Lana Akmaluna
The celebrated Latin pop duo Ha*Ash, comprising the American-Mexican sisters Hanna and Ashley Pérez Mosa, has officially announced their upcoming North American concert series titled the No Me Hablen de Amor Gira 2027. Promoted by Live Nation, the extensive itinerary will bring the acclaimed sibling act to 18 major markets across the United States and Canada. The announcement, confirmed exclusively through industry tracking sources on Monday, September 21, marks another significant milestone in the duo’s enduring two-decade career.
The tour is scheduled to commence on April 20, 2027, in Toronto, Ontario, initiating a rigorous five-week schedule that traverses international borders. Following the curtain-raiser in Canada, the tour will visit prominent metropolitan areas including Chicago, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Las Vegas, and Houston, before culminating in a final performance in Miami on May 22, 2027. The strategic routing reflects the duo’s expanding demographic reach and sustained popularity among Spanish-language music consumers in North America.
Building on the Momentum of HAASHVILLE
The upcoming 2027 venture directly follows the remarkable success of the duo’s 2024–2025 HAASHVILLE tour. According to official performance metrics released by Live Nation, the HAASHVILLE trek yielded substantial commercial returns, moving upward of 66,000 tickets across the territory and achieving 16 completely sold-out engagements. The high demand for tickets demonstrated the viability of Spanish-language pop tours in non-traditional Latin American markets, paving the way for the more ambitious footprint of the No Me Hablen de Amor tour.
Industry analysts note that Ha*Ash’s ability to consistently fill mid-to-large-scale arenas outside of Latin America underscores a broader shift in the North American live entertainment sector, where bilingual and Latin acts increasingly command mainstream commercial space. The upcoming 18-city trek represents an incremental expansion in volume, testing new markets and reinforcing their presence in established strongholds.
Artist Perspectives and Creative Direction
In official statements released alongside the tour announcement, Hanna and Ashley expressed profound enthusiasm for returning to the stage.
"After everything we experienced with HAASHVILLE, we couldn’t wait to be back with our fans," the sisters stated. "This tour represents a new chapter for us, with new songs, plenty of stories and, of course, all those songs we’ve been singing together for so many years."
Addressing the ironic nomenclature of the tour, they added, "It’s called No Me Hablen de Amor… although you already know we’ll probably end up talking, and singing about love all night long."
The tour title—translating to "Don’t Talk to Me About Love"—mirrors the thematic evolution found in their recent musical output. Throughout the current creative cycle, the duo has released introspective singles such as "Si Me Hubieras Llamado Ayer" and "¿Qué Le Pongo?". These compositions delve into the nuanced phases of emotional detachment, the mechanics of closure, and the lingering complexities triggered by unexpected reunions with former partners. Critics have observed that this lyrical maturity resonates strongly with an aging core demographic that has grown alongside the sisters since their debut in the early 2000s.
A Legacy Recognized: The Unbreakable Award
The announcement of the 2027 tour arrives on the heels of high-profile industry recognition. In 2025, Ha*Ash was honored with the prestigious Unbreakable Award at the Billboard Latin Women in Music ceremony. The accolade served as a formal acknowledgment of their 20-year trajectory as a self-contained sister duo, validating their resilience and commercial adaptability in an industry characterized by rapid shifts in consumer habits and streaming trends.
Over the past two decades, Hanna and Ashley have cultivated a reputation for powerful vocal harmonies and emotive songwriting, transitioning from traditional Latin pop ballads to contemporary rhythmic fusions without losing their core identity. This longevity has positioned them as elder stateswomen of contemporary Latin pop, capable of bridging generational divides among concertgoers.
Ticketing Protocols and Schedule Details
Securing access to the No Me Hablen de Amor Gira 2027 will follow a tiered release schedule designed to manage high anticipated demand.
A dedicated Citi cardmember presale is scheduled to begin on Tuesday, September 22, at 10:00 a.m. local time, accessible via Citi Entertainment platforms. General public ticket sales will commence on Friday, September 25, at 10:00 a.m. local time, exclusively through the official Live Nation digital portal and authorized ticketing partners.
Given the precedent set by the HAASHVILLE tour—where multiple dates sold out weeks in advance—promoters anticipate robust initial sales figures across both Canadian and U.S. stops.
Implications for the Touring Industry
The rollout of HaAsh’s 2027 itinerary highlights the continued dominance of experiential live music within the Latin entertainment sector. As streaming revenues stabilize, international touring has become the primary financial engine for legacy acts and contemporary stars alike. By partnering with Live Nation for a second consecutive major North American outing, HaAsh benefits from global logistical support, advanced marketing analytics, and optimized venue routing.
Furthermore, the tour underscores the commercial viability of Spanish-language repertoire in multicultural urban centers across the United States and Canada. As promoters continue to invest in Latin artists outside of traditional southern border markets, tours like No Me Hablen de Amor serve as a barometer for the cultural integration of Latin music into the mainstream North American touring circuit.
The complete schedule of performances, venue details, and specific regional ticket links remain available through official artist and promoter channels as the countdown to the April 20 launch in Toronto continues.
