Tickets, place, dates and everything you need to know

After the success in Vive Latino 2024, Jose Madero continues working on new music, but above all, on reaching each of his fans and this Saturday, June 8, the man from Monterrey announced his new tour for this 2024 with which it will reach the Mexico City already Monterrey.

It is worth remembering that last February, the interpreter of “Plural Being Singular“He closed his “Ciao Giallo” tour with two acts, that is, two concerts in Monterrey, Guadalajara and CDMX to say goodbye to the stage yellow of his career that accompanied his album “Giallo“.

When will José Madero’s next concerts be?

It was through their social networks where Jose Madero announced his next tour that will accompany his new album “Sarajevo“that following the thematic of colors that he has chosen in each of his record productions, on this occasion, it will be colored purple.

First, the former vocalist of Pxndx will be presented in Monterrey, at the Arena Monterrey on November 8. But the surprise was for the CDMXsince having been one of the most successful artists of 2023, the Monterrey decided to prove, once again, that has the best fans and announced three dates in the National Auditorium:

• Thursday, November 28
• Friday, November 29
• Saturday November 30

In both cases, the tickets sale will take place next June 20 at 11:00 am sharp. Royal fans will be able to purchase their tickets through Superboletos or at the venue’s ticket offices.

In the case of fans of the CDMX y metropolitan areatickets will be sold through eticket And in the box office of the National Auditorium and according to what José Madero himself says, there will be three setlists different, so once again, it will be a matter of luck.

It should be remembered that after the premiere of four songs from his album “Drowned King” con Lasso, the emotional one”Firefly“, “may day” y “Let’s talk about the field“, the 43-year-old musician announced that will release two more Just on the day of ticket sales, the songs are named “How Praise” y “Sigh on me”.

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