Nu-metal legends **Korn** have officially announced a major **Spring 2026 Latin American tour**, igniting excitement across the continent and marking their **first confirmed run of international headline shows for the year**. For fans who have followed the band since the explosive rise of nu-metal in the mid-1990s, the news signals a powerful reunion between Korn and one of their most passionate global audiences.
The tour is expected to span several key Latin American markets, with major cities in **Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Chile, and Colombia** widely anticipated as cornerstone stops. While full dates and venues are still being rolled out, the band has confirmed that the run will focus on **large-scale headline performances**, not festival appearances—giving fans extended sets, deeper cuts, and the full weight of Korn’s signature production.
Known for their visceral live shows, Korn are expected to deliver a setlist that bridges eras: early genre-defining anthems like *“Blind”* and *“Freak on a Leash,”* alongside later material that reflects the band’s continued evolution. Frontman Jonathan Davis’ raw, emotional delivery and the band’s thunderous low-end have long resonated deeply with Latin American crowds, whose energy has often been cited by the group as among the most intense in the world.
The Spring 2026 tour also fuels speculation about what’s next for Korn. With recent interviews hinting at new studio activity, fans are watching closely to see whether fresh material may debut live during the run. Regardless, the announcement alone has already set social media ablaze, with ticket demand expected to be fierce.
More details—including exact dates, venues, and support acts—are expected soon. For Latin American fans, Spring 2026 is shaping up to be loud, cathartic, and unmistakably Korn. 🤘
