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Mexican hitmaker Peso Pluma has signed with CAA in all areas. The corridos singer has had a massive year leading regional Mexican music’s global movement, all while making history along the way. In 2023 alone, Peso Pluma entered 24 songs on the Hot 100, including the global smash hit “Ella Baila Sola,” his collaboration with […]
The 30th anniversary edition of the TODAY Show‘s summer Citi Concert Series will kick off on May 24 with a show by rock trio Wallows. The long-running morning show event will feature an eclectic mix of rock, pop, country, Latin and hip-hop acts performing at TODAY Plaza at Rockefeller Center including Anitta, Meghan Trainor, Kehlani, Lainey Wilson, Gracie Abrams, Bleachers and Rauw Alejandro.
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Viewers interested in attending one of the shows can register for Fan passes beginning today (May 7) here; Fan Passes allow priority access to the show before general admission opens. Those without Fan Passes can queue up in the G.A. line on the morning of each show for admission if space allows.
Other acts slated to appear this summer include: Maggie Rogers, Little Big Town & Sugarland, Chance the Rapper, Thomas Rhett, Chris Stapleton, LL Cool J and more acts to be announced at a later date.
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Last summer’s lineup was equally stacked with shows by the Jonas Brothers, Ed Sheeran, Niall Horan, Kim Petras, Karol G, Brad Paisley, TWICE, Reneé Rapp and Jung Kook, among others.
Check out the full announced list of the 2024 TODAY Show Citi Concert Series performers below.
May 24 Wallows
May 31 — Anitta
June 10 — Meghan Trainor
June 21 — Kehlani
June 25 — Lainey Wilson
June 28 — Gracie Abrams
July 4 — Bleachers
July 12 — Rauw Alejandro
August 9 — Maggie Rogers
August 12 — Little Big Town & Sugarland
August 16 — Chance The Rapper
August 23 — Thomas Rhett
Sept. 27 — Chris Stapleton
TBD — LL Cool J
Junior H is set to hit the road with his $ad Boyz Mania U.S. Tour, which will kick off July 13 in Palm Desert, Calif. Produced by Live Nation and Rancho Humilde, the new 20-date trek is a follow-up to the corridos singer’s 2023 $ad Boyz Tour. The tour will lead Junior H to perform […]
Cinq Music has acquired the music catalog of hitmaker Flow La Movie, Billboard can announce. The late producer’s robust catalog includes reggaetón megahits “Te Boté” and “La Jeepeta” — the former topped Billboard‘s Hot Latin Songs for 14 weeks in 2018. The catalog acquisition comes nearly three years since Flow La Movie (born José Angel […]
Karol G exuded fairy-like charm with elf ears, Rosalía embodied sheer elegance in Dior, and Bad Bunny captured whimsy with his goat-like shoes. Monday’s (May 6) 2024 Met Gala was a visual feast, and the Latin music stars came out in full force at one of the year’s most eagerly awaited fashion events. Other luminaries […]
Shakira dazzled at her Met Gala debut in a simple-yet-stunning red column dress with a slit that turned heads. For the wow factor: A dramatic long cape made with almost 100 meters of fabric that resembled a rose. The sleek outfit with geometric cutouts was created by Carolina Herrera’s creative director Wes Gordon, who spent […]
Karol G deslumbró con un vestido de Marc Jacobs en su primera vez en la Met Gala. La superestrella colombiana, que actualmente de gira por América Latina con su Mañana Será Bonito, lució un vestido de cristales con corset en tono nude y cambió su cabello rosa suave por rizos ondulados rubios y largos. Los […]
Karol G stunned in Marc Jacobs for her first-ever Met Gala. The Colombian hitmaker, who is currently on her Mañana Será Bonito Latin America Tour, wore a nude crystal-heavy, corset dress and trader her soft pink hair for super long blonde wavy curls. The accessories she wore not only complemented her look but also transformed […]
Bad Bunny’s style choices have always been unpredictable. As a co-chair of the 2024 Met Gala, he was expected to deliver an unforgettable fashion statement, and he certainly lived up to the hype. His red-carpet appearance blended personal identity, cultural homage and fairytale fantasy, perfectly encapsulating the “Garden of Time” dress code. His striking look […]
Ana Gabriel is set to celebrate 50 years in music with her Un Deseo Más 2024 Tour, set to kick off Sept. 13 in New Jersey’s Prudential Center.
Produced by CMN, the 24-date trek will take the legendary Mexican singer across the United States and Canada, visiting major markets such as Chicago (Allstate Arena), Atlanta (State Farm Arena), Dallas (Texas Trust CU Theatre), Toronto (Coca Cola Coliseum) and Las Vegas (MGM Grand Garden Arena). The trek will wrap up Nov. 30 in Miami’s Kaseya Center.
“For us at CMN, counting and producing the tours of an iconic artist like Ana Gabriel will always be a source of pride, her dedication and commitment to her fans commit us as a production company in each tour to execute shows of great height and quality,” said Henry Cardenas, CEO of Cardenas Marketing Network.
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This new trek follows her 2023 Por Amor A Ustedes World Tour, which spanned arenas across the U.S., Mexico and the Dominican Republic. To date, Ana Gabriel has landed 27 albums on the Latin Pop Albums chart (the woman with the most titles on this list) and six No. 1s on Hot Latin Songs, including ballad anthems “Ay Amor” and “Evidencias.”
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Last year, she was honored with the Living Legend Award at the inaugural Billboard‘s Latin Women in Music.
“There is an audience behind me that is my base, that takes me by the hand in what I give them as a person, as a human being, as a singer, as a composer,” Ana Gabriel previously said about her extraordinary touring career. “This audience is responsible for making me a living legend. They’ve supported me for many years because I have not lied to them. They know me so much, so much, so much that when I keep my distance or silence it is because they know that I’m taking time to recycle myself as a human being.”
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