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Grammy-nominated group Fuerza Regida is officially entering stadium territory.
The group has announced its first-ever U.S. stadium tour, This Is Our Dream, a nine-stop run that kicks off June 18 at Petco Park in San Diego before moving through major cities, including Los Angeles, Houston, New York and Arlington’s Globe Life Field on July 31. For North Texas, it instantly becomes one of the biggest Latin shows of the summer roster.
The milestone tour arrives during a new creative chapter for the San Bernardino-bred band. Their latest project, 111XPANTIA, marked a pivotal evolution, leaning into classic regional Mexican foundations while steering away from the narco-heavy controversy that has often surrounded corridos. Instead, the album doubled down on party anthems, love ballads and hustler mentality that has fueled Fuerza Regida’s rise. Upon release, the project dominated social media and reaffirmed the group’s ability to balance tradition with mainstream appeal.
Momentum has only grown in 2026. The band kicked off the year with “Triston,” a melodic cumbia-norteño single infused with corrido influences that highlights their continued sonic expansion. As the song gained traction, Fuerza Regida surged back into Spotify’s Top 8 most-streamed artists globally, underscoring the genre’s worldwide impact.
Their ascent has been historic. Last year, the group sold out back-to-back shows at the Hollywood Bowl and Madison Square Garden, becoming the first act to sell out both venues in the same weekend. Now, they’re scaling up even further, hitting emblematic venues from Dodger Stadium to Globe Life Field.
Awards recognition has followed their commercial dominance, too. Fuerza Regida earned a nomination for Regional Mexican Artist of the Year at the iHeartRadio Music Awards and picked up eight Premio Lo Nuestro 2026 nominations, further cementing their position at the forefront of música mexicana’s expansion.
Their takeover of Globe Life Field this July will be another milestone in the genre’s ongoing stadium era breakthrough and rise in mainstream culture. General public tickets go on sale Friday, Feb. 20.
