Pitbull Announces Biggest Tour of Career

Miami rapper Pitbull has announced he will be bringing his 'Mr. Worldwide's Carnaval' tour, his largest outing yet, to the U.S. this spring. The bilingual MC is currently in the middle of the international leg of the tour, which stops in Australia, Latin America, Europe and Asia, and will return to the U.S. for the Billboard Latin Music Awards on April 29.

Pitbull's proper U.S. leg kicks off May 25 in Denver and is scheduled to hit 19 cities across America before wrapping June 28 in at Milwaukee, Wisc.'s Summerfest. To complement the Carnaval theme, Pitbull will be touring with a live band and a troupe of Brazilian dancers, and will be promoting his new album 'Armando,' which will be released in both English and Spanish this June.

"He is very much that universal party act," said Rebeca Leon, VP of Latin talent for AEG Live/Goldenvoice, who organized the tour. "Because he's so universal and he plays to so many audiences, it's very hard to put your arms around it. It's a blessing but you have to be really savvy."

Pitbull currently has a song, 'I Know You Want Me (Calle Ocho)' at No. 22 on Billboard's Hot 100 chart, and four songs on this week's Latin Rhythm digital songs chart.

Check the U.S. tour dates after the jump.

'Mr. Worldwide's Carnaval' tour dates:

May 25: Denver, Colo., 1stBank Center

May 27: San Diego, Calif., Sports Arena

May 28: Los Angeles, Calif., Nokia Theatre

May 29: San Francisco, Calif., Warfield

May 30: Las Vegas, Nev., Beach at Mandalay Bay

May 31: Phoenix, Ariz., Celebrity Theatre

June 4: El Paso, Texas, El Paso Coliseum

June 5: Laredo, Texas, Laredo Events Center

June 6: McAllen, Texas, Kai

June 9: Corpus Christi, Texas, Concrete Street Amp

June 10: Houston, Texas, Club Escapade

June 11: Dallas, Texas, Nokia Theatre

June 12: Austin, Texas, Austin Music Hall

June 16: Virginia Beach, Va., NorVA

June 17: Charlotte, N.C., Six Flags

June 18: Atlanta, Ga., Six Flags

June 19: Orlando, Flor., Universal

June 22: Jackson, N.J., Six Flags

June 23: Springfield, Mass., Six Flags

June 24: New York City, N.Y., Nokia Theatre

June 25: Washington, D.C., Six Flags .

June 26: Detroit, Mich., Royal Oak Theatre

June 27: Chicago, Ill. Aragon Ballroom

June 28: Milwaukee, Wisc., Summerfest