This guide has everything you need to know about tickets for U2’s 2027 shows in Latin America: how to buy them, where the shows will be held, dates, cities, prices and the official sales channels.
Promoting the release of the album Carnaval de Luz, U2’s new tour, The Greatest Show On Earth World Tour, will kick off in Latin America, with stops in countries such as Mexico, Brazil and Argentina. All shows will be held in stadiums, with American artist Beck opening.
So far, only the Latin American leg has been announced. More dates may be added soon, along with shows in the UK, Europe and North America.
When are U2’s 2027 shows?
The venues and dates announced so far for U2’s 2027 shows in Latin America are:
Mexico
Mexico City – Estadio GNP Seguros, February 23 and 26, 2027
Brazil
São Paulo – MorumBIS Stadium, March 10 and 12, 2027
Argentina
Buenos Aires – Estadio River Plate, March 23 and 25, 2027
How to buy U2 tickets for 2027
Tickets for U2’s Latin American shows are sold in phases, with presales exclusive to official fan club members ahead of the general sale.
- Official fan club presale for the Feedback group: October 19, 2026, at 10 a.m. (local time in each show city)
- Official fan club presale for the Hype group: October 20, 2026, at 10 a.m. (local time in each show city)
Fan club presales end on October 21, 2026, at 10 p.m. (local time in each show city)
- Ticketmaster presale, exclusively for the Mexico City shows: October 22, 2026, at 10 a.m. local time (registration is open until October 18, 2026, on Ticketmaster’s dedicated page)
- General sale for the São Paulo and Buenos Aires shows: starting October 22, 2026, at 10 a.m. (local time in each city). In São Paulo, tickets can be bought on the Ticketmaster Brazil website. In Argentina, tickets will be sold by All Access.
- General sale for the Mexico City shows: starting October 23, 2026, at 10 a.m. local time, through Ticketmaster Mexico.
During the general sale, each person can buy up to four tickets.
What are the Feedback and Hype U2 fan club groups?
U2’s website has an area dedicated to fans, who can sign up for a paid subscription.
Feedback members are fans who had an active, paid subscription before September 24, 2026, ahead of the tour announcement.
Hype members are fans who became paying subscribers after that date.
Both groups will receive an email with their exclusive presale code, which also tells them which group they belong to.
You can still join U2’s fan club through the band’s official website before the ticket presale begins, and that gets you into the Hype group’s exclusive presale. Only paid memberships count, and they cost between $60 and $85 USD.
That said, membership is no guarantee of getting tickets, only an extra chance to buy them. So plan ahead and be ready on the day and time of the sale to give yourself the best shot.
In the fan club presale, you can buy up to four tickets in total for any Latin American show (for example, two tickets for Mexico City and two for São Paulo).
IMPORTANT: For the Feedback presale, the email address linked to your paid U2 fan club membership must exactly match the email address linked to your Ticketmaster account.
Where to buy U2 tickets
Ticketmaster is the only official seller for the tour’s shows in Brazil and Mexico. In Argentina, tickets are sold by All Access. Please don’t buy tickets from unofficial channels.
Also read: How to buy tickets for high-demand shows
How much do tickets for U2’s Latin American shows cost?
Ticket prices vary depending on the seats available in each city and country.
Mexico – Mexico City
Prices have not been announced yet.
Brazil – São Paulo
Tickets for U2 in Brazil range from R$345 to R$3,000 (Brazilian reais), depending on the ticket type and the section you choose on the seating map.
Argentina – Buenos Aires
Sections and prices have not been announced yet.
Which city should you pick to see U2 in 2027?
Here are the cities worth traveling to for a U2 show, where you can also put together a rock itinerary:
Mexico City, Mexico
U2 at Estadio GNP Seguros – February 23 and 26, 2027
Estadio GNP Seguros (Foro Sol) holds about 65,000 people and was designed to host major international shows, which reinforces Mexico City’s standing as a heavyweight music destination.
According to the respected fan site U2 Songs, Bono said in May 2026, while visiting Mexico: “In our dream, we would begin the tour here.” So the band’s anticipation about returning to Mexico seems to be very high.
Mexico City is one of Latin America’s great cultural hubs, and rock holds a special place in its scene. The Mexican capital is home to legendary venues that host artists of every style and nationality. Bands such as Molotov and Los Dynamite were born there, helping build a vibrant scene full of attitude. With a unique mix of history, modernity and music, Mexico City is a must-visit for anyone who wants to feel the pulse of Latin rock.
São Paulo, Brazil
U2 at MorumBIS Stadium – March 10 and 12, 2027
With a capacity of about 65,000, MorumBIS is Brazil’s largest privately owned stadium and a São Paulo landmark.
Brazil’s biggest city is a cultural melting pot that draws rock fans from all over the world. Emblematic venues like Cine Joia and Audio showcase São Paulo’s vibrant scene, which runs from alternative rock to metal. The city is a regular stop on tours by major international acts, and it’s also the birthplace of notable bands such as Ratos de Porão, Crypta, Angra and Korzus. For anyone who wants to dive into Brazil’s musical diversity, São Paulo is a must-stop.
Buenos Aires, Argentina
U2 at Estadio River Plate – March 23 and 25, 2027
Estadio River Plate, with about 82,000 seats, is the largest stadium in Argentina and one of the largest in South America.
Vibrant and passionate, Buenos Aires is a city with a musical soul. Legendary bands such as Soda Stereo and Rata Blanca were born there and helped shape the sound of Latin American rock. Between one outing and the next, you can visit the Hard Rock Cafe, full of iconic memorabilia, or explore shops like Kemuel Música, which specializes in instruments, and Janara Records, a go-to for rare vinyl. Few places live rock as intensely as Buenos Aires.
Is it worth traveling to see U2 in 2027?
Traveling to Latin America to see U2 is a great experience. Beyond the energy of the show, which is hard to match anywhere else in the world, each city offers a different cultural experience.
The tour marks the band’s return after 10 years without touring Latin America, which is one more good reason to be there and reconnect after all this time. It could also be the return to the road for drummer Larry Mullen Jr., after the delicate surgical procedures he underwent on his neck and spine. Since Mullen doesn’t yet know exactly how his body will react to the shows, or for how long he’ll be able to play, the beginning of the tour is a good choice for anyone who wants to see him on stage.
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