Experience the finale of the Radical Optimism Tour with Dua Lipa’s new ‘Live From Mexico’ album and free YouTube concert film.
Fans of the three-time GRAMMY and seven-time BRIT Award-winning global pop powerhouse have a major reason to celebrate today. Dua Lipa has officially released her new live album and accompanying concert film, Dua Lipa (Live From Mexico). The album is out now across all platforms via Warner Records, with physical copies available to order, while the concert film can be streamed for free on Dua’s YouTube channel.
The Epic Radical Optimism Tour Finale
The new release was recorded and filmed during the massive finale of her global Radical Optimism Tour. This spectacular global trek culminated in 92 shows across five continents, selling over 1.75 million tickets and featuring back-to-back sold-out dates at Wembley Stadium. The tour garnered incredible reactions globally, with the Los Angeles Times calling it “unquestionably the most creative, rigorous and musicianship-driven tour of her career”. Furthermore, the BBC praised it as “a powerhouse performance from a star at the top of their game,” and Vogue Mexico declared it “an epic night, one to remember”.
A major highlight of the Live From Mexico album is a special duet with Fher Olvera from the iconic band Maná. Together, they performed the band’s 1992 classic “Oye Mi Amor,” which Billboard Latin noted turned the stadium into “a massive karaoke session celebrating one of the most iconic rock en español bands in the world”.
Throughout the tour, Dua made it a priority to honour the cities she visited by performing bespoke covers and duets in the local language. She sang in nine different languages, including Spanish, Italian, French, Czech, Dutch, German, Portuguese, and Albanian. Rolling Stone called this fan-favourite segment “a joyful look back at music history, through the lens of one of today’s most exciting pop stars”.
The album features a massive 21-track list, capturing the live energy of huge hits like “Training Season,” “Levitating,” “Don’t Start Now,” and “Houdini”. Whether you are grabbing a physical copy or watching the video online, this release is the perfect way to relive one of the best concerts of the year.
