Upcoming Junior H dates
Dates and live ticket listings appear here as soon as they are on sale. The guide below covers what to know before you buy.
Who Junior H is
Junior H is the stage name of Antonio Herrera Pérez, a Mexican singer and songwriter born on April 23, 2001, in Yuriria, Guanajuato, who moved with his family to Utah in 2015. He is one of the leading artists of corridos tumbados, a modern form of the Mexican corrido (a narrative ballad tradition) that pairs acoustic guitars and requinto with the attitude and themes of trap and hip-hop. His concerts play arenas, amphitheaters and major festivals in the United States and Mexico.
Signed to the regional Mexican label Rancho Humilde, he released his first album, Mi Vida en un Cigarro, in 2019 and put out a steady run of records after it. His 2023 album Sad Boyz 4 Life II (stylized with a dollar sign in place of the S) reached No. 14 on the Billboard 200. His collaboration "Lady Gaga" with Peso Pluma and Gabito Ballesteros reached No. 1 on Billboard's Hot Latin Songs chart in 2023, and he has recorded several other songs with Peso Pluma, including "El Azul" and "Bipolar." He has received multiple Billboard Latin Music Awards nominations.
The feel of a Junior H show
His music grew up on streaming platforms, and his audience is young and knows every lyric. Expect a crowd that sings over the band for most of the night, especially on the hits and the Peso Pluma collaborations. The core of the sound is guitar-driven: the requinto (a small, high-pitched guitar used for lead lines) and acoustic rhythm guitar, with bass carrying the low end. The melancholy, "sad boy" persona that gives his tours their name sits alongside harder-edged corridos.
Because the energy comes from the crowd as much as the stage, the floor and the lower level are the liveliest parts of the room. Fans who want to sit and listen will be more comfortable in reserved seats a little farther up.
Tours and major appearances
These runs and dates come from fan-compiled concert records and are dated for reference.
- Sad Boyz 4 Life Tour (2023): arena dates in the United States in fall 2023, including SAP Center in San Jose, Gas South Arena near Atlanta and Honda Center in Anaheim, plus a July 2023 show at Estadio Caliente in Tijuana.
- Sad Boyz Manía Tour (July to October 2024): a mix of arenas and amphitheaters, including Acrisure Arena near Palm Springs, Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Toyota Center in Houston, Jiffy Lube Live in Virginia, PNC Music Pavilion in Charlotte, Prudential Center in Newark, and two nights at BMO Stadium in Los Angeles.
- Coachella (April 2025): sets on both festival weekends in Indio, California.
- 2026 international dates: arena shows in Latin America, including Movistar Arena in Bogotá and Santiago in May 2026, and festival and club dates in Spain that summer.
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Picking seats at an arena or amphitheater
His tours use two main venue types, and the best choice differs between them. Check the seating map on your event for the layout in use.
- Arena floor: often general admission (standing, first come, first served) or reserved floor blocks. It is the loudest, most crowded part of the room. Arrive early if your floor ticket is GA and you want to be near the stage.
- Arena lower bowl, facing the stage or slightly to the side: the best balance of view and comfort for most fans. You see over the floor crowd, which at a show this young tends to stand the whole night.
- Arena upper level, center: the value option. Avoid seats far to the side of an end stage, where speaker stacks and the stage edge can block part of the view.
- Amphitheater reserved pit and seats: covered reserved sections under the roof give a clear view and protection from weather.
- Amphitheater lawn: general admission on a grass slope behind the seats. It is the most casual option, but the stage is far away and the view depends on the screens.
How demand for his tickets works
Regional Mexican music has become one of the strongest draws in live music, and his ticket demand reflects it. Interest is highest in markets with large Mexican and Mexican American communities, such as Southern California, Texas, Arizona, Chicago and the New York area, and in border cities. Weekend dates and multi-night stands in Los Angeles tend to draw the most interest.
- Presales usually come first. Artist, promoter and venue presales open before the general on-sale; the best floor and lower-bowl seats often go in that window.
- Floor GA sells fast. For a crowd this young and active, standing room near the stage is the most sought-after ticket.
- Resale follows the calendar. In-demand weekend dates can stay strong, while weekday shows in smaller markets sometimes ease closer to the date.
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Frequently asked questions
What genre is Junior H?
Corridos tumbados, a modern style of regional Mexican music that blends traditional corridos played on guitar and requinto with trap and hip-hop influences.
Where is Junior H from?
He was born Antonio Herrera Pérez on April 23, 2001, in Yuriria, Guanajuato, Mexico, and moved to Utah with his family in 2015.
What venues does Junior H play?
Arenas and amphitheaters on his US tours, such as the 2024 Sad Boyz Manía Tour, plus major festivals including Coachella in 2025.
What are the best seats for a Junior H concert?
Lower-bowl seats facing the stage give the best view over a floor crowd that usually stands all night. The floor is closest and loudest; choose it if you want to be in the middle of the energy.
Has Junior H worked with Peso Pluma?
Yes. Their songs include "Lady Gaga" with Gabito Ballesteros, which reached No. 1 on Billboard's Hot Latin Songs chart in 2023, as well as "El Azul" and "Bipolar."