Fuerza Regida at Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre

Fuerza Regida is one of the top names in Mexican regional music, but the band was actually formed in San Bernardino, California. Jesús Ortiz Paz, Samuel Jaimez, Khrystian Ramos, José García, and Moisés López began playing together around 2015 as an homage to their Mexican heritage. From the beginning, though, it was clear that they wanted to mix corridos with mainstream sounds, particularly those from electronic music. This combination of both worlds has given the band the unique style that they’ve been able to capitalize on. It was, without a doubt, a risky proposition. Traditionalist fans of corrido music may not have been on board with these new age sounds.

In a career that spans almost ten years to this point, it’s safe to say that their bet has paid off. Fuerza Regida has built a strong following in both the US and Mexico, and that’s going to be evident on September 1st at Tinley Park. As mentioned on that day fans can expect to sing along with some of the band's most powerful heartbreak songs. It is the “But Don’t Fall in Love Tour!” So, you know what you’re getting into.

The Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre is perhaps one of the best venues in the country in the sense that it has a little something for everyone. If you want to get up close to the band, then tickets right next to the stage are the best option. Even the cheapest tickets in the house, though, allow you to have a great time. You can get a chance to dance with your partner in the gardens. It’s Fuerza Regida; they won’t have a problem blasting their guitars to make sure everyone all the way in the back can hear perfectly. Keep in mind that the ticket that you pick can heavily dictate the type of experience you’re going to have at the very beginning of September.

These guys are selling out left and right! In fact, the Tinley Park concert is one of those dates that the band has already crossed off sold out on their official IG. There are still tickets available, though, if you act fast! You won’t want to miss out on this experience with arguably the current kings of Mexican regional music.