We love music, especially when it involves screaming, performance, pyrotechnics, and tons of energy on stage. The second half of 2026 is packed with concerts and festivals that will make Mexico City rock (hard 🤭).
It’s time to break out your savings and “treat yourself” to these shows that’ll keep you up close and personal with your favorite artists and bands. Without further ado, here’s the list.
Zayn
The former One Direction member has chosen Mexico City for his The Konnakol Tour. There’s only one date scheduled, so don’t waste any time getting your tickets!
Concerts all year round at different venues in Mexico City! Candlelight is a production where you’ll enjoy tribute concerts to legendary bands and artists from Mexico and around the world—from Queen and Coldplay to Juan Gabriel and José José—as well as some children’s shows or performances that will remind you of your favorite sagas. Check out the calendar of upcoming confirmed events!
Los Tigres del Norte
Los Jefes de Jefes are preparing a memorable concert in Mexico City where you’ll be able to sing along to their beloved hits like “Ni parientes somos ” or “La puerta negra.”
Arre Festival
The month of national celebrations will be marked by today’s leading figures in regional Mexican music. This year’s lineup will feature Gabito Ballesteros, Banda MS, Alejandro Fernández, and even Los Tucanes de Tijuana, to name a few.
Rosalía
Get ready to sing “La Perla ” at the top of your lungs! The Barcelona-born singer is returning to our city to present her album LUX; this time she has scheduled five shows, but don’t wait—get your tickets as soon as possible.
Coca-Cola Flow Fest
This festival will bring together the most popular artists and bands on the urban music scene. The lineup features stars like Anuel AA, El Bogueto, Grupo Frontera, Ozuna, Kali Uchis, and even Yandel’s symphonic show.
Corona Capital 2026
Gorillaz, Twenty One Pilots, and The Strokes are the headlining bands for Corona Capital 2026. Which one can’t you resist seeing?
Karol G
La Bichota is coming to Mexico City with her Tropitour. Let’s sing “Latina Foreva” or “Papasito”!
Maná
After their successful performance at the World Cup opening ceremony, Maná will once again fill Mexico City with energy with a concert that’s part of the Vivir sin miedo tour.
The lineup for the second half of the Indie Rocks Festival is on fire! Shawn James Human Tetris, Takuya Kuroda, and Crónicas Mafufas are just a few of the shows waiting for you. Keep reading to see the full schedule.
