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Yuri & Lucero Tickets: The Complete Guide to the Entre Amigas Tour

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Two women who defined Mexican pop across five decades are finally sharing one stage, and the demand for tickets reflects it. The Entre Amigas Tour pairs Yuri and Lucero — co-headliners, not opener and headliner — for a 13-city run across the United States that opens in Texas this November and closes in New Jersey the following May. If you’re trying to figure out when tickets go on sale, which city fits your travel plans, or what the show will even sound like, here’s everything currently known, laid out plainly.

Who Are Yuri and Lucero, and Why This Pairing Is a Big Deal

Yuri, born in Veracruz, built her career on anthems like “Maldita Primavera” and “Qué Te Pasa,” and in 2018 she received the Latin Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award for it. Lucero, meanwhile, became one of Mexican television and music’s most recognizable faces, moving fluidly between telenovelas, ranchera, and pop ballads over a career that has made her a household name across generations of Spanish-speaking households.

The two have crossed paths professionally before, but never as co-headliners of their own tour. That changed after their chemistry on the Televisa Univision competition show Juego de Voces, where the connection between them became obvious enough to fans and producers alike that a joint tour started to feel inevitable. For the first time, two of the most important and recognized female voices in Spanish-language music are sharing the stage on a concert tour of the United States.

The production company behind it, Cárdenas Marketing Network (CMN), isn’t treating this as a nostalgia package or a co-billing of convenience. Yuri and Lucero are bringing “Entre Amigas” to the stage as a production of Cardenas Marketing Network, celebrating their extraordinary careers and bringing together the hit songs that have defined generations.

What “Entre Amigas” Actually Means for the Show

The title translates roughly to “Among Friends,” and that’s the organizing idea behind the whole production. This isn’t two separate 45-minute sets stitched together with an intermission. The tour was born from the connection, chemistry, and camaraderie both artists have shown the public during their participation in “Juego de Voces,” and now they’re taking a new step in that collaboration by starring together, for the first time, on a joint tour, giving audiences a unique experience where their voices, styles, and personalities meet on the same stage.

Concretely, that means audiences should expect a back-and-forth structure: solo segments where each artist runs through her own catalog, shared numbers where the two trade verses, and production moments built specifically around their friendship rather than a generic medley. Lucero has publicly teased that mariachi will factor into at least part of the set, which would layer a more traditional Mexican-music texture on top of the pop and ballad material both women are known for. No official setlist has leaked yet, and neither artist’s camp has confirmed exactly how many duets fans will get, so some of the specifics remain a surprise until opening night in Sugar Land.

What is confirmed: there’s no supporting act on the bill right now. This is a two-woman show from start to finish, and VIP packages will include the option of a meet-and-greet photo with both artists — a detail that tends to sell out its own allotment quickly on tours like this one.

Full Entre Amigas Tour Schedule (2026–2027)

The tour runs in two distinct legs. The first is a three-city Texas opening weekend in late November 2026. Then there’s a nearly five-month gap before the production resumes in mid-April 2027 for a longer sweep through California, the Southwest, the Midwest, and the East Coast, wrapping up in New Jersey in early May.

All 13 currently announced shows run 8:00 PM local start times, and the tour begins November 27, 2026 in Sugar Land before resuming in April 2027 across California, Arizona, Texas, Illinois, Virginia, and New Jersey. Dates and venues can shift, and additional cities may still be added, so it’s worth checking each city’s ticketing page directly before locking in travel plans.

Where and When to Buy Yuri & Lucero Tickets

Presales begin Thursday, August 20, 2026, with a registration and VIP presale starting at 9 a.m. local time, followed by artist, CMN, and venue presales starting at 10 a.m. local time. The general public onsale follows on Friday, August 21, 2026, at 10 a.m. local venue time. Because presale access varies by city and by which registration list you’re on, it’s worth checking the specific event page for your date rather than assuming the same rules apply everywhere.

The primary retailer for this tour is Ticketmaster, which handles the official onsale for every date, including VIP upgrade packages. For resale and price comparison, SeatGeek is a solid second stop — its listings let you sort by section, filter by price, and see a “Deal Score” that weighs seat location against cost, which is genuinely useful when arena maps get confusing.

A few venues also route ticket buyers through their own box office pages, which sometimes carry local presale codes not available anywhere else:

• Smart Financial Centre (Sugar Land): smartfinancialcentre.net
• Freeman Coliseum (San Antonio): freemancoliseum.com
• The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park (San Diego): theshell.org
• Prudential Center (Newark): prucenter.com
• Texas Trust CU Theatre (Grand Prairie): texastrustcutheatre.com
• Desert Diamond Arena (Glendale): desertdiamondarena.com

If a listing you find looks unusually cheap or is being sold outside a recognized platform, treat it with suspicion. Duo tours with this kind of built-in cultural weight — two icons, one stage, a limited run — tend to attract resale scams in markets with large Spanish-speaking populations, and Texas, Southern California, and the Northeast corridor are exactly those markets.

A City-by-City Look at the Tour

The Texas Opening Weekend

The tour doesn’t ease into things. It opens with three shows in three days across the state that arguably has the largest built-in fan base for both artists. Sugar Land’s Smart Financial Centre, at 18111 Lexington Blvd, is a mid-sized indoor venue about 20 miles southwest of downtown Houston — intimate by arena standards, which makes it a strong pick if proximity to the stage matters more to you than a massive crowd. From there the tour jumps to San Antonio’s Freeman Coliseum, a Bexar County-owned venue at 3201 East Houston Street with a much larger capacity, before closing the opening weekend at Payne Arena in Hidalgo, deep in the Rio Grande Valley at 2600 North SH 336 — a region with one of the highest concentrations of Mexican and Mexican-American concertgoers in the country.

The California and Southwest Swing

After the long winter break, the tour picks back up in April 2027 with four California dates in nine days. San Jose’s SAP Center at 525 West Santa Clara Street kicks off the West Coast leg, followed by Los Angeles at Crypto.com Arena — 1111 South Figueroa Street, one of the largest and most recognizable venues on the entire schedule. San Diego gets something different: The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park, an open-air amphitheater on the Embarcadero at 222 Marina Park Way, operated by the San Diego Symphony. It’s the only outdoor stop on the tour, so weather and layered clothing become part of the planning conversation in a way they aren’t at the indoor arenas. The California run closes in Ontario, at Toyota Arena, 4000 East Ontario Center Parkway, serving the Inland Empire audience that often gets skipped when tours only stop in LA proper.

From there the tour heads into the desert Southwest, with a stop at Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale, Arizona — 9400 W Maryland Ave, anchoring the Westgate Entertainment District outside Phoenix — before circling back into Texas for El Paso’s Don Haskins Center at 151 Glory Road, a University of Texas at El Paso venue that regularly hosts the city’s biggest touring acts given its border-region draw.

The Final Stretch: Midwest to the Northeast

The last four dates cover a lot of geographic ground in under two weeks. Grand Prairie, Texas hosts the tour at Texas Trust CU Theatre, 1001 Performance Pl, a venue purpose-built for acoustics rather than retrofitted from a sports arena. Then it’s north to Rosemont Theatre in Rosemont, Illinois — 5400 North River Road, a compact 4,400-seat hall near O’Hare that tends to sell out fast precisely because of its smaller size. The tour then jumps to the East Coast for back-to-back closing weekends: EagleBank Arena at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia, 4500 Patriot Circle, and finally Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey, at 25 Lafayette Street, where the tour is scheduled to end its currently announced run.

What Tickets Actually Cost

Pricing for a co-headliner tour like this varies significantly by market and by how close the show is to selling out. Arena-level shows in major metros — Los Angeles, San Jose, Newark — typically carry higher floor prices for general admission and upper-level seating than smaller theater dates like Rosemont or Grand Prairie, simply because building overhead and demand both scale with market size. VIP packages, which include the photo opportunity with Yuri and Lucero mentioned earlier, sit in their own separate tier and are priced independently of standard seating — expect those to be the first allotment to disappear once the public onsale opens.

If you’re comparing prices across resale platforms, look at all-in pricing rather than the headline number. Ticketing fees on unofficial resale sites can add 20 to 30 percent to a listing that looked cheap at first glance, and that gap tends to be worse for a high-demand duo tour than for a routine single-artist show.

Tips for Getting Good Seats Without Overpaying

Getting a seat you’re happy with, at a price you’re comfortable with, usually comes down to timing and a bit of homework rather than luck.

• Register for presale access early. The registration and VIP presale opens the morning of August 20, 2026, ahead of the artist and venue presales the same day. Signing up in advance is the only way to get a presale code at all.
• Decide on your city before the onsale, not during it. Comparing seat maps across multiple cities in real time during a live onsale almost always leads to indecision and worse seats.
• Check the venue type. An outdoor amphitheater like The Rady Shell behaves differently from an indoor arena — sightlines, acoustics, and even lawn versus reserved seating change what “good seats” means.
• Use price-per-view tools. SeatGeek’s Deal Score and similar features on other platforms weigh seat location against price, which is more useful than sorting by price alone.
• Don’t wait too long on smaller venues. Rosemont Theatre holds 4,400 people, dramatically smaller than most other stops on this tour, and shows of this caliber at that size tend to sell out well before the larger arena dates do.

Frequently Asked Questions

When do Yuri and Lucero tickets go on sale? The general public onsale is Friday, August 21, 2026, at 10 a.m. local venue time, following presales that begin the day before.

Is Lucero opening for Yuri, or is this a true co-headline tour? It’s a genuine co-headline tour. Lucero is not a supporting act — the production is built specifically around both artists sharing equal stage time.

Will there be an opening act? No opening act has been announced. Current plans have the show built entirely around Yuri and Lucero.

How many tour dates are there? Thirteen shows are currently announced, running from November 27, 2026 through May 9, 2027. Additional dates could still be added.

Which city has the earliest show? Sugar Land, Texas, at Smart Financial Centre, opens the tour on November 27, 2026.

Which city closes the tour? Newark, New Jersey, at Prudential Center, currently closes the announced run on May 9, 2027.

Is the San Diego show outdoors? Yes. The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park is an open-air amphitheater, the only outdoor venue on this tour’s schedule.

Will Yuri and Lucero perform duets? Yes, collaborative performances are part of the concept, though the exact songs and number of duets haven’t been officially released.

The Bottom Line

This tour brings together two artists whose careers have run in parallel for decades without ever fully overlapping on one stage — until now. Whether you’re closer to the Texas opening weekend, the California swing, or the East Coast closing shows, the schedule above and the venue addresses that go with it should be enough to start planning. Given how quickly presale codes and VIP packages tend to move on a pairing this significant, getting registered before August 20, 2026 is the single most useful thing you can do right now.