Band reconnects with fans through a hit-filled setlist on its “Love Is Like Tour”
Maroon 5 delivered a high-energy performance at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot as part of its “Love Is Like Tour,” marking a highly anticipated return to the island.
The multiplatinum, three-time Grammy-winning band quickly established a strong connection with the audience, guiding fans through a setlist packed with some of its most recognizable hits.
The show opened with “Harder to Breathe,” setting the tone from the outset and drawing an immediate response from the crowd. The band continued with songs such as “This Love,” “Stereo Hearts,” and “One More Night,” sustaining the energy throughout the evening.
The performance featured a lineup of signature tracks including “Payphone,” “Moves Like Jagger,” “Girls Like You,” “Sugar,” “Maps,” and “Animals,” prompting a collective response from attendees, many of whom sang along and remained on their feet for much of the show.
Additional selections such as “Lucky Strike,” “Misery,” “Makes Me Wonder,” and “Sunday Morning” added depth to the setlist, blending upbeat moments with more reflective segments.
“Thank you, thank you. You’ve been incredible tonight,” frontman Adam Levine told the audience, maintaining an interactive presence throughout the performance.
The atmosphere remained dynamic, with more emotive moments during songs like “Won’t Go Home Without You” and “Memories,” as thousands of fans illuminated the venue with their phone lights.
One of the standout moments came when Levine invited a fan onstage to join him in singing “She Will Be Loved,” creating a shared experience that resonated across the arena.
The concert, produced by Paco López, underscored the band’s enduring connection with Puerto Rican audiences and highlighted the continued demand for large-scale live entertainment events on the island.
Lead singer Adam Levine performs with Maroon 5 during a concert at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot.
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