It’s the end of the World for Ricky Martin…
The 44-year-old Puerto Rican singer has revealed the final dates for his One World Tour, according to Billboard.
For this fourth and final leg, the “Perdóname” singer offers 28 concerts in major cities among the U.S., Europe and the Middle East, including Hollywood, Fla., Madrid (Spain), Tel Aviv (Israel) and Moscow (Russia). Then he’ll continue in Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Costa Rica, Mexico and Panama.
Martin’s One World Tour started in October 2014 and has already traveled through 96 cities worldwide, performing a set list of more than 20 songs during a two-hour concert.
Martin’s shows have been about more than just music and entertainment. During this particular tour, he carries the message of fighting against human trafficking while making clear that his mission is to “unite nations through music.”
Here’s the full list of dates:
August 24 – Vienna, VA – The Filene Center at Wolf Trap
August 27- Hollywood, FL – Hard Rock Live
September 8 – Malaga, Spain – Palacio de Deportes José María Martín Carpena
September 9 – Las Palmas – Gran Canaria Annex Stadium
September 10 – Tenerife – Olympic Stadium Municipal Antonio Dominguez
September 12 – Muratpasa, Turkey – Antalya Expo Festival Field
September 14 – Tel Aviv, Israel – Menorah Mivtahim Arena
September 16 – Madrid, Spain – Palacio Vistalegre
September 18 – Merida, Spain – Youth Hostel “El Prado”
September 20 – Moscow, Russia – VTB Arena Park Legend
October 27 – Santiago de Chile – Movistar Arena
October 29 – Buenos Aires (BA), Argentina
November 1 – Blue (BA), Argentina
November 2 – Rosario (SF), Argentina
November 3 – Cordoba (CBA), Argentina
November 5 – Santa Cruz, Bolivia
November 6 – La Paz, Bolivia
November 11 – Merida, Mexico – Colosseum Yucatan
November 13 – Cancun, Mexico – Estadio Andres Quintana
November 15 – San Jose, Costa Rica – National Stadium
November 17 – Panama – Amador Convention Center
November 19 – Cuernavaca, Mexico – Jardines de Mexico
November 20 – Acapulco, Mexico – Mundo Imperial Forum
November 22 – Monterrey, Mexico – Arena Monterrey
November 23 – Guadalajara, Mexico – Auditorio Telmex
November 25 – CDMX, Mexico – Auditorio Nacional
November 27 – Puebla, Mexico – Puebla Acropolis
December 12 – Torreon, Mexico – Coliseo Centenario