Dani Martín announces 14 final nights of his tour after his father's death

Spanish singer Dani Martín has announced 14 new concerts that will close his '25 PTS AÑOS' tour, and he used the moment to thank his fans for the warmth they have shown him in recent weeks.

The tour celebrates 25 years of his musical career. Martín shared the news on Monday in a video on social media.

What happened?

In the video, Martín says he had planned to announce these last dates once the tour was over. "We want to celebrate the last 14 nights of the tour with you. There will be no more, they go on sale tomorrow," he said.

He called it "the tour of my life", both because of the number of tickets sold and because of the excitement shared with the musicians and technicians travelling with him. The singer, who rose to fame with the band El Canto del Loco, said he wanted to "go out through the front door" and finish the tour the way it deserved.

He described the shows as "14 more, 14 unique nights" to play the songs from his 25-year career "one last time".

What had happened before?

The announcement comes a little over two weeks after his father died on 24 October. Martín had to rush back from Barcelona to Madrid to be with him in his final moments.

That forced him to cancel his concerts of 23 and 24 October at the Palau Sant Jordi, Barcelona's big indoor arena. They were later rescheduled for 19 and 20 March 2027.

"Thank you for your affection, your respect and for having supported me so much these last weeks," he wrote. He closed by saying that the respect and love he has received make him feel "really very fortunate".

What's next?

Tickets for the 14 new concerts go on sale on Tuesday, 10 November. Martín insists that these shows will be the definitive farewell of the tour.