EXCLUSIVE: Codiciado Announces 2026 ‘Así Es La Vida Tour’ – Here Are the Dates
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Codiciado is getting ready to hit the road in the U.S. next year. This morning (Dec. 8), the Mexican superstar exclusively revealed the dates for his 2026 “Así Es La Vida Tour” via Remezcla.
Codiciado is a leader of the música mexicana explosion. The Tijuana, Baja California, native first rose to prominence as the lead singer of Grupo Codiciado in 2015. During his six-year run with the band, they released hits like “Gente de Accionar,” “El Disney,” and “Gracias” with Grupo Firme. In 2021, Codiciado and his bandmates decided to part ways, which set his solo career in motion. He really started to take off with 2023’s Golpes De La Vida album. Codiciado has since racked up hits like “Ando Enfocado” with Jaziel Avilez and Peso Pluma, “Vamos Aclarando Muchas Cosas,” and “Belico El Asunto.” Now, he is planning to tour the U.S. next year.
“I want every show to feel like a night out with friends, where we sing loudly about what hurts and celebrate what we’ve lived,” Codiciado tells Remezcla. “I’m coming with a bigger, more personal show, full of surprises. It’s a new chapter, and I want people to experience it with me from the very first song.”
The “Así Es La Vida Tour” kicks off on Feb. 26, 2026 in Houston, TX. From there, Codiciado will also make stops in Irving, TX (Feb. 27), Palm Desert, CA (Mar. 6), Phoenix, AZ (Mar. 7), and Fresno, CA (Mar. 20). Additional stops on the tour include Wheatland, CA (Mar. 21), San Diego, CA (Mar. 27), and Ontario, CA (Mar. 28). Codiciado will close out the tour on Apr. 3 in San Jose, CA.
Tickets to the “Así Es La Vida Tour” for the general public will go on sale on Friday, Dec. 12 at 10 a.m. local time. VIP packages will also be available to purchase, which include premium tickets, gift items, and meet and greet and photo opportunities with Codiciado.
This past year, Codiciado has collaborated with artists like Xavi in “No Voy a Cambiar” and Carín León in “Dejame Dormir.” He adds, “New music is coming, and it’s coming with a more mature sound, but without losing what defines me.”