Mägo de Oz Mexico City Concert Set for 15 November 2026 at Arena CDMX
MEXICO · LIVE MUSIC
Key Facts
- —The city Mexico City, a metropolitan area of more than 20 million people, has several large arenas, including Arena CDMX in the north.
- —Why it matters Mägo de Oz, a Spanish folk-metal band founded in Madrid in 1988, has a large following in Mexico.
- —What happened Its La Noche de las Brujas tour plays Arena CDMX on Sunday 15 November 2026, at 21:00 Mexico City time.
- —What it means for you Tickets on Superboletos cost MX$565–2,008 (US$32–115), and doors open at 19:00.
- —Still open The final set list and any support act had not been announced by 24 September 2026.
The Mägo de Oz Mexico City date is one of 13 Mexican stops on a tour built around the band’s 2025 album.
Mägo de Oz, the Spanish band that mixes heavy metal with Celtic folk, plays Mexico City on Sunday 15 November 2026. The Mägo de Oz Mexico City concert takes place at Arena CDMX, with doors at 19:00 and the show at 21:00.
Tickets are sold on Superboletos, a Mexican ticketing platform, and at the arena box offices. Prices run from MX$565 to MX$2,008 (US$32 to US$115).
Mägo de Oz Mexico City: Date, Venue and Tickets
Arena CDMX, also called Arena Ciudad de México, stands in Azcapotzalco, in the north of the capital. It opened in 2012 and holds up to about 22,300 people, making it one of the city’s largest indoor venues.
The cheapest seats, in the Rosa section, cost MX$565 (US$32), and the Café section MX$691 (US$40). Seats on the arena floor start at MX$1,067 (US$61) in the red zone, and the VIP floor costs MX$1,883 (US$108).
The top price, MX$2,008 (US$115), applies to a group of sections including Pepsi, Toyota and Amarillo. Service charges may be added at checkout.
Tickets went on sale on 14 November 2025, a full year ahead. The promoter is Zignia Live, a Mexican concert company.
Who Mägo de Oz Are
Drummer Txus di Fellatio founded Mägo de Oz in Madrid in 1988. The band mixes heavy metal with Celtic folk, with violin and flutes alongside electric guitars.
Albums such as Finisterra and Gaia made it one of the most popular bands in Spanish-language rock. Songs like Fiesta Pagana and Molinos de Viento became anthems in Spain and Latin America.
The band’s name means the Wizard of Oz, after the children’s story. The line-up has changed often over the years.
The current singer, Rafa Blas, joined in 2023, and violinist Carlos Prieto, known as Mohamed, is a long-standing member.
The tour takes its name from Malicia: La Noche de las Brujas, the album the band released in October 2025. Infobae expects a set that mixes it with older songs such as Molinos de Viento, Fiesta Pagana and Astaroth.
Why a Spanish Band Tours Mexico So Widely
This tour has 13 Mexican dates, from Tijuana in the north to Oaxaca in the south. That spread shows how deep the band’s audience runs outside the capital.
Mägo de Oz sings in Spanish, so there is no language barrier for Mexican fans. Its songs about pagan festivals, witches and old legends suit a big, theatrical live show.
Rock in Spanish has a long history in Mexico, where bands from Spain and Argentina have toured for decades. Mägo de Oz has toured Mexico repeatedly over the years.
The Rest of the Mexican Tour
The Mexican leg began at the Feria Nacional de Zacatecas on 16 September. Guadalajara follows on 7 November, then Torreón on 12 November and Monterrey on 13 November.
After Mexico City come Oaxaca on 18 November, Puebla on 20 November and Hermosillo on 25 November. Mexicali, Tijuana, León, Querétaro and Toluca close the run by 5 December.
Venues range from arenas, such as Arena Guadalajara and Arena Monterrey, to auditoriums and polyforums. In Tijuana the band plays El Trompo, and in Hermosillo an open-air venue, Parque La Ruina.
What It Means If You Live in Mexico City
Arena CDMX is some distance from neighbourhoods such as Roma, Condesa and Polanco, where many foreigners live. Allow extra time on a Sunday evening, and plan the return trip before you go.
Ride-hailing apps are the simplest option after a late show. Buy tickets only through Superboletos or the arena box office, as resale tickets may be fake.
Mexico City sits about 2,240 metres above sea level, so November nights can be cool. Bring a jacket for the walk out of the arena.
Doors open two hours before the show, so there is time to find your seat and eat inside the arena. Sunday traffic is usually lighter than on weekdays, but big events still slow the roads nearby.
What Comes Next
Superboletos will publish any changes to times or entry rules. No support act had been announced by 24 September 2026.
For wider context, see Mexico Explained 2026.
Sources: Infobae, tour dates and details, 8 September 2026; SDP Noticias, Arena CDMX prices; Publimetro México, on-sale announcement; Radio Líder, remaining dates, 23 September 2026. Exchange rate: mid-market rate of 24 September 2026 (open.er-api.com), MX$17.47 per US dollar.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the Mägo de Oz Mexico City concert?
It is on Sunday 15 November 2026 at Arena CDMX. Doors open at 19:00 and the show starts at 21:00 Mexico City time.
How much are the tickets?
Prices on Superboletos run from MX$565 (US$32) in the Rosa section to MX$2,008 (US$115) in the top-price sections. VIP floor tickets cost MX$1,883 (US$108).
What is La Noche de las Brujas?
It is the tour’s name, taken from the band’s latest album, Malicia: La Noche de las Brujas, from October 2025. The Mexico City show is one of 13 Mexican dates.
Who sings for Mägo de Oz now?
Rafa Blas has been the band’s singer since 2023. Founder and drummer Txus di Fellatio still leads the group.
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