Didn't get tickets for Pitbull last year because they sold out in minutes? You've got another chance this year—Pitbull is coming back to the O2 Arena in November!
Mr. Worldwide is set to get Czech fans dancing twice this year. On July 26th, he'll turn Prague's Letňany Airport into one giant pulsating show. Due to great demand, he's announced a second concert for his I'm Back! tour, set for November 22nd at the O2 arena after last year’s triumph.
He'll be heading to Prague in both July and November with special guest Lil Jon.
Time to Get Ready
There can never be enough Pitbull hits. Legendary tracks like Give Me Everything, Feel This Moment, or Hotel Room Service thrilled all of Europe in 2025 during the Party After Dark tour. Alongside him was singer Shaggy.
During the tour, a trend called “The Bald E’s,” was started, a name coined by Pitbull himself. Thousands of fans attended concerts dressed like him, with suits, sunglasses, and the main feature—a fake bald cap—honoring the artist's signature look.
The trend is far from dying down; in fact, it's growing. Pitbull himself wants to get it into the Guinness World Records. He'll attempt to break the world record for the largest gathering of people with fake bald caps during the concert at BST Hyde Park Festival in London. You can expect “baldies” at all his concerts worldwide.
Get Ready to Grab Those Tickets
If you want to catch Pitbull’s biggest hits live at the end of the year, check out when tickets for the O2 arena concert will go on sale below:
- Fan club presale: March 11th at 10:00
- Live Nation Club and Evropa 2 and O2 presale: March 12th at 10:00
- Spotify presale: March 12th at 12:00
- Tickets available on Ticketmaster and Ticketportal: March 13th at 12:00
Ticket prices will start at 70 euros.
Pitbull, whose real name is Armando Christian Pérez, is a Grammy Award-winner with billions of streams on Spotify and views on YouTube. Besides music, he’s into business, having founded the record label Mr. 305 and the vodka brand Voli 305. He’s also into philanthropy, backing a network of 14 tuition-free public schools, SLAM! (Sports Leadership Arts Management), providing education to over 10,000 students in the U.S.
Recently, he made history by partnering with a Florida university to rename its football stadium to Pitbull Stadium. It’s the first sports stadium in the U.S. ever named after an artist.
