Louis Tomlinson in Latin America 2027: Tour Dates in Chile, Brazil and Mexico
Louis Tomlinson brings the How Did We Get Here? Latin America Tour to Chile, Brazil and Mexico between March 31 and April 10, 2027: Santiago on Wednesday, March 31, two nights in São Paulo on Tuesday, April 6 and Wednesday, April 7, and Mexico City on Saturday, April 10. A Buenos Aires, Argentina date on Friday, April 2 shows up in press, but we could not confirm it on any seller or venue page.
Seller and venue pages bill the run as part of the "How Did We Get Here? World Tour." The artist's tour page returned no readable dates, so no date below comes from the artist's page. Santiago and Mexico City come from seller pages; São Paulo is per the venue's page. One TV Azteca article calls the tour "How Did I Get Here?"; seller and venue pages print "How Did We Get Here?".
Every Date
| Date | City | Venue | Seller |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wednesday, Mar 31 | Santiago, Chile | Santander Arena | Puntoticket |
| Tuesday, Apr 6 | São Paulo, Brazil | Suhai Music Hall | Ticketmaster Brasil |
| Wednesday, Apr 7 | São Paulo, Brazil | Suhai Music Hall | Ticketmaster Brasil |
| Saturday, Apr 10 | Mexico City, Mexico | Estadio GNP Seguros | Ticketmaster México |
City by City
Santiago: Wednesday, March 31
Santander Arena is the first date we could confirm. The venue's page lists the show at 9pm and names Puntoticket as the only official seller. Puntoticket says children aged 2 and up need a ticket and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by a responsible adult.
This date is partly sold out. As of October 22, Puntoticket marks the fan presale AGOTADO (sold out), while the Entel, Banco Santander and general purchase options carry a DISPONIBLE label. Check the live page before you plan around any option.
Press and aggregators still say Movistar Arena. More in our Santiago guide.
São Paulo: Tuesday, April 6 and Wednesday, April 7
Two nights at Suhai Music Hall. Per the venue's page, doors open at 7pm and the show starts at 9pm on both nights, and the seller is Ticketmaster Brasil. The venue lists a rating of 16, with children aged 5 to 15 admitted only with a parent or legal guardian, subject to change by court decision.
As of October 22, the venue's page shows no sold-out marker for either night, which is not a confirmation of availability. Our listing covers both nights as one event, but Ticketmaster sells them as two separate performances. More in our São Paulo guide.
Mexico City: Saturday, April 10
Estadio GNP Seguros is the last date we could read on a seller page. The show appears on Ticketmaster México's search listing. The direct event page returned an error (HTTP 401) when we tried to read it, so we saw only the listing. Availability and the start time are not confirmed.
Ticketmaster México also sells add-ons for the same night, such as parking. Those are not separate shows.
Unconfirmed and Not Covered
- Buenos Aires, Friday, April 2, Movistar Arena. Not in our catalogue yet. Per press (Crónica, Indie Hoy) and Songkick only; we could not confirm it on a seller, venue or artist page. Crónica reports sales only through Movistar Arena Argentina. Treat it as unconfirmed; our Buenos Aires guide covers what else is on.
- Colombia, Peru and Rio de Janeiro. We found no dates on any seller, venue or press page, and Caretas reports Peru is not on the schedule for now.
- Australia. Dates there appear on Bandsintown and Ticketmaster; they are outside Latin America and we did not research them.
How to Plan
- Use the seller named for your date: Puntoticket for Santiago, Ticketmaster Brasil for São Paulo, Ticketmaster México for Mexico City.
- Confirm the start time with the seller before you book travel, especially for Mexico City.
- Check age rules for Santiago and São Paulo, described above, before bringing children.
- Plan the route. Santiago to São Paulo is six days apart; Mexico City follows the second São Paulo night by three days.
- Expect changes. Dates, times and availability can change.
- We don't publish prices. Check the seller for current ones.
FAQ
Which countries does Louis Tomlinson play in Latin America in 2027? Chile, Brazil and Mexico appear on seller and venue pages. Argentina appears only in press and Songkick.
How many São Paulo shows are there? Two at Suhai Music Hall: Tuesday, April 6 and Wednesday, April 7.
Are any dates sold out? Santiago is partly sold out: as of October 22, Puntoticket marks the fan presale AGOTADO while other options carry a DISPONIBLE label. The venue's page shows no sold-out marker for either São Paulo night. Mexico City availability is not confirmed.
Summary
Chile, Brazil and Mexico, March 31 to April 10, 2027; Buenos Aires unconfirmed. Planning a longer trip? See the 2027 festival calendar.
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