Yuridia Maps Out 18-City U.S. Trek for 2027
The regional Mexican singer will launch her Las Cartas Sobre La Mesa Tour on February 4 in Seattle and close it on March 28 in Washington, D.C. The run includes stops in Las Vegas, Houston, Dallas, Chicago, and New York. Yuridia recently made history by selling out two consecutive nights at Mexico City's Estadio GNP Seguros.
The upcoming trek follows her Sin Llorar Tour, which spanned more than 80 cities across several countries. Ticket presales start today at noon local time, while general sales open on Sept. 11 through Live Nation. Her August single "Que Se Vaya" will be part of the concert setlist.
The 39-year-old singer, who gained fame after appearing on La Academia in 2005, has released ten studio albums and sold over three million records. She has previously reached the top of Regional Mexican Airplay with duets featuring Edén Muñoz and Alejandro Fernández.
This extensive U.S. tour could reinforce the growing commercial dominance of regional Mexican music, especially for female performers in a traditionally male-led genre. The 18-city run may boost local cultural engagement and economic activity in venues across the Southwest and beyond. Furthermore, her recent stadium sellouts in Mexico might encourage promoters to allocate more resources to female Latin artists, potentially diversifying future touring lineups and audience demographics.