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The acclaimed Chilean-Mexican singer-songwriter, poet, producer and visual artist Mon Laferte is bringing her acclaimed FEMME FATALE TOUR to Europe.


The European tour kicks off at the Movistar Arena in Madrid, followed by Paris, Brussels, Stockholm, Berlin and London. On 24 January 2027, the five-time Latin GRAMMY® winner will perform her only German show at the Uber Eats Music Hall in Berlin.


The European dates continue an exceptional year for Laferte, whose uncompromising artistic vision resonates equally in music, visual arts, fashion and culture. Following a sold-out North American tour, the European tour brings the theatrical intensity, emotional depth and cross-genre sound of her FEMME FATALE era to audiences across the continent. With her latest chapter, Laferte has further cemented her reputation as one of the most unique and fearless voices in Latin American music. Her music flows seamlessly between alternative rock, blues, folk, cabaret, bolero and pop, creating a distinctive artistic universe in which vulnerability and rebellion coexist.


Laferte has added six new Latin GRAMMY® nominations to her already extraordinary career. These new nominations bring Laferte’s total number of Latin GRAMMY® nominations to 28. As a five-time Latin GRAMMY® winner, she continues to push the boundaries of contemporary Latin American music with an artistic vision that is both deeply personal and culturally resonant.


Laferte recently released an emotionally moving NPR Tiny Desk Concert as part of El Tiny: an intimate, stripped-back performance that combines the intensity of her current work with popular fan favourites. Featuring ‘Femme Fatale’, ‘Hello Monserrat’, ‘No le Regales tu Corazón’ and ‘Vida Normal’, the performance showcases the expressiveness and vulnerability that lie at the heart of her art. The performance joins a growing number of acclaimed live appearances that underscore Laferte’s ability to transform a stage into a deeply personal and theatrical experience.


Laferte’s European tour follows the release of her critically acclaimed eleventh studio album, *FEMME FATALE VOL. 2*, a 20-track alternative project that expands upon the creative universe established with *FEMME FATALE*. The album draws on blues, folk, punk and alternative rock and features collaborations with St. Vincent, Javiera Electra and GRTSCH. Throughout the album, Laferte explores complex female archetypes, emotional survival, vulnerability and the freedom to redefine femininity. Her work continues to challenge expectations, embraces contradictions and darkness, whilst finding beauty in emotional honesty. The FEMME FATALE TOUR has already brought this vision to the stage across North America, with sold-out shows in Montreal, Toronto, Boston, Washington, D.C., Charlotte, New York City, Dallas/Irving, Denver, Las Vegas and Los Angeles. The North American leg concludes on 8 November with a second show at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles.


Earlier this year, Laferte was presented with the 2026 Social Justice Award at the 39th Hispanic Heritage Awards. The award recognises her commitment to using music and artistic expression to drive social change, equality and human rights, and to give a voice to communities affected by discrimination and violence.


Throughout her career, Laferte has created a unique body of work spanning Latin American ballads, alternative rock, cabaret, bolero, jazz, folk and orchestral music. Through her songwriting and visual storytelling, she explores love, heartbreak, femininity, identity, nostalgia, social justice and emotional resilience with striking honesty and intensity.


With the European leg of the FEMME FATALE TOUR, Laferte brings this expansive creative world to six major European cities. Her exclusive show at the Uber Eats Music Hall offers a rare opportunity to experience this extraordinary artist live in Berlin.


Exclusive advance ticket sales begin on Thursday (5 November) at 10.00 am via Reservix.

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Dates
January 2027
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