Dallas: Don Omar at American Airlines Center

Reggaeton pioneer Don Omar brings his “Live 2026” tour to American Airlines Center in Dallas on Thursday, October 1, with tickets starting at $104.

The Puerto Rican artist has been one of reggaeton’s defining voices since the genre’s early-2000s breakthrough, with hits like “Danza Kuduro,” “Dile,” and “Los Bandoleros” helping push the genre from underground Puerto Rican clubs into global mainstream pop. His soundtrack work for the “Fast & Furious” franchise introduced his music to an even wider audience beyond Latin music fans, and Don Omar remains one of the genre’s most consistently touring veterans, drawing multi-generational crowds who grew up on his catalog’s biggest club anthems.

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American Airlines Center has anchored Dallas’s Victory Park development since it opened in July 2001, a roughly $420 million arena built on the former site of a downtown power plant. Owned by the City of Dallas and operated by a joint venture of the Dallas Mavericks and Dallas Stars, the arena reconfigures for basketball, hockey, or a full concert setup, drawing crowds of up to 21,000 for touring shows. Read more on its Texas Music Map venue page. The arena has hosted three NBA Finals and the biggest touring acts to come through North Texas.

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Expect a high-energy, dance-forward set built around two decades of reggaeton club staples — a genuine catalog-spanning celebration for a genre pioneer whose songs have soundtracked clubs and movie franchises alike.

Doors typically open around 6:30 PM ahead of an 8 PM start, with Victory Park’s restaurants and bars nearby. As with any large touring show, ticket prices can shift as the date approaches, so booking early is generally the safer bet for the best seats and the widest choice of sections. Doors typically open well ahead of showtime, and given the size of this arena crowd, allowing extra time to get through security and find a seat is well worth it. Given the popularity of this tour, arriving with plenty of time to find parking and get settled before the opening act is a good idea.