Duelo's Gravedad Tour: 25 Cities, New Album

0:00It's April 29th. Welcome to Music News Today, powered by AI and tuned in to what's next. Duelo, the powerhouse Tejano Nortonio Group, launches their Gravedad tour this Friday, May 1st, hitting 25 cities across the US until November 28th. Promoted by a live nation for the first time, it kicks off at the Freeman Coliseum in San Antonio, with stops and places like California, Florida, and Texas, where they just added a third Houston show at the Toyota Center because tickets flew out the door. On top of the U.S. run, they'll rock e-spots in Mexico, too, like the Palenque de Aguascaliente on May 4th, and the arena Ciudad de Mexico in, October. This comes right after they signed, with Warner Music Mexico, in January, ending over a decade independent and dropped their first single, under the Label, Tecura, LTM Bo, which just topped the Billboard Regional Mexican Airplay Chart. Fans are buzzing because this marks their 5th number one there.

1:01A huge win after years without one, says frontman Oscar Ivan Trevino, who started. The group back in 1996 in Roma, Texas. Hits like Puyño de Diamantes and Malabarés have kept them legends in the game. Now they're prepping their first album with the new Label, by the end of May, keeping the momentum rolling strong. Trevino's hyped about Norteño's future, calling for more young artists to step up like idols, such as Ramón Ayala. Catch the full tour dates and snack tickets on Duelo's official site. They're locked in for a massive year ahead.