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Fuerza Regida is about to pop off.
The rapidly rising Mexicana group just launched their nationwide ‘Otra Peda Tour’ that will take them all over the U.S. from July through November.
Now with just 25 concerts remaining on the run — including one at Newark, NJ’s Prudential Center on Friday, Sept. 22 — fans all over the country will have the opportunity to see Jesús Ortiz Paz aka JOP and the rest of the band live.
And while most shows have tickets starting in the $50 to $100 range, some shows have shockingly inexpensive tickets available.
How cheap?
At the time of publication, we found some Fuerza Regida seats going for as low as $13 before fees on Vivid Seats.
Want to sing and dance along to “Bebe Dame,” “TQM,” “Igualito A Mi Apá,” “Dijeron Que No La Iba Lograr,” ‘Ch y la Pizza” and more live?
Here’s how you can make that happen this year.
All prices listed above are subject to fluctuation.
Fuerza Regida 2023 tour schedule
A complete ‘Otra Peda Tour’ including all dates, venues and links to the cheapest tickets available can be found below.
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Fuerza Regida set list
Although we don’t have a set list from Fuerza Regida’s show at Los Angeles’ BMO Stadium — which the LA Times vividly reviewed — here’s what they played in March 2022 courtesy of Set List FM:
01.) “El Muchacho Alegre / Ando Bien Pedo”
02.) “Me Acostumbre A Lo Bueno”
03.) “Radicamos En South Central”
04.) “Los Mire Con Talento”
05.) “Ya Se Fue Manuel”
06.) “Sigo Chambeando”
07.) “El Dinero Los Cambio”
08.) “Gente Del Flaco”
09.) “Cosas De La Clica” (Herencia de Patrones cover)
10.) “Fume Uno”
11.) “Vida Mafiosa” (Pop Unknown cover)
12.) “Mi Gusto Es” (Chalino Sánchez cover)
13.) “Lo Vieron Pasar”
14.) “Descansando”
15.) “Se Acabo”
16.) “Disculpe Usted”
17.) “Cita con Un Invento”
18.) “EL WALKS”
19.) “Sangre Michoacana”
20.) “El Muchacho Alegre”
21.) “La Sierra Negra”
22.) “Mi Nueva Familia”
23.) “Se Divisan”
24.) “Que Esta Pasando”
25.) “Los Mire Con Talento”
26.) “Me Acostumbre a lo Bueno”
27.) “En Modesto Se La Pasa”
28.) “Chingas A tu Madre”
29.) “Para Mis Viejos”
30.) “Te Hira Mejor Sin Mi”
31.) “Quien Es Usted”
32.) “Que Tal Se Siente”
33.) “El Muchacho Alegre / Me Acostumbre A Lo Bueno”
Latin stars on tour in 2023
Not gonna lie, we’re pretty stoked for this year’s slate of upcoming concerts.
In fact, there’s dozens we want to see.
To keep things simple, we whittled down our list and found five of the tours we’re most excited about that might be coming to a city near you these next few months.
• Karol G
• Maluma
• RBD
Need a little more music in your life? Check out our list of the 52 biggest concert tours in 2023 here.
