The Corona Capital Festival is one of Mexico’s biggest and most anticipated music events. This year, the iconic festival celebrates its 15th edition on November 14, 15, and 16 at the legendary Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez—a venue that transforms each year into a music haven for thousands of fans.
If you’re thinking about traveling to Mexico to catch one of the artists performing, one of your first questions is probably: how much do tickets cost? While official prices haven’t been announced yet, the festival typically sells tickets in phases, with prices increasing at each stage. There are also different categories available—from general admission to VIP.
According to Milenio, general admission passes in the first phase are expected to start around 5,000 pesos (about $295 USD) and could rise to 8,000 to 10,000 pesos (roughly $470 to $590 USD) depending on the type of pass and when you buy it.
This year’s lineup is stacked and doesn’t disappoint. At the top of the bill: Foo Fighters will headline on Friday, November 14, Chappell Roan takes the stage on Saturday, November 15, and closing the weekend on Sunday, November 16 is one of the most anticipated returns—Linkin Park, who will be performing in Mexico once again.
If you can’t—or simply don’t want to—travel to Mexico City for the festival, no worries. You can catch Corona Capital 2025 from the comfort of your home. The live broadcast will be available on the festival’s official platforms, including Facebook, YouTube, and TikTok.
According to El País, you’ll also be able to stream the festival on Twitch. The livestream will follow the official schedule, so you can tune in to see your favorite artists right as they hit the stage.
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