Zoé Brings Its New U.S. Tour to Texas, California and Las Vegas
Photos: TONI FRANÇOIS
Mexican alternative-rock legends Zoé have launched a new U.S. leg of their Memorex + Rexsexex y Más tour, bringing a celebrated catalog, new music and their signature immersive live production to audiences across Texas, California and Las Vegas.
The tour follows recently sold-out dates in New York, Chicago and Los Angeles, as well as a monumental six-night run at Mexico City’s Estadio GNP Seguros. More than 390,000 fans attended those historic shows, four of which sold out completely. The achievement made Zoé the only band to perform six consecutive nights at the stadium.
For the band, made up of León Larregui, Sergio Acosta, Jesús Báez, Ángel Mosqueda and Rodrigo Guardiola, the new U.S. run represents more than a return to the stage. It opens a creative era that is more visual, experimental and expansive, blending monumental production with the songs that have connected Zoé with Spanish-language rock fans for more than 25 years.
Fans can expect beloved favorites including “Soñé,” “Luna,” “Labios Rotos,” “Vía Láctea,” “No Me Destruyas” and “Dead,” alongside newer material such as “Campo de Fuerza,” “SKR” and “Rexsexex.”
Zoé is also celebrating the release of 011025, a 27-track live album recorded during its Mexico City stadium run. The project captures the energy and emotion of those landmark concerts while documenting the intergenerational connection at the heart of the band’s career.
That same run was filmed for Memorex + Rexsexex y Más, a new live concert film set to premiere at Los Angeles’ Hola Mexico Film Festival on September 26 before arriving in movie theaters across the United States next month.
Formed in Mexico City in the late 1990s, Zoé has become one of the most influential acts in Latin American rock. With one Grammy, six Latin Grammys and a discography that includes Rocanlover, Memo Rex Commander, Reptilectric, Prográmaton and Aztlán, the band continues to evolve while staying rooted in the sound that defined a generation.
There is no Seattle date on the currently announced U.S. leg, but the band’s California and Las Vegas performances give Pacific Northwest fans a chance to catch one of Mexico’s most enduring live acts in this new era.
