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Chile Expats & Nomads

US Metal Band Motionless In White Plays Santiago 7 March

By · November 3, 2026 · 7 min read
Street front of the Teatro Caupolicán in Santiago with a red Entrada Norte sign, concert banners above and a silver car parked outside under a blue sky
Photo: Carlos Figueroa Rojas / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)

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Key Facts

  • What is happening US metal band Motionless In White plays Teatro Caupolicán in Santiago on Sunday, 7 March 2027, at 9 p.m. Tickets are on sale at Puntoticket, and the presale is already sold out.
  • Why it matters The show is one stop in the band’s Come to Latin America Tour 2027, which also lists Mexico City on 26 February. Chilean fans get a Sunday-night show at a historic Santiago theatre.
  • The numbers Tickets list from CLP 57,500 (about US$58) to CLP 103,500 (about US$104), service charge included. The standing floor costs CLP 69,000 (about US$69).
  • Who is who Motionless In White is an American metal band from Scranton, Pennsylvania. Free Fall, a Chilean production company, is the organiser, and Puntoticket is the official seller.
  • What to watch Door times, support acts and age rules are not published on the seller page. Whether general-sale tickets remain could not be checked.
  • Power Index Chile ranks 3rd of 14 in The Rio Times Latin America Power Index, with 63.6 points (October 2026 edition).
  • What it means for you The US State Department rates Chile Level 2, exercise increased caution, and US citizens need no visa for up to 90 days. A 9 p.m. start in Santiago is 7 p.m. in New York.

US metal band Motionless In White plays Teatro Caupolicán in Santiago on Sunday, 7 March 2027. Tickets are on sale at Puntoticket, from CLP 57,500 (about US$58).

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Motionless In White, an American metal band, plays the Teatro Caupolicán in central Santiago on Sunday, 7 March 2027. Tickets went on general sale on 30 October at Puntoticket, and the presale has sold out.

For a US fan or an expat in Chile, this is a Sunday-night theatre show with prices from about US$58. This guide covers the tickets, the venue, entry rules and what is still unknown.

Who Motionless In White Is and Why Santiago

Motionless In White is an American metal band from Scranton, Pennsylvania. Its 2027 Latin American run is called the Come to Latin America Tour.

Besides Santiago, the run lists Mexico City on 26 February and São Paulo on 5 March 2027. The sources checked did not say when the band last played in Chile or whether Santiago closes the run.

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No support act has been named. The seller page lists the producer as Productora de Eventos Free Fall Ltda., and Puntoticket is the seller.

In Plain English

Puntoticket is a Chilean online ticket seller, and CLP is the Chilean peso. Teatro Caupolicán is a historic theatre in central Santiago.

Cancha is the standing floor in front of the stage. Platea is raised seating, and a palco is a box.

Tickets and Prices

Puntoticket is the official seller for this show. Its page says the presale, which began on 29 October at 11 a.m., is sold out.

General sale began on 30 October at 11 a.m., the page says. It does not show how many tickets remain in each zone.

Cancha, the floor, costs CLP 60,000 plus a CLP 9,000 service charge. That is CLP 69,000 in total (about US$69).

Platea Baja and Platea Alta, the two raised seating zones, each cost CLP 50,000 plus CLP 7,500. That is CLP 57,500 in total (about US$58).

Wheelchair spaces and companion tickets are priced at the same CLP 57,500 (about US$58). The page does not say how many wheelchair spaces exist.

Palco B, C, D and E, the box seats, cost CLP 90,000 plus CLP 13,500. That is CLP 103,500 in total (about US$104), and the page does not say how many people a box holds.

Conversions use CLP 994.29 per US dollar, the Banco Central de Chile observed rate of 27 October 2026, the latest published, rounded. The page states no purchase limit, age rule or ticket delivery method.

It says only that every person entering the venue needs a ticket. Check the Puntoticket page for any rule added before the show.

Teatro Caupolicán and How to Get There

The theatre’s own site gives the address as San Diego 850, Santiago. The seller page does not state the capacity for this show or say where doors and queues form.

No parking plan has been published for the show. Ride-hailing apps and taxis work from central Santiago, but fares were not checked for this guide.

Metro de Santiago, the city’s subway, publishes a trip planner and live line status on its website. Check the last-train time before you go, because a 9 p.m. start will end late.

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Safety, Entry Rules and Costs for US Visitors

The US State Department rates Chile Level 2, Exercise Increased Caution, in an advisory updated on 18 August 2026. It cites crime, unrest and health.

The advisory says petty crime such as mugging, pickpocketing and theft is common in Chile. It adds that violent crimes also occur, including assaults, homicide, carjackings and residential break-ins.

It says large demonstrations may occur in Santiago and other cities with little or no notice. They often disrupt transport, including public buses and the Santiago metro.

The advisory also notes a US health notice for Andes virus, a type of hantavirus, in the region. It says the risk for most travellers is extremely low.

The US State Department says US citizens need no visa for a tourist or business stay of up to 90 days. It says arrivals on a tourist passport get a tourist card valid for 90 days.

Chile’s migration service says a transitory-stay permit allows up to 90 days, extendable once by up to 90 more days. The extension costs the equivalent of US$100, and the border police issue a card that records the permit.

Chile’s clocks are on summer time on 7 March, and New York is on standard time until 14 March 2027. A 9 p.m. start in Santiago is therefore 7 p.m. in New York.

No hotel, taxi or transport prices were checked for this guide. The ticket prices above, from about US$58, are the only confirmed costs.

What It Means for You

For a US fan, the main costs are the flight and a ticket from about US$58. Buy only from Puntoticket, because it is the seller named by the organiser’s listing.

Expats in Santiago can reach the theatre by metro or ride-hailing app and should plan the trip home early. Visitors with non-US passports should check Chile’s entry rules for their nationality.

What Is Not Known

Door times, the support act, the age rule and any ban list for bags or cameras have not been published. Whether any zone has sold out could not be checked.

It is not confirmed how many people a box holds or how tickets are delivered. Refund and transfer rules are also not stated.

What Comes Next

Organisers usually publish door times and the final access plan closer to a concert, so watch the Puntoticket page. The same theatre hosts Slash in April 2027.

Connected Coverage

For the city, see the Santiago city page and the Chile hub. For more shows, see What to Do in Santiago in November 2026.

For another show at the same theatre, see Slash Plays Santiago, Chile, on 2 April 2027. For the same tour in Brazil, see Motionless In White in São Paulo.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is Motionless In White in Santiago?

At 9 p.m. on Sunday, 7 March 2027, Motionless In White plays Teatro Caupolicán in Santiago. The seller page does not give a door time.

How much do Motionless In White Santiago tickets cost?

Tickets list from CLP 57,500 (about US$58) to CLP 103,500 (about US$104), with the service charge included. The standing floor is CLP 69,000 (about US$69).

Where do I buy Motionless In White Santiago tickets?

Puntoticket, a Chilean online ticket seller, is the official seller. The presale is sold out, and general sale began on 30 October.

Sources: Puntoticket, Motionless In White Chile 2027 (date, venue, prices); Teatro Caupolicán, official site; Metro de Santiago; US State Department, Chile travel advisory; US State Department, Chile country information; Servicio Nacional de Migraciones, transitory stay; timeanddate.com, Santiago daylight saving 2027; Banco Central de Chile observed dollar, as listed by the tax service (all accessed 3 November 2026).

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