The Mars Volta have announced a return to Mexico City for a headlining show at the Pepsi Center on November 29th, one day after their appearance at Tecate Comuna in Puebla. Tickets go on presale September 1st, followed by a general sale on September 2nd.
The Mexico City date also builds on guitarist Omar Rodríguez-López’s longstanding connection to the country. “For me, Mexico is my special place, my magic,” he told Time Out México ahead of The Mars Volta’s 2022 appearance at Festival Hipnosis.
Rodríguez-López, who is Puerto Rican, said he was partly raised in Mexico and considers himself “adopted” by the country. He also recalled the band’s early shows at Mexico City’s Circo Volador as “super magical,” saying they connected strongly with the audience during a difficult tour.
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“The Mexican audience is one of the best, if not the best in the entire world,” he added, ranking Mexico ahead of Japan and Russia.
The November 29th concert will mark The Mars Volta’s return to the Pepsi Center, where they previously performed in 2023. The night before, they’ll join Caifanes and The Flaming Lips among the top-billed acts at Tecate Comuna on November 28th.
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In a recent tweet, The Mars Volta announced their upcoming show at the Pepsi Center in Mexico City, with special guest Kianí Medina. Pre-sale starts Tuesday, September 1st at 11:00 AM CST, and general on-sale begins Wednesday, September 2nd at 10:00 AM CST.
In conclusion, The Mars Volta’s return to Mexico City is highly anticipated, and fans can look forward to an exciting show at the Pepsi Center on November 29th. With their strong connection to the country and their previous performances in Mexico City, this show is sure to be a memorable one for both the band and their fans.
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