Concerts in Mexico and music festivals in 2025 are set to make it a standout year for fans. With a lineup of international stars, legendary songwriters, and renowned festivals, the country is preparing to welcome talents from diverse genres. Big names like Joaquín Sabina, Justin Timberlake, and Mexico’s own rock band The Warning lead the list of events. Major festivals like Vive Latino, Bahidorá, and Tecate Pa’l Norte also promise unforgettable experiences. Here’s a rundown of some of the musical events that fans won’t want to miss in 2025.
Joaquín Sabina’s Return to Mexican Stages
Famed Spanish singer-songwriter Joaquín Sabina is returning to Mexico with a series of performances at Mexico City’s Auditorio Nacional. Scheduled from late January to February, Sabina will bring an intimate show rich in his signature poetic style, covering beloved classics like “19 días y 500 noches” and “Y nos dieron las diez.” Sabina’s visits to Mexico are always monumental events, as he has cultivated a strong fanbase here over decades.
His concert dates in 2025 are set for January 27 and 29, as well as February 1, 4, 7, 10, and 12, with each evening expected to sell out. Sabina’s voice and charisma make every concert an emotionally charged experience.
Justin Timberlake’s Long-Awaited Show at Palacio de los Deportes
Justin Timberlake will return to Mexican stages for two nights at the Palacio de los Deportes on February 7 and 8. The American pop and R&B artist has remained an influential figure in contemporary music, captivating millions worldwide with hits like “Can’t Stop the Feeling!” and “SexyBack.” Timberlake’s concerts promise a high-energy and visually impressive experience.
Known for his dynamic performances and high production quality, Timberlake’s return means fans can look forward to both his recent hits and an impressive visual experience that includes stunning choreography and a unique audience connection.
The Power of The Warning and Mexico’s Local Scene
Among notable national concerts, The Warning stands out. This Mexican rock band, consisting of the Villarreal sisters, has gained international recognition for their energetic performances. They’ll be performing at the Auditorio Nacional on February 6 and 11, the Auditorio Telmex in Guadalajara on February 13, and the Auditorio Citibanamex in Monterrey on February 22.
The Warning’s success comes from their powerful sound, blending hard rock and heavy metal influences. Their songs, like “Choke” and “Evolve,” have led them to collaborate with major figures in the rock scene, making their return to Mexican stages a key moment for fans.
Festivals: Bahidorá, Vive Latino, and Tecate Pa’l Norte
Mexico’s festivals also stand out this year. In February, Festival Bahidorá returns to Parque Nacional Las Estacas in Morelos from February 14 to 16. Bahidorá is known for its unique concept of merging music, art, and nature, where attendees can experience a vibrant mix of alternative music and outdoor activities.
In March, all eyes turn to the Vive Latino Festival, taking place March 15 and 16 at Mexico City’s Foro Sol. Vive Latino is an emblem of Latin American music, bringing together both established artists and emerging talent in a celebration of musical and cultural diversity.
Tecate Pa’l Norte, held at Parque Fundidora in Monterrey from April 4 to 6, is another highly anticipated event. With a lineup featuring big names like Green Day, Justin Timberlake, and Olivia Rodrigo, this festival is one of the largest in northern Mexico and attracts thousands from across the country.
Oasis’s Historic Reunion and the Arrival of Ghost
One of the most surprising events of 2025 is the reunion of Oasis, who will perform two concerts at Mexico City’s Estadio GNP Seguros on September 12 and 13. The British band, which disbanded in 2009 after disputes between the Gallagher brothers, is returning to the stage with the same nostalgic spirit that made them iconic. Known for hits like “Wonderwall” and “Don’t Look Back in Anger,” this reunion promises a historic moment for fans.
September will also bring the arrival of Swedish heavy metal band Ghost to Mexico City, where they’ll perform at the Palacio de los Deportes on September 24 and 25. Known for their theatrical style and blend of heavy metal with striking visuals, Ghost has amassed a dedicated following. Led by Tobias Forge, the band is famous for immersive concerts that combine musical intensity with theatrical aesthetics.
What Else Awaits in 2025?
With a full year of concerts and festivals ahead, Mexico’s music scene is poised to stand out in 2025. From Joaquín Sabina’s intimate ballads to Ghost’s intense metal shows and the highly anticipated Oasis reunion, these events offer something for every music lover. Now is the time for fans to prepare, secure their tickets, and ensure their place at these unforgettable events.
Will 2025 become one of the best years for live music in Mexico? The impressive lineups and diversity of genres certainly set high expectations and the promise of memorable concerts.
