Laferte announced an extensive U.S. tour in 2026, a 28-date tour that will also include two performances in Canada. The concert series will begin on July 24 in Laval, Quebec, and will conclude on November 7 in Los Angeles, California.
This tour marks one of the most important moments in her recent career, not only for the release of her new album Femme Fatale, but also for the message she seeks to bring to the Latino community living in the United States.
A tour designed for Latinos in the U.S.
Mon Laferte not only arrives with new music for this tour, but also with a clear message.
The artist has recognized that many Latinos in the United States are going through difficult times marked by uncertainty and xenophobia.
As he explained, this tour is not intended to change the political reality, but to offer something equally valuable: companionship, identity and hope.
For many fans, especially immigrants, these types of concerts become spaces of cultural and emotional connection.
“Femme Fatale”: the sound that will mark the tour
During the tour, Mon Laferte will present her most recent production Femme Fatale.
A jazz-influenced album that fuses bolero, vintage pop and soul.
The album reached the Top 10 of the Latin Pop Albums chart, consolidating its international impact.
The musical proposal of this tour promises to be intimate but powerful.
With a more emotional and experimental artistic approach, without losing the essence that characterizes the singer.
Mon Laferte’s tour includes stops in important cities with high Latin presence such as:
Miami, Orlando and Atlanta
New York, Boston and Washington D.C.
Chicago and Detroit
Texas (Austin, Hidalgo, Irving and El Paso)
Phoenix, Las Vegas, Seattle and Los Angeles
This makes it easier for thousands of Latinos to attend without having to travel long distances.
This tour does not aim to change the political reality
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How to buy tickets?
Tickets will be available first in presale and later on general sale through official platforms.
VIP packages will also be offered, allowing for a closer experience with the artist.
For fans in the U.S., it is advisable to buy in advance, as the artist usually sells out in several cities.
Mon Laferte has been clear, this tour goes beyond the show.
Its intention is to accompany those who live far from their country of origin, offering a space where music serves as an emotional refuge.
In a context where many Latinos face daily challenges, events like this become moments of identity, pride and connection.
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