Álvaro Díaz ended his 33-city OMAKASE Tour at the San Jose Civic in California on November 7, 2026. The San Juan rapper's run, named after his album OMAKASE, was released through Universal Music Latino and promoted by Live Nation.
According to Rolling Stone en Español, the tour sold about 215,000 tickets. That figure is the outlet's count, and the piece does not break it down city by city in a way that can be checked against venue reports.
Where the tour sold out
Rolling Stone en Español reports five sold-out cities in Mexico, including three nights at the Palacio de los Deportes in Mexico City. The Palacio is among the largest indoor venues in the country, so three dates there place the tour in arena territory for a Puerto Rican artist working in urbano and trap latino.
In South America, the same outlet reports a double sellout at Movistar Arena in Bogotá on September 3 and 4. Back-to-back arena nights in Colombia, one of the main markets for the genre, show the touring audience extended well beyond the island and the U.S. Latino circuit.
How the tour was announced
Live Nation announced the OMAKASE Tour following the response to the album, which the company described as critically acclaimed. The run was built around the record rather than a single, which matches how the album was received: as a full project, not a playlist of hits.
Awards season next
Díaz now turns to the Premios Rolling Stone en Español 2026, where he leads the field with five nominations for OMAKASE, according to the nominee list published by Popticular. The ceremony takes place November 25 and 26 in Mexico City, the same city where the tour sold out three nights of its biggest venue.
No Puerto Rico date for the tour has been announced. Any new dates would come through Live Nation and the artist's official channels.