Yuridia Las Cartas Sobre La Mesa Tour 2027 US Dates
Yuridia brings her 19-date Las Cartas Sobre La Mesa Tour to the US starting February 2027.
Something Dope · · 4 min read

Yuridia is heading back to the United States. The regional Mexican powerhouse just announced her Las Cartas Sobre La Mesa Tour 2027, an 19-date run promoted by Live Nation that kicks off February 4 at the Paramount Theatre in Seattle and closes March 28 at The Theater at MGM National Harbor in Washington, D.C.
The tour hits a wide spread of cities across the country, including San Jose, Phoenix, Las Vegas, Inglewood, San Diego, Houston, Dallas, Chicago, Brooklyn, and more. California alone gets six stops, which tells you exactly where her fanbase is concentrated on this side of the border.
Ticket presales started September 8 at noon local time. General on-sale opens September 11 at 10 a.m. local time through LiveNation.com.
Why This Tour Announcement Carries Real Weight
The timing here matters. Yuridia is coming off one of the biggest moments of her career. On September 3 and 4, she became the first Mexican artist to sell out two consecutive nights at Estadio GNP Seguros in Mexico City. That is a stadium that holds tens of thousands of people, and she did it back to back. The Las Cartas Sobre La Mesa Tour is the direct follow-up to that momentum.
Her previous run, the Sin Llorar Tour, covered more than 80 cities across Mexico, Central America, the US, and Canada between 2024 and 2025. This new tour is not a small club circuit. She is playing arenas and major theaters throughout, including SAP Center in San Jose, Viejas Arena in San Diego, and YouTube Theater in Inglewood.
For context on where she stands commercially: Yuridia has released 10 studio albums, earned multiple diamond, platinum, and gold certifications, and sold over three million records across Mexico and Latin America. On the Billboard charts, she has placed multiple hits on Latin Airplay and Regional Mexican Airplay, including two No. 1 singles: "Mi Eterno Amor Secreto" with Eden Munoz and "Un Bendito Dia" with Alejandro Fernandez. Her collab with Angela Aguilar, "Que Agonia," cracked the top 10 of Latin Airplay as well.
She grew up in Arizona after being born in Hermosillo, Sonora, so this US tour is not just a market play. It is genuinely her audience.
What to Expect From Las Cartas Sobre La Mesa in 2027
Yuridia released a new single, "Que Se Vaya," on August 20. It is the first preview of her upcoming studio album, and she has confirmed it will be part of the setlist for this tour. That means fans coming to these shows get a first live look at where her next chapter is headed, before the album is even out.
She told Billboard Espanol that touring in the US is something she genuinely looks forward to, citing the time on the bus with her musicians, dancers, and family as a big part of what makes it work for her. That kind of energy tends to show up onstage.
Here is the full confirmed date list:
Feb. 4, Seattle, WA, Paramount Theatre Feb. 6, Reno, NV, Grand Theatre at The Grand Sierra Resort Feb. 7, San Jose, CA, SAP Center Feb. 11, Palm Desert, CA, Acrisure Arena Feb. 13, Phoenix, AZ, Arizona Financial Theatre Feb. 17, Highland, CA, Yaamava Resort and Casino Feb. 18, Las Vegas, NV, PH Live at Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino Feb. 20, Inglewood, CA, YouTube Theater Feb. 25, Fresno, CA, Save Mart Center at Fresno State Feb. 27, Wheatland, CA, Hard Rock Live Feb. 28, San Diego, CA, Viejas Arena Mar. 11, Houston, TX, Smart Financial Centre at Sugar Land Mar. 12, Dallas, TX, Dos Equis Pavilion Mar. 14, El Paso, TX, UTEP Don Haskins Center Mar. 18, Laredo, TX, Sames Auto Arena Mar. 19, Edinburg, TX, Bert Ogden Arena Mar. 25, Rosemont, IL, Rosemont Theatre Mar. 27, Brooklyn, NY, Kings Theatre Mar. 28, Washington, DC, The Theater at MGM National Harbor
For independent artists and creators in the regional Mexican and Latin space, Yuridia's trajectory is worth watching closely. She built her audience without crossover compromise, stacked the catalog, and is now selling out stadiums and arenas on her own terms. The new album rollout, timed to coincide with a major tour, is a case study in how to build sustained momentum in a genre that the mainstream often overlooks until the numbers are impossible to ignore. Keep an eye on how "Que Se Vaya" performs on the charts heading into the new year. That single is the early indicator of how much heat this album cycle is going to carry.
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