Santa Fe Klan announces ‘Unidos Tour' with Shoreline Mafia. Get tickets
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Santa Fe Klan and Shoreline Mafia are officially 'Unidos.'
Starting in July, the Latino Hip-Hop icons join forces on their 'Unidos Tour' that will send them to arenas, amphitheaters, coliseums and events centers all over the Midwest and West Coast.
At the time of publication, the co-headliners don't have any shows near the Tri-state area. Notable stops on the 13-concert run include Houston (July 5), Denver (July 11) and Oakland (July 26).
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That being said, Shoreline Mafia will put on a show of their own in the Big Apple at The Rooftop at Pier 17 on Saturday, Sept. 20.
'Sobress que empiece la Fiesta,' Santa Fe Klan shared via Instagram, which translates to 'let the party begin.'
At all shows, the pair will be joined by Tornillo, Peysoh, and Bravo the Bagchaser.
The trek will be Santa Fe Klan's first official jaunt since 2023's 'Todo Y Nada Tour;' since then, he dropped his 12th album 'Blanco Y Negro.' Drop The Spotlight praised the record for its 'gripping storytelling and evocative imagery [that] immerses listeners in the raw hustle of a street lifestyle, offering a visceral glimpse into his reality.'
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As for Shoreline Mafia, they most recently headlined both Coachella weekends. Their April 12 set was comprised of 20 songs and featured special guest spots from Mike Sherm, 03 Greedo and 310babii. Their 2025 album 'Back In Bidness' hit shelves on April 4.
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Santa Fe Klan tour schedule 2025
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A complete calendar including all tour dates, venues and links to buy tickets can be found below.
Shoreline Mafia tour schedule 2025
When Shoreline Mafia isn't sharing the spotlight, they'll be off on their own this year. Here's where you can find the group on their 2025 solo tour:
Santa Fe Klan set list
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Many albums ago, Santa Fe Klan rocked Houston's House of Blues on March 16, 2022 (we know, ancient). Although this is fairly outdated, here's what he performed that evening, courtesy of Set List FM.
01.) 'Nunca imaginé'
02.) 'Fuma fuma'
03.) 'Hip Hop'
04.) 'Flor'
05.) 'Mi vicio'
06.) 'Soledad'
07.) 'Luna y mar'
08.) 'Cumbia callejera'
09.) 'Todo va a estar bien'
10.) 'Te iré a buscar'
11.) 'Debo enteder'
12.) 'Planta medicinal'
13.) 'Desde cero'
14.) 'Pandillero pero millonario'
15.) 'Chyper'
16.) 'Por mi México'
17.) 'Así soy yo'
18.) 'Cuidando el terreno'
19.) 'Grandes ligas'
Shoreline Mafia set list
You may recall that Shoreline Mafia performed at Coachella this month. For a closer look at what they took to the stage, check out Set List FM's report.
01.) 'Back In Bidness'
02.) 'Work'
03.) 'Back 2 Back'
04.) 'Shoreline Twins'
05.) 'Musty'
06.) 'F— It Up' (with Mike Sherm)
07.) 'A–hole' (with Mike Sherm)
08.) 'Boot It Up'
09.) 'Bottle Service'
10.) 'Gangstas & Sippas'
11.) 'Trap House' (with 03 Greedo)
12.) 'H– S—'
13.) 'GEEKALEEK'
14.) 'Perc Popper'
15.) 'Pressure'
16.) 'Soak City' (with 310babii)
17.) 'Nun Major'
18.) 'Whuss the Deal'
19.) 'HEAT STICK'
20.) 'Bands'
Santa Fe Klan new music
The endlessly prolific Santa Fe Klan unveiled his 12th album 'BLANCO Y NEGRO' on Oct. 24, 2024.
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Made up of a whopping 26 tracks, the expansive offering is equal parts heavy and catchy. Simply put, it's a welcome addition in the 25-year-old's canon.
Just a few of our favorites include the endlessly catchy 'K.A.R.M.A.,' epic anthem 'QUE SERÁ DE MÍ (which features an impressively breathless flow), impassioned, angry epic 'GTO,' tropical jam '15 DE SEPTIEMBRE' and barrio-ready singalong 'DIGAN LO QUE DIGAN.'
And, my goodness, 'COMBO' is so much fun. We can't wait to hear this danceable tune at a live show.
We wouldn't mind hearing 'GRACIAS POR TODO' a couple more times, either. It's a perfect album-ender.
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If you'd like to give BLANCO Y NEGRO' a spin, click here.
In the intervening six months since the record's release, Santa Fe Klan has dropped a number of singles, which are all on Spotify (and are uniformly excellent).
Shoreline Mafia new music
On April 4, 2025, Shoreline Mafia released their second studio album 'Back In Bidness.'
The 16-track record is straight up West Coast Hip-Hop with simple drum beats and flawless flows that will have you nodding along in no time.
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Standouts here include the hypnotic 'Watch That Hoe,' poppin' 'Broski' and nasty party-starter 'Shoreline Twins.' Is this album NSFW? Very much so. Does it rule? Yes, yes and yes. OHGEESY and Fenix Flexin definitely still have the goods.
Stick around until the end, too. The last two tracks — the fist-pumpin' crowd pleaser 'Set The Record Straight' and nostalgia-tinged bop 'Top Notch' — will have you wildin' out in no time.
To hear for yourself, you can find 'Back In Bidness' here.
Santa Fe Klan special guests
As noted above, a trio of rappers will kick things off at all 'Unidos' shows. To make sure you're fully in the loop, here's each act's most-streamed song on Spotify:
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Tornillo: 'Sentosa'
Peysoh: 'Chosen'
Bravo the Bagchaser: 'Know Better'
Huge artists on tour in 2025
Need even more live music in your life?
If so, here are five acts — with similar sensibilities to Santa Fe Klan and Shoreline Mafia — that will be on road these next few months.
• Cypress Hill with Atmosphere
• Kendrick Lamar with SZA
• Rauw Alejandro
• Wu-Tang Clan
• $uicideboy$
Who else is out and about? Take a look at our list of all the biggest artists on tour in 2025 to find the show for you.
This article was written by Matt Levy, New York Post live events reporter. Levy stays up-to-date on all the latest tour announcements from your favorite musical artists and comedians, as well as Broadway openings, sporting events and more live shows – and finds great ticket prices online. Since he started his tenure at the Post in 2022, Levy has reviewed a Bruce Springsteen concert and interviewed Melissa Villaseñor of SNL fame, to name a few. Please note that deals can expire, and all prices are subject to change
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