Bruno Mars Expands "The Romantic Tour" With 26 New 2027 Dates Across Australia, New Zealand, and Asia, Featuring Tyla and DJ Pee .Wee

Bruno Mars has significantly expanded his critically acclaimed "The Romantic Tour," announcing an additional 26 stadium shows scheduled for 2027 that will traverse Australia, New Zealand, and various Asian territories. This latest phase of the tour also includes a fifth performance in Mexico City, underscoring the immense demand for the artist's live performances. With these new dates, "The Romantic Tour" has now surpassed an impressive 115 stadium shows globally, solidifying its status as a major international concert event.

The 2027 leg is strategically positioned to follow Mars' previously announced January 2027 dates in Japan. The tour will commence its Oceania run on February 13 at the expansive Optus Stadium in Perth, Western Australia. From there, the itinerary includes multiple sold-out nights in major Australian cities such as Melbourne, Brisbane, and Sydney, before heading to New Zealand for performances in Auckland. Following the successful completion of the Australia and New Zealand leg, Mars will return to Asia for a series of highly anticipated concerts. This Asian segment includes a substantial four-night engagement at Singapore's National Stadium, beginning on April 13. The tour will then continue with multi-night stands in key Asian metropolises including Bangkok, Kaohsiung, Hong Kong, and Manila. The Asian leg is set to conclude with four stadium shows at the Goyang Stadium in Goyang, South Korea.

Adding to the tour's allure, Bruno Mars has secured a stellar lineup of supporting artists for these newly announced dates. The two-time GRAMMY Award-winning artist Tyla will join as the special guest for all shows across Australia and New Zealand. Furthermore, nine-time GRAMMY Award winner and frequent collaborator Anderson .Paak, known for his work with Mars in the Grammy-winning group Silk Sonic, will be performing as DJ Pee .Wee on all of the newly added performances worldwide. This collaboration highlights the strong artistic bonds Mars maintains within the music industry.

The addition of a fifth Mexico City date at Estadio GNP Seguros on Friday, December 11, reflects the overwhelming fan response and is a testament to Mars' enduring popularity in the region. This extended run in Mexico City mirrors the multi-night engagements he has planned for several other major global markets, including a remarkable six nights at the iconic Wembley Stadium in London. The sheer scale and global reach of "The Romantic Tour," now encompassing continents from North America and Europe to Asia, Australia, New Zealand, and Mexico, demonstrate Bruno Mars' unparalleled ability to connect with audiences worldwide and his significant commercial success in the live music arena.