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ROA Unveils First-Ever U.S. Tour: See The Dates

ROA Unveils First-Ever U.S. Tour: See The Dates

ROA has unveiled his first-ever tour in the U.S., set to take place this fall, Billboard can exclusively announce on Monday (Aug. 31). 

Produced by Zamora Live, the Puerto Rican breakout star will kick off his 19-date stint on Oct. 8 in Miami’s Fillmore Miami Beach and wrap Dec. 12 at Santander Performing Arts Center in Reading, Pennsylvania. In between, he will visit key cities including Chicago, Houston, New York and Los Angeles. 

The live production, which follows his international tour across Latin America and Europe, will “transform the world of his RIAA-certified project Private Suite and his genre-defying sound into an immersive concert experience,” according to a press statement. 

A 2026 Billboard Latin Artist to Watch, ROA is pioneering the sultry trapsoul movement with hits such as “ETA” with De La Rose, Luar La L, Omar Courtz & Yan Block; “Fantasía”; and “Netflix and Chill” with Chris Jedi and Anuel AA—all of which have entered the Billboard charts. 

“The connection [with my fans] comes from the musicality — because, although these songs share some of my DNA, they are all very different,” he previously told Billboard. “It means that in the last year, my sound has crossed over and is transcending.”

Presale tickets begin at 10 a.m. local time on Sept. 3, followed by general sale at 10 a.m. local time on Sept. 4 via roausatour.com. See the complete dates below:

  • Oct. 8 — Miami @ The Fillmore Miami Beach
  • Oct. 15 — Chicago @ Riviera Theatre
  • Oct. 22 — Providence, R.I. @ The Strand
  • Oct. 23 — Boston @ Big Night Live
  • Oct. 29 — Orlando, Fla @ Hard Rock Live
  • Oct. 30 — New York @ Palladium Times Square
  • Nov. 6 — Houston @ White Oak Music Hall 
  • Nov. 7 — Dallas @ The Factory Deep Ellum
  • Nov. 18 — Philadelphia @ Franklin Music Hall
  • Nov. 19 — Washington @ The Anthem
  • Nov. 22 — Charlotte N.C. @ Ovens Auditorium 
  • Nov. 25 — Columbus, Ohio @ La Boom 
  • Nov. 28 — Maplewood, Minn. @ The Myth
  • Dec. 3 — San Francisco @ The Warfield
  • Dec. 5 — Fresno, Calif. @ Rainbow Ballroom
  • Dec. 6 — Los Angeles @ The Novo 
  • Dec. 10 — Atlanta @ The Eastern
  • Dec. 11 — Elizabeth, N.J. @ The Ritz Theatre
  • Dec. 12 — Reading, Pa. @ Santander PAC

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