Calle 24

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Calle 24

9 upcoming dates · 8 cities · 1 country

Calle 24 is the stage name of a Mexican singer from Chihuahua who emerged as a leading figure in the urban sierreño movement, a style blending traditional regional Mexican instrumentation with hip-hop and urban production. He broke into the national scene in 2021 with the track "Mi Nueva Familia," quickly building an audience within Mexico's evolving regional music scene.

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  1. Aug 2San DiegoSomaView details
  2. Aug 2San DiegoSOMA - MainstageView details
  3. Aug 3Los AngelesThe WilternView details
  4. Aug 7PhoenixThe Van BurenView details
  5. Aug 10DenverFillmore Auditorium (Denver)View details
  6. Aug 22CharlotteThe UndergroundView details
  7. Aug 23AtlantaTabernacleView details
  8. Aug 24OrlandoHouse of Blues OrlandoView details
  9. Sep 13San AntonioAztec TheatreView details

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About Calle 24

His profile rose sharply with "Qué Onda," a collaboration with Chino Pacas and Fuerza Regida developed with producer Miguel Armenta in California in 2023, which became the centerpiece of his third album, ONDEADO$. The track crossed one billion streams on Spotify and earned Diamond certification from the RIAA, helping push his monthly Spotify listenership toward 20 million.

Calle 24 has since performed at events including Coca-Cola Flow Fest in Mexico City and toured alongside collaborators such as Fuerza Regida. In 2026 he launched his first headlining tour of the United States, the Eterno Tour, a Live Nation-promoted run of fifteen dates beginning in San Jose, California, and closing in Chicago, marking his transition from a featured collaborator to a solo headlining act.

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