Maná brings the first-ever Yaamava’ Theater residency to Highland, starting April 6
The Latin rock giants open a six-show run in the 3,000-seat Highland room on Tuesday, April 6, and tickets are already moving.

Somewhere in the Inland Empire right now, a family group chat is arguing over which Maná night to pick. Blame the Oct. 20 announcement: Maná plays Yaamava’ Theater in Highland on Tuesday, April 6, 2027, at 8 p.m., the first of six nights billed as Maná – La Residencia.
The April leg continues Thursday, April 8 and Sunday, April 11, and the band comes back for a second leg on Sept. 1, 2 and 6, according to Yaamava’s own residency page. Doors open at 7 p.m. and every show starts at 8. The casino describes Maná as the first artist ever to headline a residency at Yaamava’ Theater, and trade coverage of the announcement reports that these six shows are the band’s only U.S. dates on the 2027 calendar so far.
That second part is the one locals should sit with. If you want to see Maná in this country next year, you come here. Expect fans from all over the Southwest to be making the drive up San Manuel Boulevard alongside the people who live ten minutes away, and plan your tickets, your parking and your dinner accordingly.
Tickets for the run went on sale Oct. 26 after a series of presales, and they are sold through AXS, the ticketer for the April 6 opener, as well as at the Yaamava’ Theater box office on the first floor by the Enclave, open daily from noon to 6 p.m., per the theater’s page. AXS has each night on its own listing, so double-check the date before you check out. Confirm the age policy before you promise a seat to a younger cousin.
The room matters here. Yaamava’ Theater holds about 3,000 people, which is a small house for a band that works in the Latin, rock and pop lanes at arena scale. A residency in a theater this size trades the big-screen distance of a stadium night for something closer to a club show with better seats, and doing it six times gives the band room to vary the night instead of running one tour production through town once and leaving.
It is also a statement from the venue. The theater at 777 San Manuel Blvd. is handing its first residency to an act like this, and that tells you how it sees its audience, and how much of that audience grew up with these songs on the car radio on the 10 and the 215.
So pick your night. The Tuesday opener has the feel of an event, the Sunday closer of the April leg will be the one the families fight over, and September is there for anyone who gets shut out in spring. Whichever you choose, it will be the same band, the same room, and a lot of people singing along in two languages.
Sources: Maná – La Residencia (Yaamava’) (yaamava.com); Yaamava’ Theater (yaamava.com); Maná tickets, Apr 6, 2027 (AXS) (axs.com); Maná, Sep 6, 2027 (AXS) (axs.com); Mana La Residencia at Yaamava’ Theater (AXS series) (axs.com); Maná Highland tickets on sale for six Yaamava Theater shows (TicketNews) (ticketnews.com); California casino Yaamava first-ever residency: Maná 2027 (PlayUSA) (playusa.com)
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