Guns N’ Roses Launch World Tour with New Singles at Tecate Pa’l Norte 2026, Joined by Grupo Frontera and Turnstile
The Tecate Pa’l Norte festival in Monterrey, Mexico, served as the launchpad for Guns N’ Roses’ world tour on March 28, 2026. This event marked the live debut of their new singles, “Nothin’” and “Atlas,” amidst a lineup rich in classic and alternative rock. Grupo Frontera also took the opportunity to kick off their Triste Pero Bien C*brón Tour, which includes stops across Latin America and Europe.
A Day of Rock and Surprises
The festival’s second day featured a diverse array of performances from various artists, including Turnstile, Los Fabulosos Cadillacs, Kygo, Simple Plan, The Warning, Enjambre, Cypress Hill, Elena Rose, Lasso, Judeline, Luck Ra, and El Bogueto. The event was held at Parque Fundidora, a notable venue in the border city close to the United States.
Among the surprise performances was Mijares, who entertained the crowd with his classic hit “Soldado del Amor.” Additionally, Paty Cantú made a special appearance, collaborating with The Warning to showcase a rock-oriented performance. A notable moment occurred when singer-songwriter Paloma Morphy joined forces with huapango folk-rock musician Macario Martínez on the Entre Cheves y Compas stage.
Highlights of the Day
The festival continued on March 29, featuring headliners The Killers along with appearances from Zoé, Halsey, Panteón Rococó, Omar Courtz, Cardenales de Nuevo León, Marky Ramone, Rusowsky, and Yami Safdie, among others.
Guns N’ Roses: A Historic Performance
Guns N’ Roses chose the Tecate Pa’l Norte festival as the inaugural stop of their world tour, performing their new singles live for the first time. Lead singer Axl Rose greeted the audience, stating, “It’s good to see you.” The band opened their set with the classic “Welcome to the Jungle,” followed by a selection of their timeless hits, including “Mr. Brownstone,” “Bad Obsession,” and “Live and Let Die.” The performance also featured tracks like “Slither,” “It’s So Easy,” “Yesterdays,” and “Double Talkin’ Jive.” For a complete review and setlist, visit Billboard.
Turnstile: High-Energy Debut
Turnstile, the Baltimore hardcore band, made their festival debut after winning two Grammy Awards. Their performance was one of the most energetic of the day, starting with “Never Enough,” which ignited a mosh pit at the second stage. The audience engaged actively, dancing and singing along throughout the set, which included songs like “T.L.C.,” “I Care,” “Don’t Play,” “Real Thing,” “Seein’ Stars,” and “Holiday.”
Grupo Frontera: A Triumphant Return
Grupo Frontera marked the beginning of their 2026 international tour, Triste Pero Bien Cbrón, with a highly anticipated performance. They showcased songs from their 2025 album, Lo Que Me Falta Por Llorar*, alongside other hits that have established them as a leading act in regional Mexican music. Vocalist Adelaido “Payo” Solís III acknowledged the audience, referencing Colombian group Morat, whose hit “No Se Va” was covered by Frontera in a norteño style that reached No. 3 on the Hot Latin Songs chart in 2022. Their setlist included tracks such as “La del Proceso,” “¿Por Qué Será?” and “De Lunes a Lunes.”
Los Fabulosos Cadillacs: A Rhythmic Performance
The Argentine band Los Fabulosos Cadillacs brought their signature rhythm to the festival, performing songs like “Manuel Santillán, El León,” “Calaveras y Diablitos,” “Los Condenaditos,” and “Padre Nuestro.” Bassist Flavio Cianciarulo expressed the emotional significance of performing in Monterrey, as his wife is from the city. Their repertoire also included “Mal Bicho,” “El Satánico Doctor Cadillac,” and “Matador.”
The Warning: A Hometown Show
The Villarreal sisters, known as The Warning, delivered a powerful performance in their hometown, solidifying their status as one of Mexico’s most successful rock bands. Their set featured an explosive mix of songs, including “More,” “S!ck,” “Escapism,” “Disciple,” “Hell You Call a Dream,” and “EVOLVE.” They also surprised the audience with a special guest appearance from Paty Cantú, who performed “¿Qué Más Quieres?” alongside them.
The festival continues to attract a diverse array of talent, showcasing both established and emerging artists in the music scene.
As reported by Billboard.
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Published on 2026-03-30 03:05:00 • By FAME Delivered News Desk