Bruno Mars has added a large block of 2027 dates to The Romantic Tour, taking the run through Australia, New Zealand and Asia between February and May. The new leg opens on February 13 in Perth and follows a previously announced 2027 run through Japan.
The itinerary is broad. Beyond Perth, he plays Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland, Singapore, Bangkok, Hong Kong and Manila among other stops, and closes with a four night stand in Goyang, South Korea from May 21 to 26. On sale times vary by continent rather than going up together.
Two support acts are attached. Tyla is the special guest for the Australian and New Zealand dates, and DJ Pee .Wee, the alias Anderson .Paak uses behind the decks and his Silk Sonic bandmate, is on all of the new shows.
He also added a fifth Mexico City date for December 11, 2026, which points to the same pattern the tour has followed all year: demand outrunning the original routing and dates being stacked into cities rather than spread out.
The tour is built around The Romantic, his first full length solo album since 24K Magic in 2016. It launched in Las Vegas early this year and has been running through North America since, with stadium dates including Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia and two nights at Gillette Stadium.
He remains one of the few pop artists able to fill stadiums across three continents in a single cycle. His name also turns up in the business end of the industry, as when Live Nation's merchandise arm sued sellers over counterfeit Nirvana and Bruno Mars goods, and he was among the acts at the 2026 MTV VMA nominations led by Madonna. Dates sit on the tour guide.
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- New leg begins February 13 in Perth and runs through May 2027
- It closes with four nights in Goyang, South Korea, May 21 to 26
- Tyla is the special guest for Australia and New Zealand
- DJ Pee .Wee, Anderson .Paak, is on all the new dates
- A fifth Mexico City show was added for December 11, 2026
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