Silvestre Dangond announces "El Baile de Todos" Tour: Dates and ticket information

When Silvestre Dangond hits the stage, sitting still is rarely part of the plan. The Colombian star has spent years pushing vallenato onto bigger international stages, pairing its accordion-driven sound with the kind of high-energy performance that turns a concert into a full-room singalong.

This December, Silvestre Dangond is bringing his "El Baile de Todos" Tour to the U.S. for seven shows in just 11 days. The run begins December 3 in Charlotte and travels through Duluth, Hollywood, Tampa, Sugar Land, Los Angeles and San Jose before wrapping December 13.

The U.S. dates arrive after "El Baile de Todos" traveled through Latin America earlier in 2026, including sold-out performances in Lima and Santiago. They also follow Dangond's latest album with longtime collaborator Juancho de la Espriella, El Último Baile, which won the 2025 Latin Grammy for Best Cumbia/Vallenato Album.

Silvestre Dangond "El Baile de Todos" Tour 2026 dates

The U.S. leg of "El Baile de Todos" begins with four consecutive nights across the Southeast before a short break, then resumes in Texas and California the following weekend.

The currently listed show time is 8 p.m. local for Charlotte, Hollywood, Tampa, Sugar Land, Los Angeles and San Jose. The Duluth concert at Atlanta Coliseum is scheduled for 9 p.m. local. Event times are subject to change, so check your individual listing before heading to the venue.

When do Silvestre Dangond tickets go on sale?

Tickets for Silvestre Dangond's "El Baile de Todos" Tour go on sale to the general public Friday, September 4, 2026 at 10 a.m. local time. Presales began earlier in the week.

When does Silvestre Dangond's "El Baile de Todos" Tour start?

The U.S. run begins Thursday, December 3, 2026 at Ovens Auditorium in Charlotte, NC.

From Charlotte, Dangond heads directly to Duluth, Hollywood and Tampa for four shows in four nights.

When does Silvestre Dangond's "El Baile de Todos" Tour end?

The final confirmed U.S. performance is Sunday, December 13, 2026 at San Jose Civic in San Jose, CA.

It comes one night after Dangond plays the Orpheum Theatre in Los Angeles, giving the tour a back-to-back California finish.

What to expect at Silvestre Dangond's "El Baile de Todos" Tour

"El Baile de Todos" is already well underway internationally, which gives U.S. fans a much better idea of what the December shows could look like.

Expect a career-spanning setlist. At the May 28 "El Baile de Todos" show in Lima, Dangond performed roughly 25 songs, opening with "Ya no me duele más" before moving through favorites including "Dile," "Loco paranoico," "A blanco y negro," "Cásate conmigo," "La indiferencia," "Me gusta, me gusta," "Las locuras mías," "Niégame tres veces" and "BACANO." The encore closed with "La colegiala."

The show also included newer material from the El Último Baile era, including "El dolor de cabeza" and "El malcria'o." That makes this less of a tour built around one album than a celebration of different stages of Dangond's catalog.

Plan for a substantial headline set. The documented Lima performance ran from approximately 9:30 to 11:40 p.m., or about two hours and 10 minutes. Set lengths and start times can change from city to city, especially once the production reaches the U.S., but fans should expect a full-length headline performance rather than a short festival-style set.

The crowd is part of the show. Live Nation's report from the sold-out Lima stop described fans singing and dancing throughout the concert, beginning with the opening songs. That fits the idea behind "El Baile de Todos" itself: this is a vallenato show built around participation, movement and the connection between Dangond and the audience.

Expect vallenato front and center. Dangond is the vocalist and frontman, backed by the accordion and percussion-driven arrangements at the heart of the genre. The live show puts the music, dancing and crowd participation at the center while still leaving room for the bigger production moments that have appeared at earlier stops on the tour.

Setlists can change between cities and the U.S. production may differ from earlier international dates, but the shows so far point toward a long, hit-heavy night rather than a tightly scripted album performance.

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From the opening notes in Charlotte to the final night in San Jose, "El Baile de Todos" is built around exactly what its name promises: getting the whole room involved. Find Silvestre Dangond tickets on SeatGeek and pick your place in the party.