Colombian singer-songwriter Aria Vega is launching a tour entitled CARIAVALES Tour throughout the United States and Puerto Rico this fall. CARIAVALES Tour is Aria Vega’s first headline tour of this magnitude throughout the region.
The tour kicks off on October 10th at District NightClub in Atlanta and will feature stops in other cities such as Orlando, FL; Miami; Dallas; Houston; Los Angeles; Brooklyn, NY; Chicago; San Juan, PR, and more.
“I’ve always dreamed of sharing the joy, energy, and pride of Colombia’s Caribbean coast and our carnavales with people everywhere,” Vega, who hails from Barranquilla, stated. “CARIAVALES is my invitation into that world. I want every city to feel like Barranquilla for one night.”
The CARIAVALES Tour showcases a combination of Aria Vega’s popular hits such as “CHÉVERE (premium_remix),” “CULE POCO (sirena_besarico_costeña),” and “TOTOTO (+4)” and visuals, dancing, and fashion inspired by Costeñita Core, which is the cultural movement that Vega created, drawing inspiration from the music, language, style, and essence of Colombia’s Caribbean coast.
This tour announcement comes as Vega just finished her biggest year thus far. Aria Vega’s “CHÉVERE (premium_remix)” featuring Ryan Castro has been named Billboard’s Latin No. 1 Song of 2026 (So Far) and has amassed over 105 million streams on Spotify as well as sparked over 2.1 million videos on TikTok. Vega’s single also earned her two nominations at Premios Juventud 2026 and has become the only song recorded by a Latina musician featured on Spotify’s Songs of Summer 2026.
The sold-out show of Vega’s U.S. headlining debut in Miami proves Costaña Core’s movement to be transcending its regional status, as stated in the announcement.
Fans can sign up for the presale via the official tour registration link here.
TOUR DATES:
- Saturday, Oct. 10, Atlanta, District NightClub
- Sunday, Oct. 11, Orlando, Florida, Celine
- Tuesday, Oct. 13, Los Angeles, The Roxy
- Friday, Oct. 16, Dallas, Vivo
- Saturday, Oct. 17, Houston, White Oak Music Hall
- Friday, Oct. 23, Brooklyn, New York, Monarch
- Sunday, Oct. 25, Chicago, Park West
