Fania All-Stars Tickets
Fania All-Stars Concert Tickets
Don’t miss the distinctive rhythms of Latin music performed live with Fania All-Stars tickets from TicketSmarter. A cornerstone of the salsa music boom of the 1960s and ‘70s, the Fania All-Stars was the showcase act for New York-based Fania Records. The group significantly raised the profile of salsa music around the world and featured a number of iconic Latin performers in its ranks and as collaborators. Formed in 1968 by Fania founder and musician Johnny Pacheco as a way to get all his biggest acts in the same room for a recording, the Fania All-Stars began as a live entity.
Its first release, Live at the Red Garter, set the template for the group’s direction by showcasing salsa music’s best performers on lengthy jams that gave each musician their chance to shine and engage in interplay with fellow artists. Live at the Red Garter was truly an all-star affair, and featured pianist Eddie Palmieri, percussionist Tito Puente, singer Héctor Lavoe, bassist Bobby Valentín, percussionist Ray Barretto, and horn player Willie Colón. Live albums continued to arrive through the early ‘70s, and the group’s momentum culminated in a massive concert at Yankee Stadium in 1973, featuring no less than the Queen of Salsa herself, Celia Cruz. The performance would be anthologized with its own live albums and a film, Salsa.
The group remained an in-demand live attraction around the world, highlighted by a 1974 performance in Zaire as a prelude to the classic “Rumble in the Jungle” boxing match between Muhammad Ali and George Foreman. Later in the ‘70s, the Fania All-Stars began to release studio recordings, starting with A Tribute to Tito Rodríguez, in honor of the late Puerto Rican bandleader.
By this time the group had been joined by singer Rubén Blades, who went on to tremendous success as one of salsa music’s most popular artists. By the time the ‘80s arrived, the popularity of salsa music and the group had crested, but the Fania All-Stars continued to perform and record in various configurations, outlasting their namesake label and serving as global ambassadors for salsa music. Buy Fania All-Stars tickets and get ready for an incredible show!
How much are Fania All-Stars tickets?
Being in attendance at a live concert can start at around the $32 range. Fania All-Stars ticket prices will fluctuate. Admission to a show at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles, California can start at around $59 and a seat at the Toyota Arena in Ontario, California can begin in the $90 range. Prime spots will run higher and admission to festivals will typically cost more. Make your selections from our site today.
When do Fania All-Stars tickets go on sale?
Admission can sell out fast once a tour or festival is announced. Very often, you can purchase Fania All-Stars concert tickets from our site in advance. There’s no need for a pre-sale code and you can easily secure your seats at the next live event.
Fania All-Stars Tour Dates & Concert Schedule
Latin music is extremely popular and has been performed at venues throughout the U.S. and abroad. Fania All-Stars tour dates can include appearances at any number of festivals such as the iHeartRadio Fiesta Latina in Miami, Florida, the Festival Latino in Columbus, Ohio or the Ruido Fest in Chicago, Ill.
There could also be a chance to see the artist perform at Los Dells Festival in Mauston, Wisconsin on the stage of the Alex Theatre in Glendale, California or the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California. The Fania All-Stars concert schedule has a lot to offer and the music rings loud and clear from any venue. Live shows are performed in cities throughout the world and there are plenty of opportunities to be the audience.
Songs from the Fania All-Stars Tour Setlist
Fania All-Stars's setlist while performing in San Juan , 00 at “Coliseo José Miguel Agrelot” included the following songs:
- Bandolera
- Cartera
- Catalina La O
- Quimbara
- Moreno soy
- Aqui el que baila gana
- Adoración
- Sin ti
- Tiene montuno
- Arsenio
- Señor Sereno
- Nunca es muy tarde ya
- Mi gente
- Che che che
- Anacaona
Source: Setlist.fm
