The lineup has now been officially released for the first-ever concert at the San Jose Earthquakes’ PayPal Park.
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Tito Double P, Santa Fe Klan, Gerardo Ortiz, Regulo Caro, Herencia de Patrones, Estevie and Low Clika are set to appear at the live music event known as BelicoFest on Aug. 29.
“Together, the roster reflects the artists shaping the current and future sound of música mexicana, alongside crossover voices pushing the genre into new territory,” according to a news release. “Home of the San Jose Earthquakes since 2015, PayPal Park has hosted world-class soccer, community programming and large-scale sporting events, but never a concert. BelicoFest’s arrival changes that,
planting a flag for musica mexicana in a market where the genre has long outpaced its live infrastructure.”
Tito Double P is one of the most popular names in the lineup, a 28-year-old rapper whose two full-length studio albums have both topped Billboard’s Regional Mexican Charts.
“I’m grateful to be part of the first concert ever at PayPal Park as part of BelicoFest,” Tito Double P is quoted as saying in the press release. “As a genre, música mexicana is continuing to grow and reach new places. This show will have something for everyone, including songs from my new album ‘Acomodo’ as well as past hits. Bringing a festival like this to San Jose, in front of a community that has supported our music for so long, means a lot to me.”
This is the third year for BelicoFest, which drew more than 30,000 fans to the Peso Pluma-headlined festival in 2025 in Phoenix. This year, the festival is set to visit both San Jose and Los Angeles, which promoters see as signaling “a broader ambition: not just to grow, but to scale the genre’s live footprint into the country’s most culturally significant Latin markets.”
“Being part of the first BelicoFest in San José is a huge honor. How cool to be able to bring this festival to a new city and be part of something so big for our people and for Mexican music,” Santa Fe Klan said in the news release. “We’re going to show up with all the attitude, with our hearts on our sleeves and a high-energy show.
“The fans can expect pure energy, emotion at 100 percent and that barrio vibe that always rolls with us. Hopefully everyone leaves with good memories, proud of our roots and ready to keep celebrating what’s ours.”
For more information, visit belicofest.com.
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