Young Miko Sells Out Intuit Dome On Her First Arena Tour
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Young Miko sold out her first show at Inglewood’s Intuit Dome, adding a Los Angeles-area milestone to the arena tour she launched after opening for Billie Eilish last year.
The Puerto Rican rapper grew emotional during Saturday’s concert as she took in the crowd. Destin Conrad joined her for “no debo :(,” giving the night a guest appearance from the singer featured on her “Do Not Disturb: Late Checkout” project.
“Today I have more people than ever before and I can’t thank you enough for the support you’ve given me,” she told the crowd in Spanish, as translated by The Hollywood Reporter.
The sellout came during her first global headlining arena tour. Her path to that run included eight opening dates on Eilish’s “Hit Me Hard And Soft Tour” in 2025, with stops in markets including New York, Philadelphia and Orlando.
She then moved into headlining arenas in Puerto Rico that same year. Her first show at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico sold out in 90 minutes, prompting a second date that also sold out, tour promoter Live Nation said. Those hometown shows preceded the broader arena run now reaching U.S. cities.
The announced U.S. arena schedule placed Seattle first on October 13, followed by San Francisco two days later. Los Angeles was the third date on that leg, before the route headed toward the Southwest.
That expansion has come alongside a bigger presence beyond her own concerts. Young Miko appeared in Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime show earlier this year. In March, Gap built its “Sweats Like This” campaign around a new version of her “WASSUP” video, bringing her music into a global fashion rollout.
Saturday’s show started more than an hour after the venue’s listed 8 P.M. showtime, THR reported. The crowd greeted Young Miko loudly when she arrived onstage, and she closed the night with “WASSUP.”
The “Late Checkout Tour” was announced with 31 dates across 11 countries. Its remaining U.S. itinerary includes San Antonio’s Freeman Coliseum on October 22 and Houston’s Toyota Center on October 24, with the final announced stop at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center on November 5.
