Natanael Cano, a leading name in música Mexicana, returns to Mexican stages this fall with three stadium shows to promote his upcoming Vol. 1, marking his return to corridos tumbados.
The tour, promoted by OCESA, starts Sept. 18 at Estadio GNP Seguros in Mexico City. He plays Guadalajara’s new Coliseo GNP Seguros on Sept. 25, and Monterrey’s Estadio Walmart Park on Oct. 2. More dates will be announced. Banamex presale for the first two shows starts July 30 at 2 p.m. General tickets go on sale July 31.
Known as the godfather of corridos tumbados, Cano recently promoted the new album with a scavenger hunt across Mexico City. Thousands of fans joined. Clues were sent via QR codes, and the first fan to reach the final stop won one million pesos (about $57,000), an album preview, Mexico City show tickets and an invite to an exclusive listening party.
Cano had a huge show at Estadio GNP Seguros in 2024, playing for 62,538 fans and grossing $5,468,738. That concert was livestreamed on Disney+ across Latin America, making him the first corridos tumbados artist with a concert on the platform.
Tour dates:
Sept. 18 — Estadio GNP Seguros — Mexico City, MX
Sept. 25 — Coliseo GNP Seguros — Guadalajara, MX
Oct. 2 — Estadio Walmart Park — Monterrey, MX
