SAN JUAN, PR (April 6, 2026) – GRAMMY®-nominated global artist Young Miko announces her “Late Checkout Tour.” The 31-date tour will span 11 countries, marking her most ambitious tour to date, the first time Young Miko will embark on an arena tour, and aligning with the defining moment she is experiencing in her career. Promoted by Live Nation, the tour kicks off July 3 at Roskilde Festival in Denmark, launching a European festival run before she heads to Mexico for a major stretch in September. From there, she will close out the year across key U.S. markets including Miami, Atlanta, Houston, Orlando, New York, and Los Angeles, marking her most expansive international routing to date. See full routing and ticketing information below.

The announcement arrives at a time when Young Miko has firmly established herself at the forefront of global music. Her sophomore album “Do Not Disturb” debuted at No. 3 on Spotify’s Top Albums Debut USA and No. 4 globally, while also landing on Billboard’s Top Latin Albums chart. Standout track “WASSUP” achieved global viral success and earned a spot on prestigious year-end lists, including Rolling Stone’s 100 Best Songs of 2025, while “Likey Likey” continues to resonate with audiences worldwide. That growing cultural impact was further recognized at the 37th Annual GLAAD Media Awards, where she was honored with Outstanding Music Artist.

Fans first got a taste of Young Miko’s arena presence last year when she joined Billie Eilish’s HIT ME HARD AND SOFT TOUR as an opening act for eight select dates in key markets including Orlando, Philadelphia, and New York. Shortly after, she made her arena headlining debut in her native Puerto Rico, announcing her first-ever headline show at the iconic Coliseo de Puerto Rico. The show sold out in just 90 minutes, leading to a second date being added, with both nights selling out. Beyond music, she has expanded her cultural impact in meaningful ways, most recently partnering with GAP for the brand’s “Sweats Like This” campaign. As the face of its first-ever Spanish-language campaign and the first openly queer Latina to star in a GAP campaign. With each milestone, Young Miko continues to shape the sound, style, and direction of a new generation, solidifying her role as one of the most influential voices in global music today.

Ivy Queen is hitting the road this summer with her Pride Tour, a 12-city journey that highlights her long-standing connection with the LGBTQ+ community. The Puerto Rican reggaetón stalwart kicks off the U.S. trek on June 4 at Washington, D.C.’s Echostage and will wrap on June 27 at Vertigo Club in Houston, Texas. Stops along the way include Los Angeles, Atlanta, Orlando, and Dallas, with a mix of clubs and theaters as the settings for these intimate, energy-packed shows.

Known for her unapologetic lyrics, and unwavering commitment to authenticity, the genre trailblazer has cultivated a loyal fanbase across generations. A key piece of that following has been the LGBTQ+ community, which has embraced her message of empowerment and individuality since her early days as one of reggaeton’s first female artists. The Pride Tour aims to honor that connection, shining a spotlight on her commitment to inclusivity and self-expression throughout her career.

According to the press release, Pride Tour is described as “a tribute to a community that has sustained this story since its inception,” referencing Ivy Queen’s career foundations in the mid ’90s. “This tour is a statement of identity and pride. No one hides here: the pride of a vibrant community is celebrated without fear. A lover of authentic reggaeton.”

Fans attending the Pride Tour can expect a high-energy setlist, likely featuring her timeless bangers like “La Vida Es Así” and “Quiero Bailar,” as well as newer material from her recent releases. The reggaeton trailblazer has already dropped two singles this year: “Flow de Revista,” a solo effort that arrived in January, and “Cría y Calle,” a hard-hitting collaboration with Boy Wonder CF and Charlee Way, released last month.