Feid Gira / Tour 2026

Inside Feid

Feid — stylized FERXXO when the energy demands it — is the Colombian reggaetonero who turned Medellín's neo-perreo wave into a global headlining business inside the span of three album cycles. Born Salomón Villada Hoyos on August 19, 1992 in Medellín, classically trained as a singer at the Universidad de Antioquia conservatory, he spent the back half of the 2010s as one of the most in-demand songwriters in Latin urbano — credits behind hits for J Balvin, Maluma, Sebastián Yatra, Reykon, and Yandel — before pivoting fully into his own artist project around 2018 with the Ferxxo mixtape series.

Ferxxo Vol IV, Vol V, and Vol X cemented the green-tinted Reggaeton Lite aesthetic and the looser, lower-BPM neo-perreo sound that separates him from the Wisin & Yandel old guard and from the Puerto Rican trap lineage that runs through Bad Bunny and Anuel AA. FERXXOCALIPSIS in 2023, FERXXOCALIPSIS 2 in 2024, and the Ferxxocalipsis 2025 closing chapter completed a trilogy that crossed streaming thresholds previously held only by Bad Bunny and Karol G — his Medellín peers and frequent collaborators.

The Classy 101 single with Young Miko detonated the global perreo charts; Bubalu, Si Tu Supieras, and the colossal Yandel 150 with Yandel placed him at the center of the genre's intergenerational moment. The FXXX BRRR Tour through Latin America transitioned into the FERXXO Nitro Jam World Tour — the first full global stadium-and-arena rollout of his career, with North American, European, Latin American, and Australian legs.

He is the third pillar of the current Colombian reggaeton triumvirate alongside J Balvin and Karol G. This page is the central hub for tour dates, ticket guidance, the cities he plays most, and what to expect when you walk into a Ferxxo show.

About Feid

Salomón Villada Hoyos grew up in Medellín during the post-Pablo era — the city's reinvention years, when reggaeton went from being treated as paisa lowlife music to the city's defining cultural export. He studied classical voice at the Universidad de Antioquia conservatory — formal solfège, ear training, choral repertoire — and earned a music degree before pivoting fully into urbano.

The first wave was as a songwriter and producer through the mid-2010s: he wrote and co-wrote for J Balvin, Maluma, Sebastián Yatra, Reykon, Daddy Yankee, Camilo, and Yandel during the period when Medellín's urbano industry was reshaping the genre's commercial center of gravity. Songs he had a hand in — including Ginza-era J Balvin tracks and several early Maluma crossover hits — financed the years before his own artist project landed.

The Ferxxo turn came around 2018: a stage name borrowed from a childhood nickname, the green branding (the color of Atlético Nacional, his hometown football club), the half-broken nasal vocal style played up rather than smoothed out, and the looser, more downtempo approach that came to define neo-perreo. 19 in 2020 was the first proper album; Inter Shibuya — La Mafia in 2021 leaned into the J Balvin orbit; Ferxxo (Vol 1: M.O.R.) in 2022 broke him through commercially; Ferxxo Vol IV / V / X mixtapes functioned as continuous release-cycle ammunition that kept the catalogue in the Spotify Global 50 weekly. The Classy 101 single with Young Miko in early 2023 was the global breakthrough — a perreo single with the Puerto Rican rapper that hit No. 1 on the Billboard Global Excl.

US chart. Bubalu with Yandel and Anuel AA, Si Tu Supieras with Yandel, and the Yandel 150 remix leaned hard into the Wisin & Yandel-era dembow template and reframed Yandel's career around a Feid co-sign.

FERXXOCALIPSIS in 2023 and FERXXOCALIPSIS 2 in 2024 sealed the trilogy structure, with Ferxxocalipsis 2025 closing the era. The Colombian press calls him El Ferxxo Más Grande del Universo without obvious irony; his audience treats it as fact.

Universal Music Latin distributes the catalogue; the Ferxxo Music label sits at the center of the operation.

Feid tour dates and live show

When Feid tours outside of Colombia, he plays arenas in essentially every major Latin urbano market and stadiums in the largest — Foro Sol, Movistar Arena Bogotá, Arena CDMX, Crypto.com Arena, Madison Square Garden, Kaseya Center, the O2 Arena, and WiZink Center Madrid have all hosted multi-night runs across the FXXX BRRR Tour and the FERXXO Nitro Jam World Tour. The Nitro Jam routing was the first full global rollout of his career — North American, European, Latin American, and Australian legs scheduled in concentrated bursts, with multi-night arena runs in the biggest Latino-population US cities and full stadium nights in Bogotá, Medellín, and Mexico City.

A typical Feid show runs roughly 95 to 115 minutes — long for the looser neo-perreo BPM range — built around a full band, percussion line, DJ rig, and a thrust catwalk or in-the-round configuration that pushes him into the floor crowd. Production leans on the green color palette throughout — green lasers, green LED ribbon, Atlético Nacional jersey nods, FerxxoCalipsis end-times imagery, and Medellín references on the visuals.

No opener on most arena-tier nights — the production is built as a single uninterrupted run — though specific markets get a regional Latin urbano support slot. Crowd participation is the show's anchor: the call-and-response on Classy 101, Yandel 150, and the FERXXOCALIPSIS singles carries entire choruses unprompted.

If he's touring in your region, the schedule strip above shows every confirmed date pulled from the live ticketing feed.

Feid tickets

Feid tickets for arena tour dates start in the $75–$120 range for upper-level seats at most North American stops on the day of on-sale and climb past $250–$400 for lower-bowl and floor GA once Ticketmaster dynamic pricing kicks in. Floor and front-pit packages routinely clear $500–$800 face value on official on-sale for the biggest markets — Miami, LA, New York, Mexico City, Bogotá, Madrid — and resale on StubHub, SeatGeek, and Vivid Seats can land higher on Friday and Saturday nights.

Stadium dates in Colombia and Mexico open in tiered batches with local fan club pre-sales running 24–72 hours ahead of the public window. Official on-sales go through Ticketmaster as the primary in North America, Ticketmaster Mexico for CDMX dates, Eticket and Tuboleta for Colombian dates, and through the standard European primaries (Eventim, See Tickets, Ticketmaster UK) for European legs.

Premium FERXXO VIP packages bundle premium seating with a pre-show lounge, an exclusive bootleg-design merch item, early venue entry, and occasional after-show access — registration runs through the official Feid channels rather than open Ticketmaster listings. Register for any announced market early; on-sales for the biggest Feid stops clear the best face-value seats inside the first ten minutes.

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Feid setlist

A Feid setlist on the Ferxxocalipsis era and Nitro Jam Tour runs 22 to 28 songs across roughly 100 to 115 minutes and braids the three album-trilogy cycles together with the high-profile feature singles. The FERXXOCALIPSIS cuts anchor the opening third — the title track, Classy 101 with Young Miko (the show's biggest singalong moment regardless of where it lands in the order), Ey Chory, Castigo, Bubalu — with the green LED ribbon at full saturation and the FerxxoCalipsis end-times imagery on the visuals.

The Yandel-era block lands in the middle hour — Yandel 150, Si Tu Supieras, the Wisin & Yandel-template dembow run that places Feid in the genre's intergenerational lineage. The deeper-catalogue cuts pull from the Ferxxo Vol mixtape series — Vol IV, V, and X — including X Si Volvemos with Karol G, Ferxxo 100, Belixe, Normal, and the early-career singles that built the fan base.

Encores typically pull from FERXXOCALIPSIS 2 statement cuts or a Ferxxocalipsis 2025 closer. Night-to-night variation is moderate — the tour rotates two or three audibles per show.

For exact night-by-night setlists, setlist.fm tracks every confirmed Feid date with crowd-submitted song-by-song lists usually posted within hours of the encore.

Feid meet-and-greet packages

Feid meet-and-greet packages have been offered intermittently on the FERXXO Nitro Jam World Tour through the official premium-tier package on select dates — typically bundled into the highest VIP tier rather than sold as a standalone upgrade. The standard FERXXO VIP package includes premium seating, a pre-show lounge, an exclusive bootleg-design merch item, early venue entry, and occasional photo-op access depending on the market and venue configuration.

The actual face-to-face meet-and-greet has been offered on a smaller subset of dates, usually announced 48–72 hours ahead through the official Feid channels. Anyone offering a guaranteed in-person meet-and-greet outside of official Ferxxo Music or Nitro Jam Tour channels should be treated with skepticism; the secondary VIP market is the most heavily scammed segment of the Feid touring economy.

If face-time is the goal, FERXXO VIP premium seats are the realistic path on dates where the standalone meet-and-greet tier is not offered.

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