Maks and Peta Return to Broadway in Burn the Floor Live Tour Maksim Chmerkovskiy and Peta Murgatroyd reunite with Burn the Floor for a North American tour from March to May 2027, reliving their Broadway origins. Dancing With the Stars personalities Maksim Chmerkovskiy and Peta Murgatroyd are reuniting with Burn the Floor for a North American tour titled Burn the Floor Presents Maks and Peta Live! The tour begins in March 2027 and runs for two months, concluding in May. The couple, who met during the Broadway production of Burn the Floor in 2009, will perform thrilling choreography showcasing artistry and athleticism. Broadway Roots and Lasting PartnershipBurn the Floor opened on Broadway in July 2009, and Murgatroyd joined the group one month later. The Broadway run ended in early 2010 before the company embarked on a world tour. Chmerkovskiy said the show, originally formed in 1997, was a sign from the universe that it was time for him and Murgatroyd to hit the stage together again.He emphasized how special it was that this was where they met and noted the deep connective tissue between Peta's attachment to the show and his own. We could not be happier, he said, calling it a dream come true. Murgatroyd expressed that it is a dream come true to come back and relive those amazing memories.The couple began dating in 2012 after their paths crossed again on Dancing With the Stars. Three years later, in December 2015, Chmerkovskiy proposed to Murgatroyd while performing onstage. They tied the knot in 2017 and now share three sons.Balancing Family and Touring LogisticsChmerkovskiy stressed that he and Murgatroyd would not have agreed to the tour if they had any doubts about delivering an incredible show. Even the logistics of parenting on the road with their three sons could not stand in their way. The family recently relocated from Los Angeles to Florida, a move Murgatroyd described as emotionally challenging.She shared in a travel vlog on Monday, June 29, that something new is never easy, mentioning unexpected tears and hard goodbyes. Despite the difficulties, she is looking forward to dancing with her husband again. Let us connect, let us dance, and let us get people on their feet, she said, adding that she misses the live audience interaction.Studio Dynamics and Show ExpectationsNearly a decade into their marriage, Murgatroyd joked about their dynamic in the studio, noting there are good days and bad days. Chmerkovskiy added that they know each other so well that the headbutting is different now. He said that this is the last person he wants to fight with, given everything else they deal with, making it an interesting and different experience.Chmerkovskiy clarified that the tour is not a Maks and Peta family trip around America and not a competitive opportunity. Instead, it is a chance to bring the cast of Burn the Floor, professionals who have been lighting up the floor all over the world. He invited audiences to open their eyes to something else and let them entertain.