Maná kicked-off the second U.S. leg of the Mexican rock band’s 2011-2012 world tour in April and included stops at major venues from Los Angeles’ Staples Center to NYC’s Madison Square Garden Arena.The group, which hails from Guadalajara, is touring in support of its eighth studio album, “Drama y Luz”. The album has already snagged 2011 Latin Grammy Awards for best rock album and best engineered album and is up for a 2012 award for best Latin pop, rock or urban album.
The U.S. tour kicked-off April 3 in Hidalgo, TX at State Farm Arena.
Maná returned to Madison Square Garden Arena on April 10 and the band’s April 27 show at Staples Center marked its ninth performance at the arena – and set the record for the most concerts ever played by one act at the venue.
Maná returned to Madison Square Garden Arena on April 10 and the band’s April 27 show at Staples Center marked its ninth performance at the arena – and set the record for the most concerts ever played by one act at the venue.
Additional stops included Houston’s Toyota Center on April 4; Sacramento, CA at Power Balance Pavilion on April 17; Fresno, CA at Save Mart Center on April 22; San Diego’s Valley View Casino Center on April 24; Denver’s Magness Arena on May 1; Glendale, AZ at Jobing.com Arena on May 4; and El Paso, TX at El Paso County Coliseum on May 6.
On June 30 Maná heads to Madrid, Spain, to play Rock in Rio Madrid at Arganda Del Rey.
Maná will be at the American Airlines Arena in downtown Miami, Florida on Friday May 11, 2012.
Maná will be at the American Airlines Arena in downtown Miami, Florida on Friday May 11, 2012.
