Helado Negro and Reyna Tropical are taking their collaborative project on the road with a cross‑continent headline tour that begins in August and finishes in Mexico City on November 26. The dates come after a string of June support appearances with CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso and precede the duo’s debut album, scheduled for release this summer.
What to expect from the run
The tour mixes outdoor festival stages, theaters and intimate club rooms, moving through major U.S. markets from Los Angeles and Seattle to New York and Austin before closing in Mexico. The routing suggests an effort to reach both festival audiences and city‑based fans across different regions.
Recorded under the name Helado Tropical, the full album arrives July 17 via the Psychic Hotline label. The pair introduced the project with a colorful video for the lead single “Tocando,” followed by the recently released single “Sensación.”
- Why it matters now: a headline tour and an album release together boost the duo’s visibility during the summer festival season and into the fall concert calendar.
- Sound and reach: the project brings together Roberto Carlos Lange’s production and Fabi Reyna’s songwriting, aiming to bridge experimental and pop‑forward audiences.
Tour itinerary
Below is the full North American schedule. June dates are support slots with CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso; the headline run begins in August.
| Date | City | Venue | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 06‑23 | Toronto, ON | HISTORY | Support for CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso |
| 06‑24 | Detroit, MI | The Fillmore | Support |
| 06‑26 | Montreal, QC | MTELUS | Support |
| 06‑27 | Boston, MA | MGM Music Hall at Fenway | Support |
| 08‑12 | San Diego, CA | Epstein Family Amphitheater | Headline launch |
| 08‑13 | Los Angeles, CA | The Ford | |
| 08‑15 | San Francisco, CA | Yerba Buena Gardens Festival | Festival date |
| 08‑18 | Seattle, WA | Neptune Theatre | |
| 08‑19 | Portland, OR | Revolution Hall | |
| 08‑22 | Mill River, NC | Hazy Hideaway Festival | Festival date |
| 09‑10 | Chicago, IL | Plantasia | |
| 10‑23 | Washington, DC | Black Cat | |
| 10‑25 | Queens, NY | Knockdown Center | |
| 11‑08 | Phoenix, AZ | Crescent Ballroom | |
| 11‑10 | Denver, CO | Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom | |
| 11‑12 | Dallas, TX | The Echo Lounge & Music Hall | |
| 11‑13 | Austin, TX | Mohawk | |
| 11‑14 | McAllen, TX | The Gremlin | |
| 11‑16 | Houston, TX | Warehouse Live Midtown | |
| 11‑18 | Atlanta, GA | The Loft | |
| 11‑20 | Orlando, FL | The Plaza Live | |
| 11‑21 | Miami, FL | ZeyZey Miami | |
| 11‑26 | Mexico City, MX | Lunario | Tour finale |
For followers of Roberto Carlos Lange and Fabi Reyna, this tour will be the first chance to hear the new material live as the album rolls out. The split between festival stages and theater dates also points to varied live arrangements across venues, from full band settings to more intimate presentations.
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