The 2025 concert season is fast approaching, and music lovers in Mexico are gearing up for what promises to be an unforgettable year filled with live performances by top-tier international and national artists. From exciting returns of legendary bands to the emergence of vibrant pop sensations, the diverse lineup is set to cater to all musical tastes.
Major cities across the country such as Mexico City, Monterrey, and Guadalajara are bracing themselves to host the most anticipated concerts. These cities will welcome the musical elite and nostalgic acts alike, making clear Mexico's status as one of the premier destinations for live entertainment.
Among the most awaited acts are Chayanne, who will dazzle fans with his 'Bailemos otra vez Tour' from January to March, performing across multiple venues. Miguel Bosé is also set to begin his 'Importante Tour' starting February, keeping fans captivated until May.
April marks the remarkable debut of Olivia Rodrigo, hitting Mexican stages for the first time on April 2 and 3 at Estadio GNP Seguros as part of her 'Guts' tour. Following closely is Katy Perry, who promises to deliver unforgettable performances during her 'Lifetimes Tour' scheduled from April 25 to May 2, covering Mexico City, Monterrey, and Guadalajara. These artists not only highlight the current pop scene but also showcase the depth of Mexico's concert offerings.
Among the monumental returns, British rock icons Oasis will reunite for their 'Live '25' tour after 15 years, performing on September 12 and 13. Shakira will also take the stage with her 'Las mujeres ya no lloran Tour' during March, bringing emotional performances and historically selling out her shows at Estadio GNP Seguros.
2025 is not just about individual concerts; it also brings out Mexico's vibrant festival scene. The festival circuit kicks off with Bahidorá from February 14 to 16, featuring artists like Alex Kahan and Ezra Collective. EDC Mexico, the Electric Daisy Carnival set for February 21 to 23, will include big names like DJ Snake and Tiësto, promising electrifying performances.
Another highlight, 'Vive Latino', will occur on March 15 to 17, showcasing renowned names like Caifanes and Scorpions. Other major festivals include Axe Ceremonia on April 5 and 6, featuring artists such as Charli XCX and Natanael Cano, followed shortly by Tecate Pa'l Norte featuring Green Day and Justin Timberlake from April 4 to 6.
The excitement doesn't end with festival announcements. For example, the upcoming Feria Estatal de León will take place from January 10 to February 5, presenting impressive acts such as Camila Cabello and Sam Smith. Notably, to access the concerts, attendees can use digital codes ensuring quick access to shows, reflecting modern ticketing trends.
Meanwhile, Guadalajara is firming up its reputation as the ultimate concert destination for the year. The newly opened Arena Guadalajara is generating buzz, with ticket sales already nearing sell-outs. The city's lineup begins with Tito Doble P, Los Yonic’s, and many others throughout January and February. Iconic bands such as Linkin Park and Twenty One Pilots will also perform, with back-to-back concerts occurring throughout the month.
March won't be any less thrilling, opening with Maiden Orchestra and attracting big names like Shakira once again on the 16th and 17th. For festival lovers, the Portamérica festival on March 1 will showcase bands like Los Ángeles Azules and Lineup additions.
With top international artists and diverse music festivals, the 2025 Latin American concert season not only emphasizes the rich cultural fabric of Mexico but promises to keep audiences entertained and engaged, firmly solidifying the country's place as a hotspot for music lovers everywhere.