Colombian reggaeton singer J Balvin heads to the States once again this fall for 2019's Arcoiris Tour. First seeking his fortune in music at the tender age of 14, Balvin first moved to Oklahoma, before embarking to New York to study English and music. Having made his name as the first artist to receive a diamond certification in the Latin field from the RIAA, this is one Latinx artist to watch for the future.

Pepe Aguilar grew up in San Antonio with the music of Pink Floyd and The Who, but it didn't take him long to gravitate towards ranchera and mariachi, molding his own individual style. The winner of four Grammy Awards and another four Latin Grammy Awards, among his best-known records are 'Por Mujeres Como Tu' and '100% Mexicano'.

Julio Iglesias is a Spanish singer and songwriter with a musical resume that would make even Enrique jealous. He began his career singing at music s sold over 300 million albums and released an impressive 80 albums in his forty-plus year career, and is the best-selling Latin music artist in the world!

Chicago heavy metal stalwarts returned this year with their seventh studio album, and they're taking it across the country. Immortalized was the group's first record following their five-year hiatus, during which they pursued various projects, and it saw them sounding revitalized, bringing fresh energy to their brand of hooky, stadium-ready choruses and unforgiving riffs.

Calling all Siwanatorz! The all-dancing, all-singing, bow-wearing whirlwind that is JoJo Siwa is stepping out from the screen and onto the stage during the 2019 D.R.E.A.M Tour, named after her recent upbeat and optimistic single D.R.E.A.M. The certified platinum pint-sized pop star first caught the nation's attention when she strutted her stuff on popular Lifetime reality show Dance Moms in 2015, simultaneously breaking into the music industry with her smash hit single Boomerang and becoming a Nickelodeon regular with her very own animated series.