Maluma announces 2025 Europe tour with 'special' London's The O2 date

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Maluma announces 2025 Europe tour with 'special' London's The O2 date

Maluma has announced that he will be returning to Europe next year. The Latin phenomenon will play 12 dates across the continent as part of his new tour, the +PRETTY +DIRTY TOUR.

It'll include a show at London’s The O2 on Tuesday, March 18 - his only stop in the UK. Fans will be able to access the 'past bookers' presale from Thursday, November 7 at 10am.

General tickets will go on sale on Friday, November 8 at 10am - you'll be able to get them via Ticketmaster. After the artist broke the news on Instagram, fans were quick to react, with the post garnering over a million likes in just a few hours.

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Maluma and Carin Lean accept multiple awards onstage
The tour will start in Barcelona and end in Lisbon

A user wrote: "Finally, we can't wait for those two concerts in Spain," while another commented: "See you in Paris! I'm so glad you're back!"

The +PRETTY +DIRTY TOUR will take place between March and April 2025. Here are all the dates, cities and venues that have been confirmed:

  • Saturday, March 15 - Barcelona, Palau Sant Jordi
  • Tuesday, March 18 - London, The O2
  • Thursday, March 20 - Rotterdam, Ahoy Arena
  • Friday, March 21 - Brussels, ING Arena
  • Sunday, March 23 - Paris, Accord Arena
  • Tuesday, March 25 - Oberhausen, Ralf Weber Arena.
  • Thursday, March 27 - Munich, Olympic Hall
  • Saturday, March 29 - Zurich, Hallestadium
  • Sunday, March 30 - Bologna, Unipol Arena
  • Tuesday, April 1 - Luxembourg, Rockhall
  • Friday, April 4 - Madrid, WiZink Center
  • Sunday, April 6 - Lisbon, Meo Arena S

The O2 is located at Peninsula Square, London SE10 0DX. You can get tickets via Ticketmaster or Live Nation.

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