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Romeo Santos and Prince Royce announce their first-ever joint Bachata tour: Will they visit your city?


Two artists, two journeys, one shared culture


Romeo Santos and Prince Royce announce their first-ever joint Bachata tour© Agency
Shirley GomezSenior Writer
DECEMBER 18, 2025 3:04 PM ESTDEC 18, 2025, 3:04 PM EST

Bachata fans everywhere can officially scream it from the dance floor. Romeo Santos and Prince Royce have announced their highly anticipated “Mejor Tarde Que Nunca Tour,” a historic first joint tour that will unite two of the genre’s most influential voices on one stage.

The announcement arrived in true Dominican style. Instead of a basic press statement, the artists unveiled the tour through a social media reel starring acclaimed Dominican actor Manny Pérez alongside comedian Splou. The video blended humor, drama, and cultural pride, instantly resonating with fans and spreading rapidly across platforms. It was playful, cinematic, and perfectly on brand, a reminder that bachata has always been about storytelling.

A Long-Awaited Moment for Bachata Fans

Despite dominating the genre for over a decade, this marks the first time Romeo Santos and Prince Royce will tour together. That fact alone makes “Mejor Tarde Que Nunca” feel monumental. Each artist has individually sold out arenas, topped global charts, and expanded bachata’s reach beyond traditional boundaries. Together, they represent a full-circle moment for the genre.

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Prince Royce and Romeo Santos.

The tour will officially kick off on April 1, 2026, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and conclude on May 24, 2026, in Ontario, California. Along the way, the tour will visit major cities across the United States, including Chicago, Washington, DC, Miami, Atlanta, New York, Houston, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. The routing reflects bachata’s deep roots and its undeniable mainstream power.

The Album That Sparked It All

The tour follows the success of their collaborative album “Mejor Tarde Que Nunca,” which debuted at number one on Spotify’s Top Global Albums chart. That achievement sent a clear message. Bachata is not a niche. It is global.

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The album showcased the chemistry fans have long imagined, blending Romeo Santos’ signature romantic intensity with Prince Royce’s modern, melodic sensibility. The project appealed to longtime bachata lovers while welcoming a new generation of listeners, proving that the genre continues to evolve without losing its emotional core.

Chart success aside, the album reinforced both artists’ relevance at a time when musical trends shift rapidly. Staying power matters, and “Mejor Tarde Que Nunca” delivered it.

Why This Tour Feels Historic

Romeo Santos, widely known as the King of Bachata, has shaped the genre’s global identity from his Aventura days to his record-breaking solo career. His influence can be heard across Latin music, regardless of genre. Prince Royce, meanwhile, played a key role in bringing bachata to bilingual and crossover audiences, modernizing its sound while honoring its roots.

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Prince Royce and Romeo Santos perform in concert at Yankee Stadium.

Even the tour title carries meaning. “Mejor Tarde Que Nunca” feels like a knowing smile to fans who have waited years for this moment. Sometimes timing is everything, and sometimes the wait makes the reward even sweeter.

What Fans Can Expect From the Shows

Both Romeo Santos and Prince Royce confirmed the tour through their official social media accounts, instantly igniting excitement. Fans flooded comment sections with emotional reactions, throwback memories, and plans to secure tickets as soon as they go on sale.

With dates and cities now confirmed, anticipation is building around what the live experience will deliver. Fans are already speculating about joint performances, iconic hits, emotional duets, and nods to bachata’s history. Expectations are high, but so is confidence that these shows will deliver unforgettable moments.

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Ticket demand is expected to be intense.

Ticket demand is expected to be intense. At its heart, the “Mejor Tarde Que Nunca Tour” is bigger than two superstars sharing a stage. It is a celebration of Dominican heritage, the global rise of bachata, and the power of patience in artistry.

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