There are only a few more chances to catch “The King of Salsa” live this year and next.
Marc Anthony, 54, has just 13 more concerts on his recently extended arena “Viviendo Tour.”
That includes huge shows at New York City’s Madison Square Garden on Feb. 9, Newark’s Prudential Center on Feb. 11 and Atlantic City’s Boardwalk Hall on Feb. 18.
And you better believe the “In The Heights” actor still gives it his all at each and every show on the tour.
A quick glance at his Instagram makes the “Viviendo Tour” look like the hottest party on the block.
So, if you want to get tickets to see the three-time Grammy winner bust out hits like “Vivir Mi Vida,” “Flor Pálida,” and “Tu Amor Me Hace Bien,” you can for all upcoming shows on Vivid Seats.
Vivid Seats has a 100% buyer guarantee that your transaction will be safe and secure and your tickets will be delivered before the event.
Now that that’s settled, we’ll see you at the “Viviendo Tour.”
Marc Anthony 2022-23 tour schedule
A complete “Viviendo Tour” calendar featuring dates, show start times, venues and links to buy tickets can be found below.
Marc Anthony new album Pa’lla Voy
In 2022, Anthony released his nine-song record “Pa’lla Voy.”
The 36-minute album nimbly cha-cha-cha’s its way from upstart dance singles like the title track “Pa’lla Voy” to more romantic takes on the genre like “Yo Le Mentí.”
“Pa’lla Voy” was nominated for four Latin Grammy Awards in 2022. The winners will be announced at Las Vegas’ Michelob Ultra Arena on Nov. 17.
If you’d like to hear Anthony’s latest celebration of all things salsa, you can by listening to “Pa’lla Voy” here.
A steamy music video featuring strobing lights, in-your-face camerawork, and slick dance moves can be found below.
Latin stars on tour in 2023
Some of the biggest names in Latin music are hitting the road next year alongside Anthony.
Here are just five of our favorite Latin acts you have to see live in the next few months.
• Maná
However, the most exciting Latin music event will take place at the end of 2022.
On Dec. 3, the Besame Mucho Festival is taking over Los Angeles’ Dodger Stadium.
A few of the headliners set to electrify crowds that day include Caifanes, Los Tigres Del Norte, and Sin Bandera, to name just a few.
You can snag tickets to the one-day extravaganza here.
