Jason Mraz announces tour through South America and Mexico in 2026 with shows in five Brazilian cities
Jason of March. The artist, known for hits such as I'm Yours and Lucky, justified the route as an opportunity to reconnect with fans who have followed
Jason of March. The artist, known for hits such as “I’m Yours” and “Lucky”, justified the route as an opportunity to reconnect with fans who have followed his career for more than two decades.
The Brazilian agenda occupies a large part of the itinerary, with confirmed presentations at São Paulo, Rio, Janeiro, Porto Alegre, Belo Horizonte and Curitiba. Esses shows mark the singer’s reunion with the local public, where he has performed in previous editions of festivals and packed arenas.
Tickets for dates at Brasil begin exclusive pre-sale for customers of partner banks, such as Banrisul, from Wednesday (19), at 12pm, via platforms such as Sympla. The general sale opens the following day, Thursday (20), at the same time.
- Main dates at Brasil: São Paulo (date to be confirmed in March), Rio of Janeiro (early March), Porto Alegre (March 10).
- Locations: Arenas like Allianz Parque in SP and Araújo Vianna in Porto Alegre.
- Average show duration: Aproximadamente two hours, with a setlist of 20 songs.
Dates confirmed at América of Sul
The tour starts with the show in Santiago, the Chilean capital, where Mraz performs at Movistar Arena. Programming continues for Buenos Aires, on Argentina, on March 1st, on Estadio Luna Park.
Then, the singer heads to Brasil, with the first show on Belo Horizonte, on March 5th, on Arena BH. Porto Alegre hosts the presentation on the 10th, at Auditório Araújo Vianna, a concert hall with capacity for 6 thousand people.
Ticket sales for the Rio Grande do Sul show are already generating anticipation among local fans, with VIP package options that include early access.
Expanded Brazilian presence
São Paulo hosts one of the highlights of the tour, with a show scheduled for March 15th, at Allianz Parque, a stadium that has already hosted major international artists. Rio of Janeiro follows on the 18th, in Jeunesse Arena, in Barra of Tijuca.
Curitiba closes the Brazilian stage on March 20, on the Pedreira Paulo Leminski stage, an iconic location for outdoor musical events. Essa distribution across five cities reflects the growth of the fan base in the country since the artist’s last visit, in 2020.
The organizers highlight that the shows will prioritize safety protocols, with reduced capacity in some venues for greater public comfort.
Closing on México
The three final shows take place at Cidade of México, on March 20, 21 and 22, at Foro Sol, an open arena with space for 65 thousand spectators. Essa stage marks the farewell to the tour, with setlists that mix classic hits and recent tracks from the album “Mystical Magical Rhythmical Radical Ride”, released in 2024.
Mraz, who has sold more than 20 million albums worldwide, chose México for the grand finale due to the strong reception on previous tours. Tickets for these dates open in December 2025, via Ticketmaster México.
Repertoire and production of shows
The tour’s setlist includes 18 to 22 songs per night, with an emphasis on acoustic songs and live collaborations. The support band, made up of regular musicians like those from Raining Jane, guarantees a minimalist production, focusing on acoustic guitars and organic percussion.
- Confirmed hits: “I’m Yours” (released in 2008, with 9.5 million downloads), “Lucky” (duet with Colbie Caillat) and “Make It Mine”.
- What’s new: Faixas from the new album, like “Look for the Good”, adapted for live performance.
- Visual elements: smooth Iluminação and themed projections, without excessive pyrotechnic effects.
This configuration allows direct interactions with the public, a characteristic of the singer’s performances since his rise on the San Diego scene in the 2000s.
Audience expectations and logistics
Shows on Brasil already register high searches on resale sites, with starting prices ranging from R$200 to R$800, depending on the sector. Local production, handled by companies like Opinião Produtora, coordinates transportation and accommodation for the team of 15 people.
Longtime fans highlight the vocal consistency of Mraz, who has toured annually since 2002, totaling more than 1,500 global performances. The 2026 tour reinforces its presence in América Latina, a region that represents 15% of its international schedule in the last five years.
