Camila Cabello Tickets

Since finding fame as a member of Fifth Harmony, Camila Cabello has carved out an illustrious solo career, scooping up dozens of awards and millions of streams for her playful, Latin-inspired pop.

The Cuban-American singer and songwriter’s meteoric rise has posited her as one of the most influential and in-demand pop artists of her generation. After leaving Fifth Harmony, a product of The X Factor (U.S.) and one of the best-selling girl groups of all time, Cabello embarked on her solo project in 2016. Intent on honouring her Cuban heritage (she spent her formative years between Cuba and Mexico, before moving to Miami as a six-year-old), Cabello’s breakthrough solo hit arrived in 2017 with ‘Havana’. Beyond music, Cabello has also tried her hand at acting, starring as the lead in the 2021 film Cinderella, and proved herself to be an outspoken activist for racial justice, climate change and reproductive rights.

Embracing Latin influences, Cabello is celebrated for weaving reggaeton beats and passionate vocals with traditional pop to critical and commercial success. Featuring Young Thug, ‘Havana’ is a perfect example, reaching No.1 on the Billboard Hot 100 and securing Cabello’s place in history as the first Hispanic woman to achieve RIAA Diamond status. Albums such as Camila (2018) and Familia (2022) proudly nod to the singer’s heritage, the latter featuring her Ed Sheeran collaboration ‘Bam Bam’. Heralded as a break up song, the track reached the top five on the Billboard Global 200 and underlined her music’s ability to resonate with international audiences through bilingual lyrics. Elsewhere, Camila Cabello has been joined by various other high profile artists to create chart-topping hits. In 2019, Cabello released ‘Señorita’ with then-boyfriend Shawn Mendes. A sultry duet with sensual lyrics and a catchy melody, ‘Señorita’ became a career-defining moment for the pair, reaching No.1 on the Billboard Hot 100 and earning a Grammy nomination for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance. 

Determined to develop her sound, Camila Cabello continues to evolve with every release, with her critically acclaimed fourth studio album C,XOXO (2024) proving no exception. Where Romance explored themes of love and passion, and Familia embraced more personal storytelling, C,XOXO sees the singer draw inspiration from her Miami roots, dabbling with avant-garde production and genre-blending electronic elements. Dubbed as the beginning of her “hyperpop” era by Rolling Stone, the 18-track effort sees Cabello call upon Playboi Carti, Lil Naz X and Drake to usher in Cabello’s latest reinvention.