The popular Mexican band’s U.S. tour will begin on July 6 in San Diego, CA and comes ahead of its new studio album.
After recently celebrating its 25th anniversary, the iconic Mexican rock band División Minúscula is now preparing to fire up audiences in the United States this summer with its upcoming US Tour 2023, which is already causing a stir among fans who are eager to experience the group’s energy-fueled style in venues across America.
The authors of iconic hits such as “Sismo”, “Sognare”, “Las Luces De Esta Ciudad”, “Humanos Como Tu”, and “Veneno Es Antídoto (S.O.S.)”, among many others, will soon kick off a much-anticipated tour that will begin on July 6 at the Music Box in San Diego. and will make stops in major cities such as Los Angeles, San Jose, Dallas, Houston, and Chicago, among others. It will also include an appearance at the annual Latin American music festival Ruido Fest in Chicago on August 19
The US tour follows the extraordinary success of the acclaimed band’s 25th anniversary tour “División 25 Años,” which culminated with a sold-out show at Mexico City’s emblematic Palacio de los Deportes in December 2022 and that served as further proof of the incredible ongoing impact that the band has had on the Mexican music scene.
División Minúscula’s U.S. run of shows also comes ahead of its upcoming album, which comes five years after the band’s previous studio project “Fronteras” and will mark the next chapter in the band’s evolution with a cutting-edge sound that is sure to defy fans’ expectations.
With four studio albums, one live album, and one EP under its belt, División Minúscula has left a lasting impact on the music industry during a career that has spanned more than two impressive decades. Establishing itself as a major act in Latin music, and as one of the most unique bands in Latin rock, it has captivated generations of listeners with its immersive sound and sincere, melodic stories. With its new tour and album on the way, División Minúscula will only continue to reaffirm its reputation as an undeniable force in the contemporary Latin rock scene.
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