Global pop icon Dua Lipa has announced she will release a new live album and concert film, Dua Lipa (Live From Mexico), recorded at her three sold-out shows at Mexico City's Estadio GNP Seguros in December 2025.
The concert film will premiere on Dua's YouTube channel on May 21st at 6 pm BST/1 pm ET, while the live album will be out on digital streaming platforms on May 22nd via Warner Records. Shipment of physical copies of the live album will begin on June 5th.
The concerts in Mexico were part of Dua's "Radical Optimism Tour." The shows included a duet with Fher Olvera from Maná. The two performed the band's classic 1992 hit "Oye Mi Amor."
"LIVE FROM MEXICOOO!!! The full tour film out May 21st 6pm (BST) on YouTube AND the live album out May 22nd," Dua wrote on X. "Now we can enjoy these shows forever and ever and ever, I love you!!!!"
"This tour has been the most beautiful and fulfilling experience of my career so far," Dua shared onstage in the concert film's trailer. "You've built something bigger than a show. You've built a family and I feel that every single night."
Dua Lipa (Live From Mexico) Tracklist:
"Training Season" (Live From Mexico)"End Of An Era" (Live From Mexico)"Break My Heart" (Live From Mexico)"One Kiss" (Live From Mexico)"Whatcha Doing" (Live From Mexico)"Levitating" (Live From Mexico)"These Walls" (Live From Mexico)"Oye Mi Amor" (ft. Fher de Maná) (Live From Mexico)"Maria" (Live From Mexico)"Physical" (Live From Mexico)"Electricity" (Live From Mexico)"Hallucinate" (Live From Mexico)"Illusion" (Live From Mexico)"Falling Forever" (Live From Mexico)"Happy For You" (Live From Mexico)"Love Again" (Live From Mexico)"Anything For Love" (Live From Mexico)"Be The One" (Live From Mexico)"New Rules / Dance The Night Interlude" (Live From Mexico)"Don't Start Now" (Live From Mexico)"Houdini" (Live From Mexico)
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