Alejandro Sanz Estadio GNP Seguros Date Set for 10 October in Mexico
MEXICO · LIVE MUSIC
Key Facts
- —The country Mexico is the largest Spanish-language concert market outside Spain and takes most major tours.
- —What happens Alejandro Sanz plays Estadio GNP Seguros on Saturday 10 October 2026, from 9 p.m.
- —The venue The ground was called Foro Sol until it was renamed in June 2024. It holds 65,000 for concerts.
- —The money Tickets run from 620 pesos, about US$35, to 7,087 pesos, about US$401.
- —The catch The venue sits inside a motor-racing circuit, so access is slow on concert nights.
The Alejandro Sanz Estadio GNP Seguros show fills a 65,000-capacity ground that Mexicans still call the Foro Sol.
Alejandro Sanz plays Estadio GNP Seguros in Mexico City, Mexico, on Saturday 10 October 2026. The Alejandro Sanz Estadio GNP Seguros date belongs to his tour called ¿Y ahora qué?
What happens on 10 October
Alejandro Sanz plays Estadio GNP Seguros in Mexico City on Saturday 10 October 2026. Listings give a 9 p.m. start.
The stadium is at Viaducto Río Piedad and Río Churubusco, in the Iztacalco borough. It sits inside the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez.
The concert belongs to his tour billed as ¿Y ahora qué? The Spanish phrase means, roughly, and now what.
Tickets are sold through Ticketmaster Mexico. Sales opened at the end of April 2026.
A bank presale ran first, on 29 April. General sale opened the following day.
What the Alejandro Sanz Estadio GNP Seguros tickets cost
The cheapest general tier is 620 pesos, about US$35. Holders of a disability card pay the same price.
Mid-range zones run from 868 pesos, about US$49, to 2,530 pesos, about US$143. These cover the coloured stand sections.
The platinum tiers rise from 2,728 pesos, about US$154, to 7,087 pesos, about US$401. Those are the closest seats.
Currency conversions here use the rate of 25 September 2026, when US$1 bought about 17.67 Mexican pesos.
The venue and its new name
The ground was known as the Foro Sol for three decades. A renaming was announced in January 2024 and made official that June.
It closed for most of 2024 while it was rebuilt. It now holds about 65,000 people for concerts.
The stadium stands inside the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, the city’s motor-racing circuit. It also serves as a baseball ground.
Many people in Mexico City still say Foro Sol. Both names refer to the same place.
The rename follows a pattern across Latin America. Sponsors now hold naming rights on most large venues in the region.
Who Alejandro Sanz is
Alejandro Sanz is a Spanish singer and songwriter from Madrid. He has recorded since the early 1990s.
His songs sit between pop, flamenco and Latin ballad. Corazón Partío is the one most people know.
Mexico has been among his strongest markets for three decades. He plays the country on almost every tour.
He has worked with Mexican and wider Latin American artists throughout his career. Those collaborations keep his audience broad.
Spanish artists have a long history in Mexican arenas. The traffic runs both ways, and has done for decades.
How to reach the stadium
Metro line 9 stops at Ciudad Deportiva, the usual station for the venue. Line 8 at Velódromo is a second option.
The circuit has several gates, and tickets specify which one to use. Entering by the wrong gate costs a long walk.
Traffic around the complex is heavy for hours after a show. Public transport usually beats a car or a ride app.
Metro services run later than usual on concert nights. Checking the last departure before the show is still worthwhile.
The stadium is near Mexico City airport. Aircraft noise is part of the experience at outdoor events there.
What this means for residents and visitors
A Saturday date suits anyone travelling from outside the capital. Domestic flights and buses both serve the city well.
October evenings in Mexico City are mild, and rain is possible. The stadium floor is open to the sky.
Buy through Ticketmaster Mexico rather than resale sites. Prices there already include applicable fees.
The songs are in Spanish and the crowd knows them. A visitor without the language will still follow the night.
Stadium shows in the capital finish late. Planning the journey home before the encore is the practical move.
What is not yet known
No support act has been confirmed. Stadium bills in Mexico City often add one in the final weeks.
The set list has not been published. A tour named after a recent album usually mixes new and older material.
How many tickets remain was not clear at the time of writing. Sales opened in April 2026.
Whether further Mexican dates will follow has not been confirmed. Several were announced earlier in the year.
Gate opening times had not been published either. Ticketmaster usually adds them closer to the date.
FAQ
When is the Alejandro Sanz Estadio GNP Seguros concert?
Saturday 10 October 2026, with listings giving a 9 p.m. start. The venue is in the Iztacalco borough of Mexico City.
How much do tickets cost?
From 620 pesos, about US$35, to 7,087 pesos, about US$401. Ticketmaster Mexico is the seller and prices include applicable fees.
Was this stadium called something else?
Yes. It was the Foro Sol until a renaming announced in January 2024 and made official that June.
How do I get there by metro?
Line 9 to Ciudad Deportiva is the usual route, with line 8 to Velódromo as an alternative. Check which gate your ticket specifies.
Sources: Infobae México ticket report, 28 April 2026; SDP Noticias; Songkick listing.
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