Aventura have announced an upcoming one-night-only concert as part of their “Inmortal” reunion tour that was postponed due to the Coronavirus outbreak.

The bachata group, helmed by Romeo Santos, Henry Santos, Lenny Santos and Max Santos, canceled their 2020 reunion tour March 12 at the former AmericanAirlines Arena in Miami when Mayor Carlos Gimenez declared a state of emergency, canceling large events to stop the spread of the virus. They also canceled the remaining North American tour, which was set to wrap in August.

Now, the tour will officially conclude Aug. 14 at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami for a one-time show produced by Live Nation.

Named after the group’s first single in nearly 10 years, the “Inmortal” tour grossed $25.8 million and sold 189,000 tickets, according to figures reported to Billboard Boxscore. That’s 15 shows between Feb. 5 and March 10, 2020.

Although the group has reunited multiple times since disbanding in 2011 (see timeline below), this is the “last and final” Aventura concert together, according to Santos on Instagram.

Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. ET on Wednesday via Ticketmaster.com.

Billboard can not confirm if fans who purchased tickets for the March 12 show will be able to use their tickets on Aug. 14. We have reached out to organizers for further comments but did not hear back at press time.

2014 – Yankee Stadium

In 2014, Henry, Max, and Lenny joined Romeo on the second night of his historic Yankee Stadium concert, becoming the first time the group shared the stage in four years.

2016 – United Palace Shows

They later kicked off what would be their “last shows together” with a four-date tour at the United Palace Theater in New York in February.

2019 – “Inmortal” Single & Billboard Latin Music Awards

Three years later, they released their first single in almost 10 years, coined “Inmortal” and part of Santos’ fourth studio album Utopia. The song entered Billboard’s Hot Latin Songs and Hot 100 charts. That same year, Aventura performed it live alongside Raulin Rodriguez and won tropical duo/group of the year at the Billboard Latin Music Awards.

2019 – MetLife Stadium

The group later joined forces at Romeo’s “Utopia” concert at the MetLife Stadium, where they performed some of their biggest hits including “Obsession” alongside Cardi B.

2020 – Inmortal Tour

Aventura announced their reunion tour “Inmortal” with more than 30 confirmed dates across the U.S. and Canada. The tour kicked off on February 5 at The Forum in Inglewood and came to an end on March 10 at the former AmericanAirlines Arena in Miami due to the global pandemic.

2020 – Virtual Concert

In the midst of the quarantine lockdown, Aventura blessed fans with a nearly one-hour virtual concert via Bud Light Seltzer Sessions.

James Corden’s “Spill Your Guts” segment on The Late Late Show is getting a major update following a petition that draws attention to its offensiveness.

The recurring segment “Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts” features celebrity guest stars from Justin Bieber to the Jonas Brothers either spilling answers to Corden’s most jaw-dropping questions or filling themselves up with unique foods from around the world as “disgusting” dares. But Filipina and Chinese activist Kim Saira brought it to the world’s attention that certain Asian delicacies — including balut, a fertilized duck egg dish from the Philippines — shouldn’t be labeled “disgusting,” in a viral TikTok video on June 7. 

Saira later started a Change.org petition, which currently has more than 45,000 signatures, asking Corden to remove or completely change the controversial segment, formally apologize on The Late Late Show, and donate funds to local organizations supporting Asian-owned restaurants and businesses. “In the wake of the constant Asian hate crimes that have continuously been occurring, not only is this segment incredibly culturally offensive and insensitive, but it also encourages anti-Asian racism. So many Asian Americans are consistently bullied and mocked for their native foods, and this segment amplifies and encourages it,” she wrote underneath the petition.

Corden sat in the hot seat on The Howard Stern Show on June 16 to address the petition and revisions he’ll be making to “Spill Your Guts.” “We heard that story, and the next time we do that bit, we absolutely won’t involve or use any of those foods,” the 42-year-old late-night talk show host said. “Our show is a show about joy and light and love, we don’t want to make a show to upset anybody. In the same way that when we played it with Anna Wintour, we gave her a pizza covered in cheeseburgers. Do you know what I mean?”

Corden continued: “We completely understand. It’s not for us to determine whether somebody’s upset or hurt about something … all we can do is go, ‘All right, we get it, we won’t do that.’”

Other musicians who’ve been featured on “Spill Your Guts” include Shawn Mendes, Harry Styles (during his Late Late Show guest host gig while interviewing ex Kendall Jenner), Cher, Aerosmith’s Steven Tyler, and Charlie Puth. In 2019, Corden sat down with Stern in-person at his SiriusXM studio to describe the foods as “not odd.”

“I said, ‘Look, all of these things are delicacies around the world,’” he recalls of his conversation with Cher before her segment ran in June 2018. “They’re just odd to us. They’re not odd. And a lot of it doesn’t taste bad. It really doesn’t. It’s just your psyche of something being new.”

But Saira, who hosted a #CancelSpillYourGuts event at the CBS lot where The Late Late Show is filmed last Thursday, expressed her disdain for Corden’s statement and frustration toward the host for not airing the statement on The Late Late Show as she specifically requested in her petition.

The Late Late Show did not reach out to me about this statement, I actually found out from another news source I was interviewing with,” she said in an email to the Today  show. “After listening to what he said, to be completely honest with you, I’m really disappointed in this statement, which in my opinion, isn’t an apology. In my petition, I have specifically asked for James Corden to publicly apologize on his show, and the reason why I was really specific about that was because I think that it is imperative for his hundreds of thousands of viewers to understand the harm that mocking these foods, rooted in Asian cultures, has on Asian people who still eat them. Besides that, I still think he should be donating to Asian organizations as well. I’m still looking forward to whether he will address this publicly and apologize.”

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“We are here today to give you your flowers, your long-overdue flowers.” Lil Kim said those words directly to Queen Latifah following a groundbreaking performance in honor of the veteran MC and Hollywood star, who was given the lifetime achievement award at the 2021 BET Awards on Sunday night (June 27).

Queen Latifah was introduced as “a woman who has been creating magic for decades,” and following a highlight reel that included testimonials from stars like Jada Pinkett-Smith, LL Cool J and Megan Thee Stallion, Rapsody took the stage to perform Queen Latifah’s 1989 hit “Ladies First” alongside its original guest star, Monie Love. Immediately after, Lil Kim entered to put her spin on 1993’s “U.N.I.T.Y.,” followed by MC Lyte to send the song home and round out the all-star tribute.

Queen Latifah appeared visibly moved while watching her quartet of friends, who joined together following the performance to introduce the lifetime achievement honor. At 51, Queen Latifah is the third-youngest artist in BET Awards history to receive the lifetime achievement honor.

Click here for an updating list of winners from the 2021 BET Awards.

Roddy Ricch brought moody vibes and striking imagery to the 2021 BET Awards on Sunday (June 27) night with a performance of his single “Late at Night.” While the music video for his top 20 Hot 100 hit took him to a Ferris wheel in the night sky, his BET Awards performance found him on an old-timey art deco stage, rocking an all-white suit and flanked by drums, saxophone and an upright bass.

As Ricch descended the white stairs singing about a woman he’s deeply involved with, backup dancers in glittery body suits gyrated around him. The performance ended with Ricch backlit by a glowing pink moon on the stage beneath him, nodding to the werewolf twist at the end of his “Late at Night” video (which itself nods to Michael Jackson’s “Thriller”).

Lil Nas X walked like an Egyptian into one of the steamiest performances of the evening at the 2021 BET Awards with a King Tut-styled, Michael Jackson-inspired performance of “Montero (Call Me By Your Name).”

Opening on an Egypt-themed stage, complete with a sphinx background, pyramid designs and some well-placed hieroglyphs, Lil Nas X, dressed in a pharaoh-inspired golden kilt and neck brace combo, started commanding the stage with the opening lines of his No. 1 single. “I caught it bad yesterday/ You hit me with a call to your place,” he sang.

As the performance — which paid homage to the choreography and looks of Michael Jackson’s “Remember the Time” — went on, Nas joined his dancers for some truly excellent breakdowns, including one that saw him grinding right into a camera. As he ascended the staircase placed on the set, and stood atop his throne, the rapper then turned to the dancer next to him and planted a kiss on him, making out with him as the audience cheered on.

Fans on Twitter immediately began praising the rapper, thanking him for featuring such an explicitly queer moment during his performance. “Lil Nas X finna piss the homophobics off and I’m loving every moment of him making y’all sick,” one fan wrote.

Lil Nas X was just one of the stars attending the 2021 BET Awards — the “Montero” rapper joined stars like Megan Thee Stallion, DaBaby, Jazmine Sullivan, Kirk Franklin and many more in celebrating black culture on Sunday night.