One of the youngest performers to top the Mexican charts, corrido trap artist Junior H will be touring venues across North America starting in July as part of the 'Sad Boyz Mania Tour' 2024. Having claimed the number one spot on the Mexican Regional Album chart in February 2022 and amassing over 100 million streams on Spotify, Junior H's record has solidified his position as one of the movement's most unique and exciting talents.

Mexican songstress Yuridia is heading out on her North American tour, Sin Llorar! Drawing influence from her Latina roots, Yuridia brings her pop/R&B-infused beats to fans across North America. This new trek is in support of her upcoming album, 'Pa' Luego Es Tarde Vol. 2,' and will feature songs from her previous seven albums. Yuridia showcases her unique talent and brings a spice of Mexico on this tour!

One of Mexico's most influential rock bands returns to North America on tour in 2024, with support from Cafe Tacvba! Heavily influenced by the likes of The Cure and Echo and The Bunnymen, Caifanes achieved national success through the late 80s and early 90s with their molding of New Wave sounds and traditional mariachi trumpets and bolero guitars, no better showcased than on their most famous number La Celula Que Exploita.

Hailing from Tijuana, Baja California, Grupo Firme was founded by vocalist Eduin Cazares and his instrumentalist friends in 2014. Displaying fierce independence from the outset, the outfit's boom and sudden meteoric rise may have seemed sudden, but considering their hard work, dedication, savviness on social media and pioneering spirit, it's little wonder they're currently one of Mexico's most celebrated musical exports.

Los Angeles Azules brings the true sound of Cumbia music to cities across the US in their latest tour. Formed in Mexico in 1975 this family affair has been making music and touring together for the last 40 plus years. In 2001 they celebrated their 20th anniversary in true style with getting nominated at the Billboard Latin Music Awards.

Considered the forerunners of the Tejano and Norteno music genres, Intocable (Spanish for Untouchable) found its roots in Zapata, Texas in the early 90s. Started by dynamic duo Ricky Munoz and Rene Martinez, the band became a platform for their expertly fused pop melodies, traditional folk rhythms, romantic balladry and a rock and roll swagger.