Vive Latino 2026

Plan Your Vive Latino Trip

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Lineup

Headliners

Lenny Kravitz

Saturday · Escenario Principal

RockSoulFunk

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The Smashing Pumpkins

TBA · Escenario Principal

Alternative RockGrunge

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Juanes

Saturday · Escenario Principal

Latin RockPop Latino

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Also Performing

Cypress Hill

Hip Hop · Rap Rock

The Mars Volta

Progressive Rock · Experimental

Greta Van Fleet

Hard Rock · Blues Rock

Tom Morello

Rock · Alternative Rock

Scorpions

Hard Rock · Heavy Metal

Kings of Leon

Alternative Rock · Indie Rock

Festival Guide

Vive Latino is Latin America's most important rock festival and Mexico City's biggest annual music event. Since 1998, it has championed rock en español while embracing hip hop, ska, reggae, electronic, and international acts. Foro Sol (now Estadio GNP Seguros) holds 65,000 per day. The lineup is a perfect blend of Latin rock legends (Café Tacvba, Molotov, Caifanes) and international headliners. If you want to understand the energy of Latin American rock culture, there is no better place. Mexico City is one of the world's great cities — the food alone is worth the trip. Tacos al pastor, mole, mezcal, and street food that rivals any Michelin restaurant. Roma/Condesa neighborhoods are walking distance from incredible restaurants. Getting there: Mexico City International Airport (MEX) is 30 minutes from the city center. Metro and Uber are cheap and efficient. The venue is in the Iztacalco district, accessible by metro. Pro tip: March weather in CDMX is dry and warm (24°C). Altitude is 2,240m so drink extra water and take it easy on day one. The mezcal tent at the festival is legendary.

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FAQ

When is Vive Latino 2026?

March 14-15, 2026 at Foro Sol, Mexico City.

How much are tickets?

2-day passes start around MXN 3,500 (€175). Day tickets from MXN 2,000 (€100). VIP options available.

Is Mexico City safe for tourists?

The tourist areas (Roma, Condesa, Polanco, Centro Histórico) are safe and well-patrolled. Use common sense, Uber at night, and avoid displaying expensive items.

What language are the performances in?

Primarily Spanish for Latin acts, English for international artists. You do not need to speak Spanish to enjoy it, but knowing some enhances the experience.

What about the altitude?

Mexico City is at 2,240m (7,350ft). Drink plenty of water, go easy on alcohol the first day, and give yourself time to acclimate.