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Alejandro Fernández adds Phoenix stop to 2026 tour

Mexican music icon paying tribute to legendary father on U.S. run

Mexican music icon Alejandro Fernández has announced an extension of his acclaimed De Rey A Rey Tour with new dates for 2026, including a Phoenix stop.

The tour kicks off in May and will arrive at Arizona Financial Theatre on Sept. 20.

Alejandro’s daughter, Camila Fernández, will join him on tour as the opening act.

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ON TOUR

Alejandro Fernández adds Phoenix stop to 2026 tour

Mexican music icon paying tribute to legendary father on U.S. run

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Mexican music icon Alejandro Fernández has announced an extension of his acclaimed De Rey A Rey Tour with new dates for 2026, including a Phoenix stop.

The tour kicks off in May and will arrive at Arizona Financial Theatre on Sept. 20.

Alejandro’s daughter, Camila Fernández, will join him on tour as the opening act.

The De Rey A Rey Tour is a tribute to Fernández’s legendary father, Vicente Fernández. Through timeless ranchera classics the show celebrates a musical legacy.

Recognized for both his artistry and philanthropy, Fernández was honored by the U.S. Congress in 2023 for his four decades of contributions to Mexican music, Latino culture, and global humanitarian efforts. Earlier this year, he became one of the first Latin artists to donate to the Los Angeles Fire Department in response to the devastating wildfires that swept the region — a place he calls his second home.

Tickets are available at ticketmaster.com.

Alejandro is the first artist to achieve #1 album sales in four consecutive decades (1990s, 2000s, 2010s, and 2020s). He has 12 #1s on Latin Airplay Billboard’s chart, the most chart-topping songs by a regional Mexican artist.

Similarly, he has earned four Latin Grammys, including Best Ranchero/Mariachi Album for his 17th album “Te Llevo en la Sangre” from 2024.

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