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Key Facts
- —What is happening Los Tigres del Norte play El Campín stadium in Bogotá on Saturday, 6 February 2027, moved from 7 November 2026, with a listed 6 p.m. start, also 6 p.m. US Eastern.
- —Why it matters The Mexican norteño band marks 60 years of its career with its first solo stadium show in the Colombian capital, so November ticket holders must now plan around a new date.
- —The numbers General admission costs COP 135,750 to COP 293,000 with fees (about US$43 to US$92); numbered boxes cost far more, up to about US$4,182 with fees.
- —Who is who Los Tigres del Norte are a Mexican norteño group, TuBoleta is the official ticket seller, Eventos y Producciones Silra is the listed organiser, and Sencia runs the stadium.
- —What to watch Ticket conditions after the postponement are not yet published, so watch TuBoleta and the organiser before you book flights or hotels.
- —Power Index Colombia ranks 6th of 14 in The Rio Times Latin America Power Index, with 51.1 points (November 2026 edition).
- —What it means for you US citizens need no visa for stays up to 90 days, but Colombia is at State Department Level 3, so book refundable travel and arrange rides in advance.
A Mexican norteño band returns to Bogotá’s main stadium on a new date. Here is what changed, what tickets cost and how US fans can go.
Los Tigres del Norte now play Estadio Nemesio Camacho El Campín in Bogotá on Saturday, 6 February 2027. Sencia, the company that manages the stadium, announced the move from 7 November on Wednesday, 28 October 2026.
TuBoleta, the official ticket seller, lists doors at 3 p.m. and the show at 6 p.m. local time. Colombia has no daylight saving time, so Bogotá matches US Eastern time in February.
Why This Show Matters to US Fans
Los Tigres del Norte are a Mexican norteño group, a regional Mexican music style. The organisers describe the Bogotá night as a celebration of 60 years of the band’s career.
They promise more than four hours of continuous hits, a large musical production, live mariachi and the Ballet Folclórico de México. That description dates from June 2026, so check whether the production changes for the February date.
Songs named in that announcement include Jefe de Jefes, Pedro y Pablo, Contrabando y Traición and La Mesera. The setlist for the new date has not been published.
TuBoleta’s listing calls the night the band’s first solo stadium show in Bogotá. Earlier Bogotá concerts took place at the Movistar Arena, an indoor arena, in 2023 and 2024.
What Changed and Why
Sencia said on 28 October that it was adjusting November events at El Campín to protect football fixtures and the pitch. It said calendar changes shortened the gaps between matches and the time to build and clear stages.
Local reports add that concern about the grass after the BTS concerts in October 2026 also played a part. The original date was Saturday, 7 November 2026, and the new date keeps the same stadium.
One other event moved as well. The Megaland Bacano festival shifted from Friday, 20 November to Thursday, 19 November 2026 at Vive Claro, with refunds available through TuBoleta.
Bogotá’s sports and recreation institute, known as IDRD, opened a sanctioning procedure against Sencia over an alleged contract breach. It summoned the company for Thursday, 29 October 2026 to explain the condition of the pitch.
Sencia said each promoter would announce its own event details through official channels, including conditions for tickets already bought. None of the statements found by 3 November said whether November tickets stay valid or can be refunded.
Schedule and Start Time
TuBoleta’s event page lists doors at 3 p.m. and the show at 6 p.m. on Saturday, 6 February 2027. The page banner still showed 7 November on 3 November, but its detail section and the stadium operator give 6 February.
Bogotá is on UTC minus five all year, and US Eastern time is also UTC minus five in February. A 6 p.m. start in Bogotá is therefore 6 p.m. in New York.
On the US West Coast, the same start is 3 p.m. Pacific time. Fans flying in from California should plan to arrive the day before.
No opening act or set length has been published for the February date. If the show runs for the four hours promised in June, it would end around 10 p.m. or later.
TuBoleta lists a minimum age of 18 for this concert. Parents who plan to bring teenagers should check that rule before buying.
Tickets and Prices
TuBoleta names Eventos y Producciones Silra as the party responsible for the event. Sales began with a registered presale on Tuesday, 16 December 2025, and general sale opened the next day.
On 3 November the page showed a third sales stage, with pitch-level admission the cheapest. It cost COP 111,250 plus a COP 24,500 fee (about US$35 plus US$8), or about US$43 in total.
The north upper stand costs COP 129,000 plus COP 29,000 in fees (about US$41 plus US$9). The upper east stand costs COP 139,000 plus COP 19,000 (about US$44 plus US$6).
The lower east stand costs COP 157,000 plus COP 35,000 (about US$49 plus US$11). The upper west stand costs COP 195,000 plus COP 43,000 (about US$61 plus US$14).
A VIP section in the upper west stand costs COP 215,000 plus COP 40,850 (about US$68 plus US$13). The lower west stand costs COP 240,000 plus COP 53,000 (about US$75 plus US$17).
Numbered boxes start at COP 900,000 plus COP 171,000 (about US$283 plus US$54). Hospitality boxes reach COP 10.9 million plus COP 2.41 million (about US$3,424 plus US$757).
The chart does not say whether box prices are per seat or per box. It lists about 30,300 places across all zones, which is the seller’s own table, not an official attendance figure.
Buy only through TuBoleta or its authorised points of sale, and avoid resellers on social media. Colombian sellers charge in pesos, so a US card may add a foreign transaction fee.
Keep your order confirmation and the card used for the purchase. If you bought for 7 November, ask TuBoleta and the organiser now, because refund and transfer terms have not been published.
Getting to El Campín
El Campín is the stadium Sencia manages in Bogotá, and it hosts both professional football and large concerts. Because football comes first, a clash with a match is the main reason the date moved.
For recent concerts, TransMilenio, Bogotá’s bus rapid transit system, served the stadium from the Movistar Arena and Campín–UAN stations. Thirteen trunk routes stop there on normal schedules: 4, B72, C25, C30, D21, G30, H21, H72, L25, B11, E42, G11 and G42.
Feeder TransMiZonal routes also stop near the stadium on Calle 63, Calle 53, Carrera 24 and Avenida NQS. A TransMilenio notice for a 31 October concert counted 39 such routes.
After that concert, TransMilenio added eight special services to terminals including Portal 80, Portal Norte and Portal Sur. No special service has been announced for 6 February.
On that occasion, feeder bus hours were not extended, and riders were told to carry a recharged, personalised tullave card. Plan the trip home before the show, because dispatches follow demand.
Prearranged rides are the simpler choice late at night. The State Department bars US government employees from hailing street taxis, and private visitors can treat that as a signal.
Safety and Costs for Visitors
The State Department rates Colombia at Level 3, Reconsider Travel, in an advisory issued on 17 April 2025. It cites crime, terrorism, civil unrest and kidnapping.
Its Level 4 areas are Arauca, Cauca excluding Popayán, Norte de Santander and the Venezuela border region. Bogotá is not among them, but violent crime is common in many areas and demonstrations can close roads without notice.
US citizens do not need a visa for stays of 90 days or less. The passport must be valid for the whole stay, and carrying more than US$10,000 in currency requires a declaration.
The State Department advises supplemental medical evacuation insurance, because the US government does not pay medical bills abroad. Carry prescriptions in their original packaging with a doctor’s prescription.
Entry rules, bag limits and prohibited items for this show have not been published. Check the TuBoleta event page and the organiser’s channels before you pack.
Conversions use 3,182.99 pesos per US dollar, the official rate set by Colombia’s central bank for 3 November 2026. Rates move daily, so the final card charge may differ.
What It Means for You
For US residents, this is a stadium night in a country under a Level 3 advisory, so weigh the trip carefully. Choose refundable flights and hotels until the organiser publishes ticket conditions.
If you already hold a November ticket, contact TuBoleta and the organiser for validity and refund terms. If you want to buy, use only TuBoleta.
Budget for a ticket from about US$43 including fees, plus flights, a hotel and rides home. Check the State Department advisory again shortly before you fly.
What Is Not Known
Whether tickets bought for 7 November stay valid, can be transferred or can be refunded has not been published. Sencia did not name the promoter in its statement, and the organiser has not posted terms in the sources checked.
Opening acts, set length and the stadium’s entry rules for 6 February have not been announced. Transport plans, including any special TransMilenio service, are also unannounced.
TuBoleta’s chart does not say whether box prices are per seat or per box. The page’s banner still showed the old date on 3 November, so the seller may update it.
The IDRD procedure against Sencia was still open when this guide was written, so further changes cannot be ruled out. The football calendar for February 2027 was not available.
Connected Coverage
- Colombia news and guides from The Rio Times
- Bogotá city guide for expats and visitors
- What to Do in Bogotá in November 2026
- Karol G Bogotá, Colombia 2026: Three El Campín Shows, December 4–6
- The Strokes Bogotá, Colombia: December 2, 2026, Coliseo MedPlus
Frequently Asked Questions
When are Los Tigres del Norte playing in Bogotá?
They play El Campín on Saturday, 6 February 2027, with doors at 3 p.m. local time. The show starts at 6 p.m., which is also 6 p.m. US Eastern.
Why was the Bogotá concert moved?
Sencia, which manages the stadium, moved it from 7 November 2026 to protect the football calendar and the pitch. It announced the change on 28 October.
Where can I buy official tickets and what do they cost?
TuBoleta is the official seller. On 3 November, general admission cost COP 135,750 to COP 293,000 with fees, about US$43 to US$92.
Do US citizens need a visa for Bogotá?
No visa is needed for stays of 90 days or less, but the passport must be valid for the whole stay. The State Department rates Colombia at Level 3, Reconsider Travel.
Sources: TuBoleta, Los Tigres del Norte event page; Colombian press report on the postponement (28 October); Regional press report on El Campín schedule changes; Press report quoting the Sencia statement; Press report on the confirmed new dates; Public broadcaster report on the 60-year show; Press report on the 2024 Movistar Arena concert; Press report on the 2023 Movistar Arena concert; Bogotá city government, TransMilenio routes to El Campín; Press report on TransMilenio service on 31 October; US State Department, Colombia travel advisory; US State Department, Colombia country information; Banco de la República, representative market rate (all accessed 3 November 2026).
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