Latin music execs share bullish 2023 forecasts

Top promoters working within the space expect the market's explosive growth to continue next year

News By IQ | 21 November 2022

Coldplay are due to play a rescheduled run in Brazil next year
Coldplay are due to play a rescheduled run in Brazil next year © Wikimedia Commons/Frank Schwichtenberg

A handful of Latin music executives have shared their 2023 forecasts, off the back of a seminal year for both the market and its homegrown stars. “Latin America has seen historic record-breaking ticket sales in 2022,” Bruce Moran, president of Latin America at Live Nation, tells IQ.

“Coldplay alone has set sales records in Colombia, Peru, Chile, Costa Rica, and Argentina. The pace of sales, the number of shows and the multiple-show engagement have never ever been seen before in…

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