Five Mexican Bands to See Live at the First Edition of Warped Tour Mexico
Here is a selection of five Mexican bands to enjoy live at the first edition of Warped Tour Mexico, which will take place this weekend.
This Saturday, September 12, and Sunday, September 13, 2026, the first edition of Warped Tour will take place in our country, marking an important moment for punk rock fans.
Here we recommend five Mexican bands you should see live, which currently play an important role in the scene and will now share the stage with various international artists.
Elli Noise
Formed in 1999 and with a career that has remained consistent over the years, the band has marked a before and after through female representation in the scene, with Mariana Priego as its leader.
The band will perform on Sunday and promises to put on a very special show for fans who have followed them for years. Among their most-listened-to songs are “Aire Frío,” “No Estacionarse,” and “Romance Eterno.”
Pedro y el Lobo
This is one of the newer bands keeping the punk rock scene alive in Mexico. They emerged during the pandemic thanks to their leader, Pedro Regalado, who, after being a musician in several bands, decided to create his own project.
They have managed to win over new generations who closely follow the genre. The band will perform on Saturday, and among the songs you should listen to are “La Generación del Caso Perdido,” “Fuerte no soy,” and “Lo peor de mí.”
Thermo
Originally from Guadalajara, Jalisco, this is one of the bands that represents the struggles and embraces the sadness of the fans who have followed them for years. On social media, they have expressed their excitement about fulfilling a dream they have pursued since the late 1990s.
Their performance will take place on Sunday, and among the songs we recommend listening to beforehand are “Alza la voz,” “Lo siento,” and “Nuevas ideas.”
Moorelo
Originally from Monterrey, Nuevo León, they began their career in 2015 and have become one of the leading names in the current scene, with a fresh sound that has won over new generations.
Their performance will take place on Sunday, and some of the songs you should listen to are “Rosa y Miel,” “Control,” and “Brillo.”
Say Ocean
Led by Andrés González, better known as “Piña,” the band has kept the scene alive, inspired by the first groups that made it possible in Mexico.
They are now ready to check off one of their goals. Their show will take place on Sunday, and some of the songs you should listen to are “Amnesia,” “Dile A Todos Tus Amigos,” and “Esta Hubiera Sido La Canción En Mi Myspace Cuando Me Cortaste.”
Source: mexico.as
