Aterciopelados Phoenix tickets

Get Your Aterciopelados Tickets in Phoenix: 2026 Concerts & Tour Schedule

Imagine catching Aterciopelados live in Phoenix , where every seat at The Van Buren offers a prime view of what’s guaranteed to be a night to remember. This band isn’t just about playing music, they’ve shaped Latin American rock with their powerful message on women’s rights and social issues, all wrapped up in infectious melodies that blend traditional rhythms with modern sounds. Their sets are known for storytelling that hits you deep, making you feel like you’re part of something bigger, a cultural celebration, a movement, a shared experience. Fans often talk about the energy that just pulses through the room, how each song echoes different facets of Latin culture, from fiery guitar riffs to soulful vocals. It’s not just a concert, it’s an immersion into the heart of Colombian music and resilience. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to their sound, every show promises surprises, charm, and that unmistakable vibe that lingers long after the last note fades away. Don’t miss out on this chance to witness history in the making, a night that’s sure to leave you inspired and craving more.

Aterciopelados Concert Live at The Crescent Ballroom | Phoenix – November 13th, 2026

If you're looking for a night full of energy and unforgettable live music, The Van Buren is where the magic happens. This venue has a reputation for hosting some seriously awesome acts from around the globe, bringing a vibrant mix of performances that keep the crowd hyped. Back in 2019, they kicked off their first Patron Appreciation Evening, complete with giveaways and surprises that made fans feel extra special. The eclectic schedule often includes everything from fiery dance routines to multimedia shows that push the boundaries of your typical concert experience. Mezzanine seats are a sweet spot, offering a great balance of view and sound without feeling like you’re on top of everyone else. If you’re rushing in, General Admission usually gets you in quicker, but honestly, it depends on how busy things are that night. And if you’re trying to find the place, just look for the historic buildings on Van Buren Street, it’s hard to miss. Coming from the south? Take northbound Central Avenue and then swing left onto Van Buren Road. Putting together a night with Aterciopelados Phoenix at The Van Buren is guaranteed to be a wild ride filled with passion, energy, and good vibes, definitely a must-see for any music lover.

What time does Aterciopelados start at The Crescent Ballroom ?

Aterciopelados starts at 8:00 PM on Friday, November 13, 2026. The event listing gives the concert time as 8:00 PM; door times may be announced separately.

How much are Aterciopelados tickets at The Crescent Ballroom ?

Aterciopelados tickets are about $47.22–$376.60. Live ticket listings can change by seller, section, and availability.

What songs does Aterciopelados play?

The setlist is expected to include songs from La Pipa de la Paz along with catalog hits. Specific songs for the Phoenix concert have not been posted in the available listing information.

Who is opening for Aterciopelados?

No separate opening act is currently listed for Aterciopelados. The available lineup identifies Aterciopelados as the headliner only.

How long is the Aterciopelados concert?

The concert is expected to last about 90 minutes. The available event information confirms an 8:00 PM show time but does not provide a Phoenix-specific set length.

What tour is Aterciopelados on?

Aterciopelados are on the La Pipa de la Paz Tour, celebrating the album’s 30th anniversary. The tour is associated with their anniversary performances in 2026.

What is the address of The Crescent Ballroom ?

The Crescent Ballroom is at 308 N. 2nd Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona 85003. It is located in downtown Phoenix.

What style of Latin music does Aterciopelados play?

Aterciopelados play Colombian Latin alternative and rock music. Their sound combines Latin rhythms with alternative rock, including songs such as “Bolero Falaz” and “Florecita Rockera.”

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