Don Omar

Don Omar plays the Climate Pledge Arena Garage on Sunday, February 7, 2027. It's a single-name bill, so the whole night is his.

If you're not familiar with the name, Don Omar—born William Omar Landrón Rivera in Puerto Rico—is one of the figures who helped take reggaetón across Latin America and the rest of the world. His career really took off in 2003 with The Last Don, which gave us the reggaetón anthem "Dale Don Dale." He followed that with King Of Kings in 2006, iDon in 2009, and then Meet The Orphans in 2010. That last one produced "Danza Kuduro," a global hit that hit number one in more than 20 countries and sold nearly two million copies in the U.S.

He didn't stop at reggaetón, though. Over the years he's moved into salsa, bachata, merengue, and electronic music, and he's recorded in English and Portuguese as well. He also scored the radio top-10 hit "Dutty Love" and the Billboard number one "Zumba," which led to a partnership with Zumba Fitness. So, depending on what he pulls from his catalog, the set could range from the reggaetón that made him known to the dance-heavy tracks that crossed over into the mainstream.

There's a bit more to him than just the music, too. He debuted in Hollywood in Fast & Furious 4 as Rico Santos, and he's a drag-racing driver with a record of 6.70 seconds at 204 MPH. He also runs the DragMania Music Fest. The show is at the Climate Pledge Arena Garage in Seattle, starting at 8 PM.