MYKE TOWERS SELLS OUT AT MADRID’S MOVISTAR ARENA AND BECOMES THE ONLY LATIN ARTIST ON THE OFFICIAL SOUNDTRACK FOR THE UPCOMING FORMULA 1 FILM

Myke Towers transformed Madrid’s Movistar Arena into the epicenter of a live experience that pushed beyond the boundaries of traditional reggaeton and turned into an artistic statement: two consecutive nights, one of them completely sold out, and a high-voltage set that shook the Spanish capital from the very first beat.

These two shows marked the official start of Towers’ European tour, reaffirming his massive appeal in one of the continent’s most demanding markets. As part of a global tour spanning Latin America and now Europe, the Madrid dates showcased the maturity of an artist with a powerful catalog and deep emotional resonance. For over 90 minutes, Myke delivered global hits like “Lala,” “La Curiosidad,” and “Adivino,” alongside introspective cuts from La Pantera Negra, all within an immersive audiovisual production that brought his creative universe to life.

Critics echoed the public’s enthusiasm. El Mundo described the show as “pure fire—literal and metaphorical,” praising Towers for delivering a dizzying 50-song set in just over 100 minutes with unstoppable momentum, pyrotechnic intensity, and magnetic charisma. Referred to as “the god of fire,” Towers captivated an arena dominated by female fans, pulling over ten audience members on stage and turning “La Falda” into a confetti-filled, shirtless grand finale. The publication also noted he was Spain’s most-streamed artist on Spotify in 2024, a testament to his cultural relevance and staying power.

Madrid wasn’t just another stop—it was a cultural litmus test. And the results were clear: there is sustained and growing demand for Myke Towers’ artistry beyond the Americas. This momentum is no accident. It follows a series of strategic career moves, including his latest Billboard Latin Airplay #1 with “Degenere” featuring benny blanco, a nomination for Best Urban Artist at the Heat Awards, and seven nominations at the 2025 Tu Música Urbano Awards.

While “Degenere” continues to top the charts in countries like Spain, Mexico, and Colombia with over 264 million global streams, Towers’ live performance proves the other side of his artistry: an artist who doesn’t just create viral hits but turns them into unmissable experiences on stage.

Towers makes another global move with the release of “Baja California”, his exclusive contribution to F1: The Album — the official soundtrack for the highly anticipated Apple Original Films motion picture starring Brad Pitt and directed by Joseph Kosinski (Top Gun: Maverick). The track interpolates Black Sheep’s iconic 90s anthem “The Choice Is Yours” and delivers a rhythmic, cinematic production that captures the tension and speed of the Formula 1 universe.

With this release, Towers becomes the only Latin artist featured on one of 2025’s most buzzed-about soundtracks, joining a superstar roster that includes Ed Sheeran, ROSÉ, Don Toliver, Doja Cat, Chris Stapleton, Burna Boy, RAYE, Tiësto, and Sexyy Red. The soundtrack was curated by the award-winning team behind Barbie The Album, and produced by Atlantic Records West Coast President Kevin Weaver, known for redefining the modern soundtrack era.

F1: The Album will be released globally on June 27, coinciding with the film’s theatrical and IMAX premiere.

The success in Madrid and his exclusive presence on this cinematic project amplify a clear narrative: Myke Towers isn’t following the mold—he’s reshaping it. He fills arenas, blurs genres and borders, and does it all without compromising his identity. At every turn, he continues to solidify his role as a defining force in contemporary Latin music.

 

MYKE TOWERS – EUROPE TOUR 2025

MAY

•   May 22 – Cádiz, Spain – Bahía Sound

•   May 23 – A Coruña, Spain – Coliseum da Coruña

•   May 24 – Málaga, Spain – Marenostrum Fuengirola (Escenario Unicaja)

•   May 25 – Paris, France – Zénith Paris – La Villette

•   May 27 – Zürich, Switzerland – Stadthalle Dietikon

•   May 28 – Barcelona, Spain – Palau Sant Jordi

•   May 29 – Barcelona, Spain – Palau Sant Jordi – SOLD OUT

•   May 30 – Pamplona, Spain – Navarra Arena – SOLD OUT

•   May 31 – Zaragoza, Spain – Parking Norte de la Expo

JUNE

•   June 1 – Granada, Spain – Plaza de Toros de Granada

•   June 3 – Valencia, Spain – Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias – SOLD OUT

•   June 4 – Sevilla, Spain – Icónica Santalucía Sevilla Fest

•   June 6 – Murcia, Spain – Espacio Norte

•   June 7 – Bilbao, Spain – BEC (Bilbao Exhibition Centre)

•   June 8 – London, UK – Roundhouse

•   June 10 – Ibiza, Spain – Ushuaïa