Peso Pluma Gira / Tour 2026

Inside Peso Pluma

Peso Pluma is the artist who pulled corridos tumbados from regional Mexican playlists into the global pop conversation, and he did it without softening the form's accordion-and-tuba spine or trading Spanish for a crossover hook. Born Hassan Emilio Kabande Laija in Zapopan, Jalisco on June 15, 1999, he started uploading home-recorded corridos in his late teens and surfaced on Mexican streaming charts through 2020 and 2021 with a voice that splits the difference between traditional ranchera phrasing and the rasp-and-cadence of trap. The 2023 single Ella Baila Sola with Eslabon Armado made him the first artist to take a Mexican song into the top 10 of the Billboard Hot 100, charting at No. 4 and routing música mexicana through Spotify's global daily Top 50 for months. Génesis arrived in June 2023, hit No. 3 on the Billboard 200, and won the Latin Grammy for Best Música Mexicana Album. The Tiny Desk concert at NPR that fall — performed with a full norteño band, tuba and bajo quinto and requintos forward in the mix — gave a US audience that had never sat with the genre a 25-minute introduction on the form's own terms. Éxodo followed in 2024 as a 24-track double album splitting corridos tumbados across one side and trap-and-reggaeton collaborations across the other, with PRC, Lady Gaga, and La People II inside it. He founded Doble P Records as the operational engine for the wider corridos tumbados movement and tours stadiums at home — Estadio Banc of California, Foro Sol, Estadio Akron — alongside arena routings across the United States and Canada. This page is the central hub for tour dates, ticket guidance, the typical setlist, and the cities he plays most.

About Peso Pluma

Hassan Emilio Kabande Laija grew up in Zapopan, on the western edge of the Guadalajara metropolitan area, in a Lebanese-Mexican family with roots that he has spoken about openly in interviews — his paternal grandparents emigrated from Lebanon, and he holds dual heritage that he references obliquely in the catalogue. He picked up guitar in his early teens, listened to Ariel Camacho, Gerardo Ortiz, Calibre 50, and the wider sierreño-and-corrido lineage that runs through Sinaloa and Jalisco, and started writing his own corridos in high school. The early uploads in 2020 — recorded at home, distributed through SoundCloud and YouTube — caught the attention of producers working in the corridos tumbados scene that was already coalescing around artists like Natanael Cano, who had broken the form open by braiding traditional norteño instrumentation with trap drums, 808s, and the cadence and slang of urban Latin rap. Peso Pluma's contribution to the form was a voice that sat comfortably in either world: the breathy, sustained ranchera notes when the song called for it, the clipped trap delivery when the beat shifted. The 2022 single El Belicón with Raúl Vega broke him out on Mexican streaming charts; AMG with Natanael Cano and Gabito Ballesteros in early 2023 went massive across Latin America; Ella Baila Sola with Eslabon Armado, released in March 2023, became the genre's first true global hit. The song's success was structural — it ran simultaneously on TikTok, on US Latin radio, on Mexican regional radio, on Spotify's flagship playlists, and on the Billboard Hot 100 — and it pulled the entire corridos tumbados scene up with it. Génesis dropped in June 2023 with PRC, Lady Gaga, Bipolar, and Lagunas inside it, hit No. 3 on the Billboard 200, and took the Latin Grammy for Best Música Mexicana Album. The NPR Tiny Desk concert that October cemented the cultural moment: a full band with tuba, bajo quinto, requinto, and tololoche playing Lady Gaga, Por las Noches, and Rosa Pastel in arrangement that highlighted the form's traditional bones rather than the trap production layered on top in the studio versions. Éxodo arrived in June 2024 — a 24-track double-disc release split between Disco Éxodo (corridos tumbados, with collaborators including Gabito Ballesteros, Natanael Cano, and Tito Double P) and Disco Éxodo II (trap and reggaeton crossovers including Bellakeo with Anitta and La People II). He founded Doble P Records to sign and develop adjacent corridos tumbados artists, with Tito Double P and Joel de la P among the early signings.

Peso Pluma tour dates and live show

When Peso Pluma tours, he scales between stadium and arena tiers depending on the market. The Doble P Tour ran North American arenas in 2023 — Crypto.com Arena, Madison Square Garden, United Center, the Kia Forum — with stadium dates in Mexico at Estadio Akron in Zapopan, Estadio Banc of California in Los Angeles for the US peak, and Foro Sol in Mexico City for the home-country anchor. The Éxodo Tour scaled the production further in 2024, leaning into the double-album format with extended setlists and a wider visual program. A typical Peso Pluma show runs roughly 100 to 115 minutes built around a live norteño-influenced band: bajo quinto, requinto, tuba, tololoche, and a percussion line forward in the mix, with trap drums and 808 sub layered through the production for the corridos tumbados cuts and the Disco Éxodo II crossovers. The staging leans on mariachi-tinged horn section work for the more traditional sections of the set, accordions and tuba walking the bass line on the corridos, and a tighter trap-production palette on the Anitta and pop-leaning collaborations. The visual identity is rooted in Jalisco and the wider regional Mexican lineage — Doble P branding, sombreros and tactical-wear hybrids on the stage crew, video work that nods to ranch life and Guadalajara street culture without leaning kitsch. Openers on US arena dates have rotated through Doble P Records artists — Tito Double P, Gabito Ballesteros, Joel de la P — alongside one-off corridos tumbados guests in specific markets. If he is touring in your region, the schedule strip above shows every confirmed date.

Peso Pluma tickets

Peso Pluma tickets for arena tour dates start in the $80–$140 range for upper-level seats on the day of on-sale and climb to $250–$450 for lower-bowl seats and floor GA once Ticketmaster dynamic pricing engages. Front-pit and premium floor packages typically clear $600–$900 face value in the largest markets — Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Houston, Mexico City — and resale on StubHub, SeatGeek, and Vivid Seats can land higher for weekend dates and for markets with a single confirmed stop on the routing. Stadium dates at Foro Sol, Estadio Akron, and Banc of California carry a wider price spread, with upper-tier general admission as low as $60 USD equivalent and field GA and premium boxes climbing past $500 in the biggest markets on weekend nights. Official on-sales run through Ticketmaster as the primary in the US and Canada and Ticketmaster Mexico for CDMX and Guadalajara dates, with Doble P fan pre-sales and Ticketmaster Verified Fan codes distributed to registrants 24–72 hours ahead of the public window for high-demand dates. Register for Verified Fan ahead of any announced market — the codes are the only realistic path to face-value lower-bowl seats. Set an alert on this page rather than checking once and walking away — Peso Pluma on-sales clear lower-bowl and floor inventory inside the first ten to twenty minutes of every confirmed date.

Peso Pluma setlist

A typical Peso Pluma setlist runs 22 to 28 songs across roughly 100 to 115 minutes and braids the Génesis and Éxodo eras with the earlier breakthrough singles. Ella Baila Sola with Eslabon Armado anchors the singalong center of the set — the room sings every word in Spanish regardless of market — and Lady Gaga, PRC with Natanael Cano, AMG, La Bebe (Remix) with Yng Lvcas, Bipolar, Carnal, Tulum, La Vida es Carrera, and Por las Noches rotate through the main run depending on the night. The Éxodo cuts — Bellakeo with Anitta, La People II, Rosa Pastel, Vino Tinto, Bruce Wayne — sit alongside corridos tumbados collaborations from the Génesis cycle and the early breakthrough material like El Belicón and Por las Noches. The arrangements lean into the live norteño band — tuba, bajo quinto, requinto, tololoche — across the corridos tumbados block and shift toward a tighter trap-and-reggaeton palette for the crossover cuts. Night-to-night variation is moderate; the Doble P Tour and Éxodo Tour have both leaned on a relatively fixed structure for production reasons with one or two slot swaps per market. For exact night-by-night setlists, setlist.fm tracks every confirmed Peso Pluma date with crowd-submitted song-by-song lists posted within hours of the encore — the most reliable source for what was actually played at a specific show.

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