Mexican Musician José Madero Maps Out Fall US Tour

Building off his biggest show ever in Mexico City, rock singer José Madero is headlining a U.S. tour this fall, visiting iconic venues such as The Wiltern in Los Angeles and San Francisco’s The Fillmore.

Madero’s “USA Tour 2026” kicks off Sept.  18 at Chicago’s House of Blues, and other stops include Palladium Times Square in New York, Philadelphia’s Brooklyn Bowl, Buckhead Theatre in Atlanta, Salt Lake City’s The Depot, House of Blues in Las Vegas, Sacramento’s Ace of Spades, Observatory North Park in San Diego and Emo’s Austin before wrapping up Nov. 14 at McAllen Performing Arts Center in Texas.

Presales tickets are now available, and the general onsale begins June 26 at 10 a.m. local time. Visit LiveNation.com for more information.

The Mexican musician broke onto the rock scene as the lead singer of PXNDX (pronounced Panda), one of Mexico’s most popular pop-punk bands, with hits like “Los Malaventurados No Lloran” and “Procedimientos para Llegar a un Común Acuerdo.” In 2016, Madero pursued a solo career and has since released seven full-length albums, most recently Canciones Míseras in January.

Earlier this year, Madero headlined a concert at Estadio GNP Seguros in Mexico City and performed in front of 49,416 fans. The show was the most successful of his solo career, grossing $3,466,724, according to Pollstar Boxoffice reports.

José Madero’s “USA Tour 2026” Dates
Sept. 18 — House of Blues — Chicago, IL
Sept. 19 — House of Blues — Cleveland, OH
Sept. 22 — Palladium Times Square — New York, NY
Sept. 24 — Brooklyn Bowl — Philadelphia, PA
Sept. 26 — Archer Music Hall — Allentown, PA
Sept. 30 — The Ritz — Raleigh, NC
Oct. 2 — Buckhead Theatre — Atlanta, GA
Oct. 4 — House of Blues — New Orleans, LA
Oct. 6 — House of Blues — Houston, TX
Oct. 23 — The Depot — Salt Lake City, UT
Oct. 25 — Summit Music Hall — Denver, CO
Oct. 28 — House of Blues — Las Vegas, NV
Oct. 29 — Ace of Spades — Sacramento, CA
Nov. 1 — The Fillmore — San Francisco, CA
Nov. 3 — The Wiltern — Los Angeles, CA
Nov. 5 — Observatory North Park — San Diego, CA
Nov. 6 — Marquee Theatre — Tempe, AZ
Nov. 8 — Abraham Chavez Theatre — El Paso, TX
Nov. 11 — Emo’s — Austin, TX
Nov. 12 — House of Blues — Dallas, TX
Nov. 14 — McAllen Performing Arts Center — McAllen, TX