The Cure in Mexico City
Pulp, The Cure, Blur, The Chemical Brothers, Pet Shop Boys, and Alanis Morissette as headliners of the 2023 edition.
Corona Capital left us speechless. Its thirteenth edition will take place on November 17, 18, and 19 at its usual home, Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez. Following the three-day structure and featuring one of the best lineups Mexico City has seen in the last 20 years. Here are the bands and the days they will perform.
Friday, November 17
On Friday, November 17, Yard Act, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, Two Door Cinema Club, Sofie Royer, The Walken, Soccer Mommy, Sampa The Great, Roosevelt, Phoenix, Orion Sun, Muna, Mother Mother, Mild Minds, Kennyhoopla, Hot Chip, The Hives, Hanna Storm, Fleet Foxes, Fits and The Tantrums, Fenne Lily, Claud, Caroline Rose, Brooks Nielsen, Brittany Howard, Boywithuke, Belako, Automatic, and Alvvays will perform. The headliners for that day will be Arcade Fire, Alanis Morissette, and Pulp. Yes, you read that right, PULP.
Saturday November 18
On Saturday, November 18, Tessa Violet, Rebecca Black, Patrick Watson, Parcels, Olivia Dean, Niall Horan, Neil Frances, Nation of Language, Metronomy, Lauv, The Lathums, Kimbra, Kim Petras, Kasabian, Jungle, Jawny, Giant Rooks, Fletcher, Fever Ray, Dean Lewis, Black Kids, Billie Martens, Ben Howard, Barns Courtney, Atarashii Gakko!, and Alice Ivy will perform. The main acts for that day are The Black Keys, Thirty Seconds to Mars, and Blur.
Sunday November 19
Corona Capital 2023 will conclude on Sunday, November 19, with Zhu, The Twilight Sad, Tennis, Sylvan Esso, Sleater-Kinney, OFF!, Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds, NF, The Lumineers, Ladytron, The Happy Fits, Gracie Abrams, Grace Ives, Goose, Feist, Dehd, D4vd, The Breeders, Berlin, Arlo Parks, The Amazons, and the headliners will be Pet Shop Boys, The Chemical Brothers, and The Cure.
But now comes the fun part: the pre-sale will take place on June 9th starting at 2 pm. We are still waiting for the prices and payment stages, so start considering a loan from the bank because it looks pricey.
