Karol G El Paso tour stop announced; presale signup deadline set for April 24
Karol G will perform Sept. 6 at Sun Bowl Stadium in El Paso, but fans must sign up by April 24 for presale access ahead of April 27 ticket sales.
Fans in southern New Mexico have until 8 a.m. MDT Friday to register for early ticket access ahead of Sept. 6 show at Sun Bowl Stadium
Damien Willis, Organ Mountain News
LAS CRUCES - Fans in southern New Mexico have just days to sign up for early access to Karol G tickets, with a presale registration deadline set for 8 a.m. MDT on April 24.
The global Latin music star is set to bring her newly announced “Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitour” to Sun Bowl Stadium in El Paso on Sept. 6, marking one of the closest stops for audiences in the region. The artist announced the tour dates Tuesday.
Artist presales begin April 27 at noon, but only for those who register before Friday morning’s cutoff — a window that could prove critical as demand builds for one of the year’s biggest tours.
Karol G revealed the tour moments after wrapping her headlining Coachella set on Sunday, flashing “Nos vamos de tour” across festival screens as she kicked off the next phase of her career.
The stadium run supports her latest album, Tropicoqueta, which debuted at No. 1 on Billboard’s Top Latin Albums chart, and follows her record-breaking “Mañana Será Bonito” tour, which grossed more than $300 million and sold millions of tickets worldwide.
“Over the past six months, a large part of my life revolved around this moment,” Karol G said in a recent social media post announcing the tour. “Every day, every decision, every effort, and every sleepless night shared a single purpose.”
For fans in Las Cruces and surrounding communities, the El Paso date offers a rare chance to see a global stadium tour without traveling far — but securing tickets may depend on acting before the presale window closes.
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