Los Rieleros and Banda Maguey in Santa Fe Springs

If you follow regional Mexican music, this is one of the bigger LA concerts on the calendar for late October. The Solo Exitos Tour 2026 lands at the Santa Fe Springs Swap Meet on Saturday, October 24, with Los Rieleros del Norte headlining a bill that also has Banda Maguey, Cohuich and Banda Los Montoya.

When: Saturday, October 24, 2026, from 5:30 PM Where: Santa Fe Springs Swap Meet, 13963 Alondra Blvd, Santa Fe Springs Tickets: From $54.66 on Eventbrite, with box office sales at the swap meet Ages: All ages welcome

What to expect

The tour name says it all: "Solo Exitos" means hits only. Los Rieleros del Norte are known for norteno-flavored sing-alongs, and the lineup around them covers the range of banda, from the big brass sound of Banda Maguey to the Sinaloa style of Banda Los Montoya, who come from Guamuchil. Cohuich fills out the bill with its own colorful, high-energy stage show.

The flyer promises a DJ playing music all night, so the gaps between sets should not go quiet. The show is promoted by VMG (Valdivia Marketing Group), the same outfit behind a lot of large banda nights across Southern California. If you are hunting for live music Los Angeles fans actually dance to, a four-band card like this is the format to look for.

Practical info

Parking is listed as free, which matters at a venue this size. The organizers note there is no re-entry once you leave, so plan your food, drinks and phone charge before you walk in. Tickets are sold through Eventbrite or at the swap meet's own box office, and the promoter says PayPal payments are not accepted for in-person purchases.

Santa Fe Springs sits in the southeast corner of Los Angeles County, a short drive from the 5 and the 605. Expect traffic on Alondra Boulevard near showtime, and give yourself extra time if you are coming from the Westside or the Valley. A ride share drop-off is easier than hunting for a spot at the main gate when the lots fill up.

Making a night of it

Saturday the 24th is a busy night for things to do in Los Angeles, and this one is a good fit if you want a long, loud evening that the whole family or a big group of friends can share. Doors open at 5:30 PM and the event is scheduled to wrap up around 11 PM, so you can arrive for the early sets or time it for the headliner. Check the Eventbrite page for the final set order and any lineup updates before you go.

For more shows like this one, browse the concerts category and keep an eye on our other regional Mexican picks around the city.