Kanye West is taking his ongoing stadium concert run to Mexico, with the rapper announcing a major show at Estadio Banorte in Mexico City on March 19, 2027. The performance will bring Ye’s current live production to one of the largest stadiums in the world, adding another international stop to his expanding concert schedule.
The concert is set for Estadio Banorte, formerly known as Estadio Azteca, which has undergone extensive renovations ahead of its next chapter as a major venue for sporting and entertainment events. With a capacity of approximately 87,000, the stadium offers a huge setting for Ye’s elaborate stage production and a potentially enormous audience for his first announced Mexico City performance of the run.
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Fans hoping to attend can already register their interest through yemexicocity.com, where pre-registration is currently available for early ticket access. However, ticket prices, general sale dates and further details about the purchasing process have not yet been announced. The pre-registration option is therefore the only confirmed step available to prospective attendees at this stage.
The Mexico City announcement arrives as Ye continues to bring his Bully era to stadium audiences. On October 31, the rapper performed at Houston’s NRG Stadium for a Halloween night concert that featured surprise appearances from Playboi Carti and his daughter North West.
Carti joined Ye for several songs, among them “Carnival,” “Sky,” “Timeless,” “EVIL J0RDAN” and “FE!N,” while North appeared during performances of “Legacy” and “Talking.” The production once again centered on a massive spherical stage featuring visual representations of Earth and the moon.
The ongoing Ye Live Concert Tour marks his first major headlining stadium run in a decade, following the Saint Pablo Tour in 2016. It began in April with two shows at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, which reportedly generated more than $32 million combined from approximately 149,000 tickets sold.
Before heading to Mexico, Ye has additional U.S. dates scheduled, including November 7 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington and November 21 at State Farm Stadium in Glendale.
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