Ill Niño have moved their Latin American tour to May 2027. The run was built around twenty five years of Revolution Revolución, and the reason for the delay is a record that is not finished.
They want the new album out in February and are plain about the trade. The band have not released one in many years, they say, and would rather complete it and promote it with a world tour than keep a date. It would be their first full length since Till Death, La Familia in 2014, and sessions began in the summer of 2025.
Getting here has not been smooth. The IllMortals EP series was announced and never appeared, following a contentious split with the singer Marcos Leal. Tommy Roulette fronts the band now, and this will be the first full record with him on it.
The rescheduled dates are 21 May in Lima, 22 May in Santiago, 23 May in Buenos Aires and 25 May in Asunción. Tickets already bought stay valid, and the band say the two acts travelling with them on the new dates are strong names in the same corner of the music.