Synonymous with the evolution of his home country's proud musical heritage, Mexican icon Pancho Barazza has lent his distinctive voice and style to multiple Latin music genres, spanning rancheras, mariachi and norteno. From the mid-'90s to the present day, his considerable presence has evolved from band frontman to bonafide megastar over the course of over 20 albums. Catch the living legend as he brings his charisma, romance, and trademark stetson-tilted-over-one-eye to US shores!

One of Mexico's most influential rock bands is heading to the States on tour! 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.

Mexican star comedian Franco Escamilla heads out on engagements across the States! The portly, bespectacled funnyman is known for his performing troupe La Diablo Squad, and adds a musical influence into his shows, taking his guitar on stage regularly. Also a huge digital trend-setter, he is also known for his comedy radio shows, which has helped build a massive worldwide fanbase in the process. His sarcastic humor and charm make him one of the regions' most well-liked satirists.

Known as the Madonna of Latin Pop music, Marisela recorded her first hit single at the age of 15. Now over three decades later she continues a long-lived and much cherished career, imbuing the girlish bubblegum pop of her beginnings with a veteran showmanship and magnetic charisma. Catch the Mexican songstress as she hits US shores

Considered one of the most important rock bands in Latin music, Latin Grammy-winning outfit Zoe rose to the forefront of the rock en espanol scene of the late 2000s with their heady blend of neo-psychedelia, space and alt-pop-rock. After over two decades together, the band hits the road once again, bringing their infectious sound with them.