Karol G Santiago Concerts Run 28 to 31 January 2027

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The Karol G Santiago concerts run for four nights at the Estadio Nacional, Chile’s national stadium, from Thursday 28 to Sunday 31 January 2027. The Colombian singer brings her Viajando por el Mundo Tropitour to the capital.

Puntoticket, the official seller, marks the first three nights sold out, and Sunday 31 January is still on sale. Shows start at 9 p.m., 7 p.m. in New York, and tickets cost CLP 69,000 (about US$71) to CLP 563,500 (about US$577).

Who Karol G Is and Why Santiago Gets Four Nights

Karol G is a Colombian singer of reggaeton and Latin urban pop, and her fans call her La Bichota. The Karol G Santiago run is part of her Viajando por el Mundo Tropitour, Spanish for Travelling the World Tropitour.

Puntoticket says she announced the tour at the end of her Coachella set in California. The stage screens read “Nos vamos de tour”, Spanish for “We’re going on tour”.

The seller says the tour covers more than 39 stadiums in North America, South America and Europe. Bizarro, the promoter, calls her Coachella 2026 appearance historic.

Santiago has four nights because the first three sold out, and Puntoticket bills Sunday 31 January as a new show. Chilean news site 24horas reported the added night on 30 April.

Fans can also read our guides to her Lima concert and her three nights in Bogotá.

Karol G Santiago Tickets, Prices and How to Buy

Karol G Santiago tickets are sold online at Puntoticket, the official seller named by Bizarro. General sale opened on Thursday 30 April 2026 at 9:30 a.m. Santiago time, after a one-day bank presale.

That presale was for Mastercard holders of Banco Falabella, a Chilean bank. On 13 October, Puntoticket marked 28, 29 and 30 January sold out and still offered Karol G Santiago tickets for Sunday 31 January.

The seller does not show which sections are left for that night, so the figures below are list prices with its 15% service charge included. The cheapest seats are in Galería at CLP 69,000 (about US$71), and Cancha General, the standing floor, costs CLP 92,000 (about US$94).

The Pacífico Lateral and Andes stands cost CLP 103,500 (about US$106), and Pacífico Bajo costs CLP 207,000 (about US$212). Diamante costs CLP 322,000 (about US$330), and Primeras Filas, the front rows, cost CLP 414,000 (about US$424).

The two Pit zones by the stage are the most expensive, at CLP 563,500 (about US$577). Wheelchair places and their companion seats cost CLP 69,000 (about US$71), in a sector with limited space.

US$ figures use 977 Chilean pesos to the US dollar, the rate on Monday 12 October 2026. Card issuers may add a foreign transaction fee on top.

Ticket Rules Foreign Fans Should Know

Each buyer may take up to six Karol G Santiago tickets in the general sale. Every ticket carries the holder’s name, which is entered during checkout.

Puntoticket says fans enter with their cédula de identidad, the Chilean national ID card, and must also carry the e-ticket. E-tickets can be downloaded from Thursday 21 January 2027 at 3 p.m.

That means a resold ticket for a sold-out night would carry someone else’s name. Puntoticket warns that names cannot be changed under any circumstances.

Children under 12 must come with an adult holding a ticket in the same sector. For safety, under-12s are not allowed in Cancha General or the Pit.

The seller warns that the seating plan is for reference and may change for technical or logistical reasons. Fans who buy a seat elsewhere are not guaranteed a place in the wheelchair sector.

Estadio Nacional and How to Get There

The Estadio Nacional is Chile’s national stadium, in Ñuñoa, a residential district of Santiago. Bizarro and Puntoticket both name it as the venue, and the seller’s page carries a reference seating plan.

The easiest way in is Metro de Santiago, the city’s subway. Line 6 has a station called Estadio Nacional, named after the stadium.

Plan the ride home before the show, because a full stadium empties onto the same streets and stations at once. Leave extra time on all four Karol G Santiago nights.

For a car, the State Department says ride-share apps and taxis with orange and yellow licence plates are generally safe. It warns against unmetered taxis and unauthorised services.

Tips for US Visitors to Santiago

US citizens need no visa for tourist stays of 90 days or less, according to the State Department. Passports must be valid for the whole stay, with one blank page per stamp.

On arrival, visitors get a Tourist Card valid for up to 90 days, which they must hand back when they leave Chile. The State Department also says tourists must be able to show at least US$46 per day for their expenses.

The State Department rates Chile at Level 2, exercise increased caution, in an advisory issued on 19 August 2026. It cites crime, unrest and health.

It says petty crime such as pickpocketing is common, and thieves work in crowded tourist spots and on Santiago’s subway. Keep phones and wallets out of sight in the crowds before and after the show.

Demonstrations can happen in Santiago with little notice and may disrupt buses and Metro services, the advisory adds. The health warning concerns Andes virus, a hantavirus, though the risk for most travellers is extremely low.

Late January is summer in the southern hemisphere, and the Karol G Santiago shows span Thursday to Sunday. Book flights and hotels early if you plan a weekend trip around them.

What Is Not Confirmed Yet

Puntoticket and Bizarro have not published a doors time or named a supporting act. Neither has said how long the show will run.

The seller names only the Chilean ID card for entry. Foreign fans should ask Puntoticket which document, such as a passport, is accepted before buying a named ticket.

Puntoticket does not say how many seats remain for Sunday 31 January, or in which sections. Check the seller’s own page rather than resale sites, which are not official sellers.

More: Chile news in English, every day from The Rio Times.

Frequently Asked Questions

When are the Karol G concerts in Santiago?

The Karol G Santiago concerts are on Thursday 28, Friday 29, Saturday 30 and Sunday 31 January 2027 at the Estadio Nacional. Puntoticket lists a 9 p.m. start, which is 7 p.m. US Eastern.

How much are tickets, and where can I buy them?

Puntoticket is the official seller, and it marks 28, 29 and 30 January as sold out. For Sunday 31 January, list prices run from CLP 69,000 (about US$71) in Galería to CLP 563,500 (about US$577) in the Pit.

Do US citizens need a visa to visit Chile for the shows?

No, not for tourist stays of 90 days or less, according to the US State Department. Your passport must be valid for the whole stay, and you must return your Tourist Card when you leave.

Sources: Puntoticket, Karol G – Tropitour, Estadio Nacional (official ticket seller: dates, start time, prices, sale dates, ticket rules; 28, 29 and 30 January marked sold out, 31 January new show, as shown on 13 October 2026), accessed 13 October 2026; Bizarro Live Entertainment, Karol G event page (promoter; venue, official seller link), accessed 13 October 2026; 24horas, Karol G fourth Chile show and sold-out first three dates (30 April 2026), 30 April 2026; Metro de Santiago, station list (Line 6, Estadio Nacional station), accessed 13 October 2026; US State Department, Chile international travel information, accessed 13 October 2026; US State Department, Chile travel advisory (Level 2, issued 19 August 2026), accessed 13 October 2026.

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