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Inspector’s 30th Anniversary Tour arrived at San Diego’s House of Blues, where fans gathered to celebrate decades of beloved hits delivered in the band’s signature blend of ska, reggae, and 1960s rock-and-roll. Take a look at some of the night’s most memorable moments.
Photo credit: Pedro Torres

Fonseca brought his Tropicalia Tour to Los Angeles. Turning the Peacock Theater into a vibrant showcase of Colombian pop-tropical sound as part of his seven-city U.S. run.

Xavi, the 21-year-old rising voice in regional Mexican music, brought his full banda to Petco Park’s Gallagher Square in San Diego for a powerhouse live performance.

Bandalos Chinos made their San Diego debut at the House of Blues as part of their world tour, bringing their signature blend of alternative rock and synth-pop all the way from Argentina.
Photographer: Pedro Torres

SOMA turned into a massive party, proving the band’s unstoppable momentum as they continue their rise in the regional alternative scene.
Photographer: Pedro Torres

Manuel Turizo proved that Tour 201 is more than just a concert series — it’s a tribute to his roots, a celebration of Latin identity, and an invitation for fans to step inside his story.
Photographer: Pedro Torres

Simpson Ahuevo kicked off Molotov’s 30th anniversary concert at San Diego’s SOMA, igniting the crowd with an electrifying opening set.
Photographer: Pedro Torres

Molotov’s 30th anniversary tour, Txxxr, made a fiery stop at a sold-out SOMA in San Diego, delivering a night of rock en español history that fans won’t soon forget.
Photographer: Pedro Torres

La Santa Cecilia brought a vibrant celebration of Hispanic culture, heartfelt love, and instrumental mastery to the House of Blues in San Diego.
Photographer: Pedro Torres

Amanda Miguel lit up the historic Balboa Theatre as fans of all ages sang along to her despecho classics and multigenerational anthems at full volume.
Photographer: Pedro Torres

Eladio Carrión made history in New York with a blazing DON KBRN Tour stop at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center, delivering pyrotechnics, massive visuals, theatrical choreography, and an electrifying bond with the crowd.
Photographer: Cesar Calderón

Bomba Estéreo and Rawayana turned San Diego into the world of Astropical, delivering a musical journey filled with psychedelic visuals, surprise covers, and irresistible dance energy.
Photographer: Pedro Torres