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Pedro Fernandez announces "Ave Fenix Two'r" U.S. dates

The Mexican icon's run opens October 15 at the YouTube Theater in Inglewood and wraps December 5 in San Diego.

Pedro Fernandez

Pedro Fernandez sings into a microphone on stage, wearing a black charro suit with silver embroidery and a red bow tie monogrammed with the letter P.
Fernandez performing at the Teleton opening ceremony in 2014. Photo: SEGEGOB, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Mexican singer Pedro Fernandez announced his "Ave Fenix Two'r" tour on August 11, opening in the U.S. at the YouTube Theater in Inglewood, California, on October 15. Live Nation billed the run in a Spanish-language announcement translated as: "He's back! Pedro Fernandez is taking flight once again with his Ave Fenix Two'r."

From Inglewood, the tour continues to the San Jose Civic on October 17, then moves east for stops including Madison Square Garden's Infosys Theater in New York on November 4, the Rosemont Theatre outside Chicago on November 6, and the Yaamava' Theater in Highland, California, on November 11.

The run continues through Las Vegas, Wheatland and Denver in mid-November, then Texas dates in Hidalgo, Houston and San Antonio, before closing with back-to-back shows in Phoenix on December 4 and San Diego's Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre on December 5.

Organizers billed the show as a reimagined live experience with a setlist of Fernandez's biggest hits, among them "Yo No Fui," "Amarte a la Antigua," "Mi Forma de Sentir" and "El Aventurero." General tickets go on sale August 14, with a presale for Citi cardmembers starting August 11.

The tour joins the tour guide among the rest of the fall's new Latin dates from Pedro Fernandez.

The facts

  • Tour opens October 15, 2026 at the YouTube Theater in Inglewood, CA
  • 13-city U.S. run wraps December 5 in San Diego
  • General tickets on sale August 14; Citi cardmember presale August 11
  • Setlist expected to include "Yo No Fui," "Amarte a la Antigua," "Mi Forma de Sentir" and "El Aventurero"

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