After an eight-year hiatus, Miguel released his fifth studio album, Caos, on October 23. Now the singer is all set to celebrate the new record on his new world tour. On Monday, the singer announced 41 dates for the Caos 2026 world tour. Jean Dawson will join the singer on the North American leg of this tour. During the Los Angeles gig, Channel Tres will also support the singer alongside Dawson.Announcing his new tour on Instagram, Miguel wrote,"CAOS ON TOUR and I’m bringing my brother @jeandawsn on the road with me."The artist presale will start on October 29. Fans can sign up now to receive the password to access the presale. The general sale of Miguel's 2026 tour will begin on October 31. The VIP packages with exclusive benefits will be available on VIP Nation.More details of Miguel's 2026 Caos world tour View this post on Instagram Instagram PostThe Grammy-winning artist will embark on an 11-nation tour in 2026 to support his latest album. Miguel will start touring across North American cities on February 10. The UK chapter of this tour will begin on April 13, where Miguel will do three shows. The R&B artist will be touring across different European nations before concluding the Caos tour in Spain on May 5.Here is the complete rundown of Miguel's 2026 world tour:February 10 – Atlanta, Georgia, at Coca-Cola RoxyFebruary 11 – Nashville, Tennessee, at Ryman AuditoriumFebruary 13 – Virginia Beach, Virginia, at The DomeFebruary 14 – Boston, Massachusetts, at MGM Music Hall at FenwayFebruary 15 – Washington, D.C., at The AnthemFebruary 17 – Montreal, Quebec, at MTELUSFebruary 18 – Toronto, Ontario, at HistoryFebruary 21 – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, at The Met PhiladelphiaFebruary 22 – Wallingford, Connecticut, at Toyota Oakdale TheatreFebruary 24 – New York, New York, at Radio City Music HallFebruary 26 – Detroit, Michigan, at Fox TheatreFebruary 27 – Cincinnati, Ohio, at The Andrew J Brady Music CenterFebruary 28 – Chicago, Illinois, at Byline Bank Aragon BallroomMarch 2 – Minneapolis, Minnesota, at The ArmoryMarch 3 – Milwaukee, Wisconsin, at Landmark Credit Union LiveMarch 5 – Denver, Colorado, at Fillmore AuditoriumMarch 6 – Salt Lake City, Utah, at The ComplexMarch 8 – Portland, Oregon, at Keller AuditoriumMarch 9 – Seattle, Washington, at WAMU TheaterMarch 10 – Vancouver, British Columbia, at Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports CentreMarch 12 – San Francisco, California, at Bill Graham Civic AuditoriumMarch 13 – Los Angeles, California, at Kia ForumMarch 14 – San Diego, California, at Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air TheatreMarch 16 – Phoenix, Arizona, at Arizona Financial TheatreMarch 18 – Austin, Texas, at Moody AmphitheaterMarch 20 – Irving, Texas, at The Pavilion at Toyota Music FactoryMarch 21 – Houston, Texas, at 713 Music HallApril 13 – Manchester, UK, at O2 Victoria WarehouseApril 14 – Birmingham, UK, at O2 Academy BirminghamApril 16 – London, UK, at O2 Academy BrixtonApril 19 – Brussels, Belgium, at La MadeleineApril 20 – Paris, France, at L’OlympiaApril 23 – Cologne, Germany, at Carlswerk VictoriaApril 24 – Utrecht, Netherlands, at TivoliVredenburgApril 26 – Berlin, Germany, at Huxleys Neue WeltApril 27 – Munich, Germany, at MuffathalleApril 29 – Prague, Czech Republic, at SaSaZuApril 30 – Zurich, Switzerland, at X-TRAMay 2 – Milan, Italy, at AlcatrazMay 4 – Madrid, Spain, at La RivieraMay 5 – Barcelona, Spain, at RazzmatazzMiguel's new album, Caos, comes after he released War & Leisure in 2017. The new LP was released via ByStorm Entertainment and RCA Records and consists of 12 tracks.Also read: Cody Johnson Live 2026 Tour: Tickets, dates, venues, and more explored