Hatsune Miku is not just any pop star. In her native Japan, she has sold a staggering amount of records, been featured in video games, manga, cosplay and holds the distinction of having been sent to space in a rocket, twice. But just what is it about this 16-year-old star with two shining turquoise pigtails and a never-ending wardrobe?

The Kings of Bachata are finally joining forces! After years of fan anticipation and speculation, Romeo Santos and Prince Royce have officially announced their massive 2026 Mejor Tarde Que Nunca Tour. This historic trek marks the first time these two icons will share a single stage for a full tour, answering the prayers of millions of fans worldwide.

Colombian actor, singer and composer Carlos Vives heads to the States for a new tour. One of the country's biggest Latin stars, Vives first came to prominence in 1982 as an actor on the popular telenova shows Pequenos Gigantes and Gallito Ramirez, the latter of which was his first starring role. In recent years, he has acted as a coach on The Voice Colombia, reintroducing his music to a younger generation. His 2015 album Mas + Corazon Profundo won the Best Tropical Latin Album at that year's Grammy Awards!

Gerardo Ortiz has dominated the Mexican music charts for years with his romantic and lively sound and will now tour the US. The American born artist has become well known for making his mark in the Regional Mexican genre. Noted for how his beautiful voice contrasts with his lyrics that sometimes deal with serious subject matters, don't miss the Grammy nominee live on a stage near you this year.

Amongst his many accolades, Alejandro Sanz is one of the most commercially successful Spanish singers of all time thanks to his prolific outpouring of smash hit romantic ballads during the 1990s. Expanding from a home grown icon to an internationally-recognised latin music phenomenon, mainstream triumph came calling with the release of his 1997 breakthrough album Mas, catapulting the heartthrob into constant world tours and collaborations with the likes of Shakira and Alicia Keys.

The Gipsy Kings are hugely influential figures in the world of flamenco and, more widely, world music as a whole. They blend flamenco with a sprinkling of Latin rhythms, western pop and jazz. Comprised of two sets of brothers, the Reyes' and the Baliardos, who banded together in 1979 under the original moniker Los Reyes, the group have sold over 25 million records worldwide.