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Thursday, October 8, 2026

Mexico Guides

Interpol, Queens of the Stone Age Mexico City

By · October 8, 2026 · 7 min read
Aerial view of the Estadio Ciudad de los Deportes in Mexico City, with blue and yellow stands around the pitch and apartment blocks on all sides
Photo: ProtoplasmaKid / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 4.0)

MEXICO · CONCERT GUIDE

Key Facts

  • —The city Mexico City, at the Estadio Ciudad de los Deportes in Benito Juárez.
  • —What happened Interpol and Queens of the Stone Age booked a joint stadium night.
  • —When Saturday, 6 March 2027; Superboletos lists 7:30 p.m. (8:30 p.m. US Eastern).
  • —Tickets Official seller Superboletos, linked from the Queens of the Stone Age website.
  • —Prices MXN 1,057 to 5,815 with fees (about US$59 to US$323).
  • —Still open Opening act, set times and other Mexico dates lack official confirmation.

Two well-known American rock bands share one stadium stage in Mexico City next March. The date is listed by the band and the official seller, and tickets are already on sale.

Interpol and Queens of the Stone Age play Mexico City’s Estadio Ciudad de los Deportes on Saturday, 6 March 2027. The Queens of the Stone Age Mexico City show pairs two American bands on a bill not announced for any US city.

Los40 México reported that sales opened on Wednesday, 23 September, through Superboletos, the seller linked from the band’s website. For US fans, the night needs a passport, a flight and some planning around transport and safety.

Why This Show Matters to US Fans

Queens of the Stone Age is a hard-rock band from the California desert, led by singer and guitarist Josh Homme. Interpol is a New York indie-rock band fronted by Paul Banks, with an unusually large following in Mexico.

In April 2024, Interpol played a free concert in Mexico City’s Zócalo, the main square, organised by the city’s culture department. Crónica reported about 160,000 people, roughly twice the capacity of a large NFL stadium.

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On 8 October, the official Queens of the Stone Age tour page listed Mexico City as its only Latin American date. Its only US date was a 16 November benefit show at The Wiltern in Los Angeles.

Interpol’s own tour page lists US shows from Detroit to Nashville between 9 and 17 October, with DIIV in support. It then lists a Tijuana date, billed as Tecate Península, on 24 October, followed by a European tour with Bloc Party.

No other date on either band’s published calendar pairs the two groups. For Southern California fans, the Tijuana show is closer, but Queens of the Stone Age is not listed there.

Aerial view of the blue and yellow stands of the Estadio Ciudad de los Deportes on the left and the round Plaza México bullring on the right, separated by a street
The stadium (left) stands across the street from the Plaza México bullring, a handy meeting point on show night (drone photo, June 2026). Photo: ProtoplasmaKid / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 4.0)
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Schedule and Line-Up

Sopitas and Diario de México reported Interpol’s 2027 Mexico dates on Thursday, 17 September. Queens of the Stone Age posted the Mexico City show on its own tour page the same day.

Superboletos lists the Queens of the Stone Age Mexico City concert for Saturday, 6 March 2027, at 7:30 p.m. local time. That is 8:30 p.m. US Eastern, because US daylight saving time begins only on 14 March.

The seller does not say whether 7:30 p.m. is the door time or the first act. Set times for each band had not been published by 8 October.

Sopitas reported that The Black Angels, a psychedelic rock band from Austin, Texas, will open the Mexico shows. The Queens of the Stone Age listing names only Interpol as the other act.

Both outlets also reported Interpol-only shows at Arena Guadalajara on Tuesday, 2 March 2027, and Arena Monterrey on Tuesday, 9 March 2027. The ticket seller for those two dates could not be confirmed.

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How to Buy Tickets Safely

The official band website sends buyers for the Queens of the Stone Age Mexico City date to Superboletos, a Mexican ticket platform. Superboletos titles the event “Interpol & Queens of the Stone Age” and lists the date, time and stadium.

Los40 México reported that sales opened at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, 23 September. On 8 October, Superboletos listed 11 zones from 1,057 to 5,815 pesos including fees (about US$59 to US$323).

Prices are charged in Mexican pesos, so a US card may add a foreign transaction fee. Conversions here use 18.01 pesos per US dollar, so every 1,000 pesos is about US$56.

Buy only through Superboletos or a link on an official band website, and avoid resellers on social media. Tickets offered by strangers outside the stadium may be fake or already used.

Keep the order confirmation and the card used for the purchase until after the show. Read the seller’s terms before paying, because delivery options and charges are set at checkout.

Getting to the Stadium

The Estadio Ciudad de los Deportes stands at Calle Indiana 255 in the Benito Juárez borough, south of the historic centre. It sits across the street from the Plaza México bullring, which makes a useful meeting point.

The closest public transport is the Ciudad de los Deportes stop on Metrobús Line 1, which runs along Avenida Insurgentes. TV Azteca describes the stop as only metres from the stadium.

The nearest Metro stations are San Antonio on Line 7 and Insurgentes Sur on Line 12, each a walk away. Expect packed platforms after the show, when the stadium empties at once.

Récord reported fares in June of 5 pesos (about US$0.28) for the Metro and 6 pesos (about US$0.33) for Metrobús. A ride-hailing car is simpler late at night, though prices often rise after big events.

Benito Juárez International Airport lies in the east of the city, so allow time for traffic on the way to your hotel. The State Department advises app-based services such as Uber or Cabify, or regulated taxi stands.

Safety and Costs for Visitors

The US State Department rates Mexico City at Level 2, “exercise increased caution,” because of terrorism and crime. Its advisory, dated 29 May 2026, says petty crime is frequent in tourist and non-tourist areas.

It tells US government staff not to hail taxis on the street and urges citizens to follow the same rule. It also suggests using ATMs inside banks and watching for card-skimming devices.

Jalisco, the state around Guadalajara, is rated Level 3, “reconsider travel.” The Guadalajara metropolitan area has no travel limits for US government staff, and Nuevo León, home to Monterrey, is Level 2.

A US passport book is required to fly into Mexico, because a passport card is not accepted for air travel. No visa is needed for visits of up to 180 days, and immigration officers set each permitted stay.

At international airports, Mexico issues a digital entry record, the Forma Migratoria Múltiple (FMM). Keep the passport stamp or the downloadable record, because it shows the date you entered.

The main cost is the ticket, at about US$59 to US$323 including Superboletos fees. A Metro or Metrobús ride to the stadium costs well under US$1, according to the June fares.

What It Means for You

For US residents, the Queens of the Stone Age Mexico City show is a rare chance to see both bands together. It also means a weekend in Mexico City, so plan flights, hotel and transport early.

Buy only through Superboletos, and check the Queens of the Stone Age tour page before booking travel. Those two pages are the first places any change in date or time should appear.

Budget for a peso-priced ticket, possible card fees and a ride-hailing trip after the show. Check the State Department advisory again shortly before you fly, because ratings can change.

What Is Not Known

How many tickets have sold is not public, though the show was not marked sold out on 8 October. Running order, set lengths and stage times have not been published.

Interpol’s own tour page did not yet list any March 2027 Mexico date on 8 October. The Black Angels’ opening slot and the Guadalajara and Monterrey shows rest on Mexican media reports.

It is unclear whether organisers will add a second Mexico City date. Venue rules on bags, cameras and minors had not been published by 8 October.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the Interpol and Queens of the Stone Age show in Mexico City?

It is on Saturday, 6 March 2027, at the Estadio Ciudad de los Deportes. Superboletos lists 7:30 p.m. local time, which is 8:30 p.m. US Eastern.

Where can I buy official tickets?

Superboletos is the seller linked from the official Queens of the Stone Age website. Avoid social media resellers and street sellers, whose tickets may be fake.

Do US citizens need a visa for the concert trip?

No visa is needed for stays of up to 180 days, according to the US State Department. You need a valid passport book to fly, and immigration sets your permitted stay on arrival.

How do I get to the Estadio Ciudad de los Deportes?

Metrobús Line 1 stops at Ciudad de los Deportes on Avenida Insurgentes, just metres from the stadium. Metro stations San Antonio (Line 7) and Insurgentes Sur (Line 12) are within walking distance.

Sources: Queens of the Stone Age, official tour page and Mexico City listing; Superboletos, event page; Interpol, official site and tour widget; US State Department, Mexico travel advisory; US State Department, Mexico country information; Sopitas; Diario de México; Los40 México; Crónica; TV Azteca; Tus Buenas Noticias; Récord; open.er-api.com exchange rates (all accessed 8 October 2026).

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