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Gira 100 años contigo
World tour by Ha*Ash
Promotional poster for the tour
Associated album30 de Febrero
Start dateFebruary 24, 2018
End dateFebruary 14, 2020
Legs2
No. of shows
Ha*Ash concert chronology

Gira 100 años contigo is the sixth concert tour by American group Ha*Ash.[1] in support of their fifth studio album 30 de Febrero (2017).[2] The tour began in Viña del Mar, Chile on February 24, 2018, and concluded in Mexico City, Mexico on February 14. 2020.[3][4][5] A live recording was released on 6 December 2019 under the title En Vivo.

Background and development

Following the release of 30 de Febrero (2017). Ha*Ash announced they would embark on their sixth headlining concert tour, following the 1F Hecho Realidad Tour. The tour was announced by Ha*Ash on her social media in November 2017, with the tour beginning on February 24, 2018.[6][7] The tour was continues in the Auditorio Nacional of Mexico City with 3 shows.[8][9] The tour included South America, North America and Europe.

At some shows, Ha*Ash covered songs such as "Adios Amor" by Christian Nodal. Footage from the concert at the Auditorio Nacional in México were recorded and i will released on a DVD in 2019.[10][11] The setlist includes songs of the new album but also older singles from Ha*Ash, Mundos Opuestos, Habitación Doble, A Tiempo and Primera fila: Hecho Realidad.

Broadcasts and recordings

Main article: En Vivo

A double disc CD and DVD, titled En Vivo was released on December 6, 2019, featuring the performance recorded on November 11, 2018. The show filmed at the Auditorio Nacional in Mexico City, Mexico. The collection featured the full concert, a behind-the-scenes feature, along with an audio CD of the concert.

Opening acts

  • Raquel Sofía – March 14 and 15, 2018 and April 20, 2018.[12]
  • Forer – June 1, 2018.[13]
  • Bridget González – October 23, 2018.
  • Techy Fatule – October 27, 2018.[14]
  • Felix y Gil – November 11, 2018.[15]
  • Carolina Ross – November 19, 2018.[16]
  • Arcano – December 14, 2018.[17]
  • Coastcity – February 1 and 2, 2019.[18]
  • Chucho Rivas – April 4 and 5, 2019.[19]
  • Sergio Vivar – August 24, 2019.

Special guests

Set list

This is the setlist for the show at The Fillmore Miami Beach at Jackie Gleason Theater in Miami Beach, United States on October 21, 2018.[26] It is not representative of every show on the tour.

  1. Estés Donde Estés (Intro)
  2. ¿De Dónde Sacas Eso?
  3. Amor a Medias
  4. Ojalá
  5. Sé Que Te Vas
  6. Todo No Fue Suficiente
  7. ¿Qué Me Faltó?
  8. Destino o Casualidad
  9. Dos Copas de Más
  10. Eso No Va a Suceder
  11. ¿Qué Hago Yo?
  12. No Pasa Nada
  13. Adiós Amor (Christian Nodal cover)
  14. Te Dejo en Libertad
  15. Ex de Verdad
  16. 100 Años
  17. Lo Aprendí de Ti
  18. No Te Quiero Nada
Encore
  2. Perdón, Perdón
  4. 30 de Febrero
Notes

Notes

  • During the concert in Auditorio Nacional on May 23, 2018, Fórum Mundo Impereal on March 31, 2018, Plaza de Toros on April 19, 2018, Auditorio Banamex on May 18, 2018, The Rialto Theatre de Tucson on April 12, 2018 and The Plaza Theatre, El Paso on May 10, 2018 "Paleta" were added to the setlist.

Tour dates

List of concerts, showing date, city, country, tickets sold.
Date City Country Venue Opening act Notes
Leg 1 – North America
3 February 2018 Campeche México Teatro del pueblo — (Sold Out)
4 February 2018 Jalostotitlán Plaza de Toros (Sold Out)
10 February 2018 Playa del carmen Plaza 28 de julio (Sold Out)
Latin America[27]
24 February 2018[b] Viña del Mar Chile Quinta Vergara[3] — (Sold Out)
North America[28]
2 March 2018 Tapachula México Palenque — (Sold Out)
8 March 2018 Mérida Coliseo Yucatán –
14 March 2018 México City Auditorio Nacional[29] Raquel Sofía[12] (Sold Out)
15 March 2018 (Sold Out)
Latin America[28]
21 March 2018 Panama City Panama Convenciones Amador — (Sold Out)
23 March 2018 San Salvador El salvador Anfiteatro Cifco (Sold Out)
24 March 2018 Guatemala City Guatemala Forum Majadas (Sold Out)
25 March 2018 San José Costa Rica Parque Viva, La Guácima (Sold Out)
North America[28]
31 March 2018 Acapulco México Forum Mundo Imperial — –
3 April 2018 San Francisco United States The Fillmore (Sold Out)
4 April 2018 Fresno Warnors Center –
5 April 2018 Sacramento Ace of Spades (Sold Out)
7 April 2018 Las Vegas House Of Blues –
8 April 2018 Anaheim House Of Blues –
10 April 2018 Riverside Riverside Municipal Auditorium –
12 April 2018 Los Ángeles The Wiltern –
14 April 2018 Tucson The Rialto Theatre (Sold Out)
15 April 2018 Phoenix Comerica Theatre (Sold Out)
19 April 2018 Aguascalientes México Plaza de Toros Aguascalientes –
20 April 2018 Guadalajara Auditorio Telmex[30] Raquel Sofía[12] (Sold Out)
21 April 2018 Morelia Plaza de Toros Morelia — –
27 April 2018 Querétaro Auditorio Josefa Ortiz –
28 April 2018 Puebla Acrópolis Puebla –
3 May 2018 Dallas United States Majestic Theatre (Sold Out)
4 May 2018 Mcallen State Farm Hidalgo Arena (Sold Out)
5 May 2018 Laredo Energy Arena –
10 May 2018 El Paso The Plaza Theatre –
11 May 2018 Houston Revention Music Center –
12 May 2018 San antonio The Aztec Theatre (Sold Out)
15 May 2018 Hermosillo México Palenque Expogan –
17 May 2018 San Luis Potosí El Domo –
18 May 2018 Monterrey Auditorio Citibanamex[31] (Sold Out)
19 May 2018 (Sold Out)
23 May 2018 México City Auditorio Nacional[32] (Sold Out)
Latin America[33]
26 May 2018 Rosario Argentina Teatro Broadway — (Sold Out)
27 May 2018 Córdoba Quality Espacio (Sold Out)
29 May 2018 Tucumán Teatro Municipal Tucumán (Sold Out)
30 May 2018 Salta Teatro Provincial de Salta (Sold Out)
1 June 2018 Montevideo Uruguay Palacio Peñarol Forer (Sold Out)
2 June 2018 Buenos Aires Argentina Luna Park — (Sold Out)
3 June 2018 Santiago Chile Movistar Arena (Sold Out)
8 June 2018 Quito Ecuador Ágora de la Casa (Sold Out)
9 June 2018 Guayaquil Coliseo Voltaire Paladines Polo –
12 June 2018 Lima Peru Anfiteatro del parque de la Exposición –
13 June 2018 (Sold Out)
14 June 2018 Bogotá Colombia Royal Center –
16 June 2018 Medellin Teatro Metropolitano –
North America[34]
23 June 2018 Toluca México Teatro Morelos — (Sold Out)
29 June 2018 Cancún Plaza de Toros (Sold Out)
6 July 2018 Mexicali Plaza de Toros Calafia –
7 July 2018 Tijuana El Trompo (Sold Out)
11 July 2018[c] Mexico City Foro Cultural Chapultepec (Sold Out)
29 July 2018[d] Estadio Azteca —
4 August 2018 Mazatlán Mazatlán International Center (Sold Out)
Latin America
7 August 2018[e] Shushufindi Ecuador Explanada Unidad Nacional — (Sold Out)
11 August 2018[f] Bogotá Colombia Campo de Golf Briceño —
North America
21 August 2018[g] Mexico City México Auditorio Nacional — (Sold Out)
23 August 2018[h] San Juan Puerto Rico Coliseo Puerto Rico (Sold Out)
31 August 2018[i] San Diego United States The Music Box —
Europe
8 September 2018[j] Madrid Spain Wizink Center — (Sold Out)
North America
15 September 2018[k] Colima México Jardín Libertad de la capital — —
Europe[40]
20 September 2018 Madrid Spain La Riviera — (Sold Out)
21 September 2018 Barcelona Sala Razzmatazz 1 (Sold Out)
22 September 2018 Valencia Sala Moon (Sold Out)
23 September 2018 Seville Sala Custom (Sold Out)
Leg 2 – North America[41]
6 October 2018 Villahermosa México Palenque del Parque Tabasco — –
10 October 2018 Chicago United States Joes Live (Sold Out)
13 October 2018 New York Irving Plaza (Sold Out)
15 October 2018 Atlanta The Buckhead (Sold Out)
18 October 2018 Orlando House of Blues (Sold Out)
21 October 2018 Miami The Filmore –
23 October 2018 Guadalajara México Auditorio Benito Juárez[42] Bridget González (Sold Out)
América Central
27 October 2018 Santo Domingo Dominican Republic Palacio de los Deportes[14] Techy Fatule[14] –
North America
3 November 2018[l] Ciudad Victoria México Teatro del Pueblo — (Sold Out)
7 November 2018[m] Tlaxcala Tlaxcala Feria 2018 (Sold Out)
8 November 2018[n] Mexico City Estadio Azteca (Sold Out)
11 November 2018 Auditorio Nacional[44] Félix y Gil[15] (Sold Out)
19 November 2018 Culiacán Palenque de Culiacán Carolina Ross[16] (Sold Out)
23 November 2018 Monterrey Auditorio Citibanamex[45] — (Sold Out)
24 November 2018[o] Xmatkuil Centro de espectáculos (Sold Out)
30 November 2018[p] Puerto Escondido Playa Zicatela —
6 December 2018[q] Mexico City Arena Ciudad de México (Sold Out)
7 December 2018 Torreón Coliseo Centenario de Torreón (Sold Out)
8 December 2018 Saltillo Auditorio Parque las maravillas –
12 December 2018 Tuxtla Gutierrez Palenque de Gallos –
14 December 2018 Tepic Auditorio Amado Nervo Arcano[17] –
22 January 2019 León Palenque de la Feria de León — (Sold Out)
1 February 2019 Mexico City Auditorio Nacional[46] Coastcity[18] (Sold Out)
2 February 2019 (Sold Out)
Latin America
12 February 2019[r] Córdoba Argentina Anfiteatro Centenario de Villa María[47] — (Sold Out)
14 February 2019[s] Lima Peru Jockey Club[49] (Sold Out)
15 February 2019 Rancagua Chile Gran Arena Monticello[50] (Sold Out)
North America
22 February 2019 Tampico México Centro de convenciones — (Sold Out)
16 March 2019 CD Júarez Estadio Canales Lira –
24 March 2019 San Juan Puerto Rico Coliseo Puerto Rico[51] –
28 March 2019[t] Mexico City México Music Box —
4 April 2019 Guadalajara Auditorio Telmex[52][53] Chucho Rivas[54] (Sold Out)
5 April 2019 Monterrey Auditorio Citibanamex[55][53] (Sold Out)
7 April 2019 Texcoco Teatro del pueblo — –
12 April 2019 Puebla Palenque de la Feria de Puebla (Sold Out)
30 May 2019 Monterrey Domo Care[56] (Sold Out)
24 July 2019 Durango City Palenque Expoferia Gómez Palacio (Sold Out)
Latin America
24 August 2019[u] Guayaquil Ecuador Coliseo Voltaire Paladines Polo[57] Sergio Vivar (Sold Out)
North America
22 September 2019 Tijuana México Audiorama del Museo Interactivo — (Sold Out)
8 December 2019[v] Mexico City Parque Bicentenario[58] —
12 December 2019 Querétaro Palenque Querétaro[59] –
16 January 2020 León Palenque León[5] –
14 February 2020[w] Mexico City Zócalo[60] —

Notes

  1. ^ Shot with Jesse and Joy
  2. ^ Festival de Viña del Mar
  3. ^ Concierto los 40 básico[35]
  4. ^ Futbolito Bimbo[36]
  5. ^ Festival 33 años.
  6. ^ Festival Radio Vibra
  7. ^ KCA México (100 años with Prince Royce)[37]
  8. ^ Festival de las estrellas[38]
  9. ^ Acoustic Sessions.
  10. ^ Festival Cadena Dial[39]
  11. ^ Festival Independencia de México en Colima.
  12. ^ Feria Tamaulipas.
  13. ^ Feria de Todos los Santos 2018.
  14. ^ Telehit 25 años[43]
  15. ^ Feria Xmatkuil 2018.
  16. ^ Fiestas de Noviembre 2018, Puerto Escondido
  17. ^ Experiencias Joya
  18. ^ Festival Villa María, Cordoba.
  19. ^ Lima Music Fest 2019[48]
  20. ^ Evento #StefanoMx
  21. ^ Shot with Jesse and Joy
  22. ^ "Coca-Cola METATE Festival"
  23. ^ "Zocalo Día del Amor Festival"

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