Lali did it again: With the launch of his sixth album, “do not go to assist it when the demon calls”, not only shaken the platforms (beginnings in the world top 5 spotify), but now redoubles the bet with The announcement of his expected international tour 2025.
Tickets will be available from next Thursday, and their fans are already counting the hours to ensure their place in a show that promises to be an overwhelming experience.
This new tour will take all the intensity and provocation of the new album on stageA work that mixes rock strength with Pop Soul during a visceral trip and without filters. The album is more than a set of songs: it is an artistic manifesto where Lali immerses herself in dark, sensual and provocative questions, with a visual story that improves each of his emotions.
The 2025 Tour will be a conceptual, raw and powerful staging, with a visual and sound display that seeks to have an impact from the first second. LALI promises a cathartic experience for its audience: a mixture of adrenaline, emotional connection and intimate moments that will show their most authentic version so far.
The tour begins at the Vélez of Buenos Aires Stadium And he will travel in a large part of the country with dates in Córdoba, Rosario, Mar del Plata, Salta, Tucumán, Santiago del Estero, Corrientes, Santa Fe, San Luis, San Juan, Mendoza, Trelew, Comodoro Rivadavia and Neuquen. And that’s not all: it will also cross borders, with confirmed stops in Uruguay, Spain and more destinations to announce.
Do you want to know the dates? Look:
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24 – Buenos Aires, Vélez Sarsfield Stadium
25 – Buenos Aires, Vélez Sarsfield Stadium
June
7 – Córdoba, Plaza de la Música
14 – Rosario, metropolitan
21 – Mar del Plata, sports center
28 – Montevideo, Antel Arena (Uruguay)
July
3 – Salta, Delmi stadium
5 – Tucumán, central club of Córdoba
6 – Santiago del Estero, Santiago Union Club
11 – Corrientes, Playón Boca Unidos
12 – Santa Fe, Belgrano Station
30 – San Luis, Microstadio Ave Fénix
August
1 – San Juan, Aldo Cantoni
2 – Mendoza, Arena Maipú
September
6 – Buenos Aires, Vélez Sarsfield Stadium
October
1 – Barcelona, Spain
4 – Seville, Spain
6 – Madrid, Spain
15 – Trelew, municipal gymnasium 1
16 – Comodoro Rivadavia, Fairground
18 – Neuquen, Ruca che stadium
Source: Qmusica
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