Grammy-nominated Colombian music luminaries stars Bomba Estéreo have announced the most extensive headline tour of their career, with 33 dates across North America, Europe and Mexico. Tickets are on sale Friday.
The duo recently released the official music video for their single “Tierra.” The video starsBomba singer Liliana SaumetandLukas Avendaño, a nonbinary Zapotec indigenous performance artist, and was directed byFana Adjani.
The song is fromBomba’s recentGrammy-nominated album, “Deja.”“This album has a very special aura,” Bomba’s founderSimon Mejia Simon says. “It was a community effort, a lot of hands, a lot of hearts giving their energy and talent. This album belongs to the planet, notBomba. It’s dedicated to everyone that participated. Our band, our team and Daniel Bustos who commanded all the recording in this beautiful process. May he rest in peace.”
The album‘Deja’ is divided conceptually into four sections that correspond to the earth’s four elements: Agua, Aire, Tierra, and Fuego. “The album is about the connection and disconnection of human beings—from the planet, from one’s own self,” Li explains. “It’s about how we’re disconnected, more connected to electronic devices and virtual things than real things. So we decided to use the four elements, because they’re part of the equilibrium of human beings.”
Bomba Estereo tour dates:
May 14 – Akamba Festival – Jalisco, Mexico
July 8 – Bilbao BBK Live – Bilbao, Spain
July 10 – Somerset House – London, UK
August 17 – Danforth Music Hall – Toronto, ON
August 18 – Corona Theatre – Montreal, QC
August 20 – Big Night Live – Boston, MA
August 21 – Lets Get Free Festival – New York, NY
September 1 – Kalorama – Lisbon, Portugal
September 2 – Cala Mijas – Mijas, Spain
September 16 – Plaza Live – Orlando, FL
September 17 – Solar Amphitheater at Bayfront Park – Miami, FL
September 19 – The Fillmore Silver Spring – Silver Spring, MD
September 20 – Brooklyn Bowl Philadelphia – Philadelphia, PA
September 21 – Palladium Times Square – New York, NY
September 23 – Majestic Theatre – Detroit, MI
September 27 – The Paramount Theatre – Seattle, WA
September 28 – Roseland Theater – Portland, OR
October 1 – Greek Theatre – Berkeley, CA
October 2 – Ohana Festival – Dana Point, CA
October 3 – Hollywood Palladium –Los Angeles, CA
October 6 – Pepsi Center WTC – Mexico City, DF
November 16 – Ancienne Belgique – Brussels, Belgium
November 18 – Bataclan – Paris, France
November 19 – Live Music Hall – Cologne, Germany
November 20 – Melkweg (The Max) – Amsterdam, Netherlands
November 22 – Markthalle – Hamburg, Germany
November 23 – Vega – Copenhagen, Denmark
November 24 – Columbiahalle – Berlin, Germany
November 26 – Klub Stodola – Warsaw, Poland
November 27 – Flex – Vienna, Austria
November 29 – Kaufleuten – Zurich, Switzerland
December 1 – WiZink Center – Madrid, Spain
December 3 – St Jordi Club – Barcelona, Spain
