If your November plans need more música, start here. This guide brings together selected November 2026 Spanish-language and Latin concerts in San Diego, with alternative rock, romantic ballads, norteño, flamenco and Afro-Latin rhythms. Those labels describe different sounds, so each listing tells you what kind of music to look for rather than treating every show as the same night out.
November 2026 listings checked October 27, 2026. All times are Pacific. These are selected shows, not every concert in the county. Doors and show times are listed separately where confirmed. Ticket links do not guarantee availability. Check the official page for final prices, age rules and any schedule changes before buying.
The mix spans several genres, not just one style of Latin music.
November 5: José Madero for alternative-rock listeners
November 5, 8 p.m. The Observatory North Park. Doors 7 p.m. All ages.
José Madero’s management describes his work as Mexican alternative rock. Wonderfox is also on the official bill. The detailed Ticketmaster note separates 7 p.m. doors from the 8 p.m. show, so do not mistake the listing’s headline time for the performance start. Official details and tickets.
November 13: Las Migas for flamenco vocals and guitar
November 13, 7:30 p.m. Epstein Family Amphitheater at UC San Diego, La Jolla. Doors 6:30 p.m. Age policy: confirm with the venue.
The all-women ensemble from Spain brings its Flamencas program to an outdoor UC San Diego stage. Choose this for expressive vocals and guitar rather than an arena-sized regional Mexican bill. The venue is next to the UCSD Central Campus Blue Line trolley station. Official details and tickets.
November 14: Marisela for a romantic theatre night
November 14, 8 p.m. San Diego Civic Theatre, Downtown. Doors 7 p.m. All ages; everyone needs a ticket.
Marisela’s Eterna Tour is the Civic Theatre choice for fans of romantic songs such as “Enamorada y Herida” and “Sola con Mi Soledad,” both named by the venue. The theatre is cashless and every guest needs their own ticket, regardless of age. Official details and tickets.
November 14: Los Tigres del Norte for norteño and corridos
November 14, 8 p.m. Pechanga Arena, San Diego. Doors 7 p.m. Age policy: confirm with the venue.
Los Tigres del Norte brings its storytelling-centered norteño sound to Pechanga Arena. This starts at the same time as Marisela’s Civic Theatre show, so pick the artist and musical style you most want to hear. These are separate tickets at different venues. Official details and tickets.
November 18: QUITAPENAS for Afro-Latin rhythms
November 18, 8 p.m. The Loft at UC San Diego, La Jolla. Doors 7 p.m. Age policy: confirm with the venue.
ArtPower describes the ensemble through Afro-Latin rhythms and influences from Latin America and beyond. This is the smaller-room option at The Loft, not the outdoor Epstein Family Amphitheater. The presenter lists $25–40 tickets including fees. Official details and tickets.
November 20: Spanish-language romantic classics at Balboa Theatre
November 20, 8 p.m. Balboa Theatre, Downtown. Doors 7 p.m. All ages; everyone needs a ticket.
The official event description explicitly identifies this triple bill as Spanish-language romantic music. Los Terrícolas de Néstor Daniel joins Los Freddys and Peru’s Los Pasteles Verdes for a night centered on ballads and familiar romantic songs. All ages are welcome, with a separate ticket required for every guest. Official details and tickets.
November 27: Cristian Castro for Latin pop
November 27, 8 p.m. Pechanga Arena, San Diego. Age policy: confirm with the venue.
The Nada Solo Exitos Tour is a post-Thanksgiving arena choice for Latin-pop listeners. The venue lists an 8 p.m. event time but no separate door time on the page checked. Confirm entry timing before arranging dinner or a ride. Official details and tickets.
November 28: Acordeones y Corridos for regional Mexican music
November 28, 7 p.m. Pechanga Arena, San Diego. Doors 6 p.m. Age policy: confirm with the venue.
The venue describes this bill around classic corridos, norteño and accordion-driven regional Mexican music. Check the current event and ticket pages for the final artist roster before buying; the venue page’s headline and descriptive lineup do not match completely. Official details and tickets.
A few details worth checking before you go
Pechanga Arena uses AXS mobile tickets and does not accept screenshots. For Balboa Theatre and Civic Theatre, use the theatre’s own site or its linked official ticket seller. If an age rule is not stated in a listing above, confirm it with the venue before buying for a younger guest.
For UC San Diego, check the building name before setting your destination and review the parking instructions if you are driving. Las Migas is outdoors; QUITAPENAS is at The Loft. Leave room in the plan for the walk to your actual venue.
For more musical styles, browse the November concerts-by-genre guide or start with the date-by-date concert calendar.
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