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Myke Towers Guadalajara: September 18 Show Is Missing From the Auditorio Telmex Calendar in Mexico

By · September 13, 2026 · 5 min read

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Key Facts

  • What happened The Myke Towers Guadalajara concert set for 18 September is gone from the Auditorio Telmex calendar.
  • How big The hall seats 8,712 people and is owned by the Universidad de Guadalajara.
  • What it means Ticket sites still sell a night that the venue itself no longer lists for September.
  • The catch Nobody has announced a cancellation, so holders have no refund window and no new date.
  • Who it affects Ticket holders in the metro area, plus visitors who booked travel around 18 September.
  • What comes next The booking already moved once from 27 May 2026, and no third date has been announced.

The Myke Towers Guadalajara concert was listed for Friday 18 September at the Auditorio Telmex. The venue’s own September calendar no longer shows it.

The curved glass facade and cantilevered roof of the Auditorio Telmex in Zapopan, Guadalajara, seen from the street.
The Auditorio Telmex in Zapopan. The University of Guadalajara hall no longer lists the 18 September booking. (Photo: “Auditorio telmex” by Jorge Blanco dragon, via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.)
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The Myke Towers Guadalajara show was booked for Friday 18 September 2026 in western Mexico. The Auditorio Telmex no longer lists that concert on its published calendar.

What the venue calendar shows

The Auditorio Telmex publishes its own month-by-month programme. Its September 2026 page lists eight shows, and none of them is this concert.

That page still carries dates from earlier this month. The 18 September slot is simply not on it.

The venue’s event page for the booking now returns an error. It no longer loads the listing that search results still point to.

Cancelled shows at this hall usually stay online with the word CANCELADO in the title. This one was taken down instead.

The hall’s calendar can be filtered by month and by year. The September 2026 view is the one that omits the booking.

Our roundup of the Auditorio Telmex September lineup covers the rest of the month at the same hall.

What the ticket listings still say

Songkick still shows the concert for Friday 18 September 2026 and marks it on sale. It gives both doors and start time as 21:00, or nine at night.

Two local event sites, Conciertos Guadalajara and Tudu, also still carry the date. All three put the venue at Avenida Obreros de Cananea 747 in Zapopan.

Listing sites often lag behind a venue by weeks. A hall’s own calendar is the better guide when the two disagree.

StubHub México shows no event for this artist at this venue. Ticketmaster México is the seller named on the listings that remain.

How the date got to September

The booking was first set for Wednesday 27 May 2026. Songkick still prints the line ‘Fecha original: 27 de mayo de 2026’.

TV Azteca reported the move on 8 May 2026. The artist wanted more time to prepare new music and a bigger stage show.

That report said May tickets stayed valid for the new night. It also said refunds opened on 15 May 2026.

So 18 September was already the second date printed for this booking. No third date has been announced.

The rest of the Mexico run

The tour was billed as the Myke Towers Gira México 2026. Other stops on it have since fallen away.

On 27 August local outlets reported three cancellations. Veracruz on 17 September, Cancún on 19 September and Torreón on 2 October were all dropped.

The Veracruz date had been booked at the Auditorio Benito Juárez. The Cancún show was set for the Plaza de Toros there.

Refunds for those dates run through Boletea and SuperBoletos. No public reason was given for the cancellations.

El Gráfico reported in August that some fans had waited months for their money. Those complaints concern earlier cancelled dates, not this one.

What the Auditorio Telmex is

The Auditorio Telmex is a concert hall owned by the Universidad de Guadalajara, the state’s public university. It opened on 1 September 2007.

The room seats 8,712 people. It is widely described as the main show venue in western Mexico.

It stands on the university’s Los Belenes campus in Zapopan, not in central Guadalajara. Zapopan is a separate city, joined to Guadalajara by an unbroken stretch of streets.

The hall is roofed and seated throughout. Ride-hailing apps such as Uber and DiDi reach it from anywhere in the metro area.

Our Guadalajara cost of living guide explains what taxis and nights out normally cost here. It is worth a look if the city is new to you.

Who the artist is

Myke Towers is a rapper and singer from Puerto Rico. He works mainly in reggaeton and Latin trap, two Spanish-language styles built over heavy beats.

Reggaeton grew out of Panama and Puerto Rico in the 1990s. Latin trap is its slower, darker cousin, borrowed from the southern United States.

He has played this city before. A local music site reported a show by him at this same hall in August 2025.

His North American dates run under the name La Pantera Negra Tour. The Mexican leg was billed separately, under its own name.

What ticket holders should do now

Do not book flights or hotels around this date yet. Ask Ticketmaster México in writing whether your ticket is still valid.

Keep your original booking email and your card statement. Both are proof of purchase if a refund window opens.

Public listings do not show a ticket price for this date. Treat neat round figures on resale pages with suspicion.

Check the venue’s own programme page before you travel. It is the first place a restored date would appear.

Organisers have not announced a cancellation for this night. They have also not confirmed that it is going ahead.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Myke Towers still playing in Guadalajara on 18 September 2026?

That is unclear. Ticket sites still list the show, but the Auditorio Telmex no longer has it on its own September calendar.

Has the concert at the Auditorio Telmex been cancelled?

No cancellation has been announced. The venue’s event page has been taken offline, which is not the same as a public cancellation.

Was this date moved before?

Yes. The booking was first set for 27 May 2026 and moved to 18 September, with May tickets kept valid.

What should I do with my ticket?

Ask Ticketmaster México in writing before you travel. Keep the original booking email and your card statement as proof of purchase.

Sources: Auditorio Telmex, Songkick, TV Azteca, El Gráfico, Conciertos Guadalajara, StubHub México; see https://www.auditorio-telmex.com/programacion.php and https://www.songkick.com/concerts/43085553-myke-towers-at-auditorio-telmex and https://www.tvazteca.com/azteca7/noticias-musica/en-plena-euforia-por-bts-cancelan-importante-concierto-en-mexico-estas-sonrazones/

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