Maná's 2027 U.S. dates all land in Highland, starting April at Yaamava' Theater

A six-show residency, the band's only U.S. performances next year, puts the Inland Empire at the center of Maná's 2027.

If you want to see Maná in the United States in 2027, the drive ends in Highland.

The band plays Yaamava' Theater on Sunday, April 11, 2027, at 8 p.m., with tickets through AXS. The date was announced Oct. 20, and it's one of six nights in a residency at the theater: April 6, 8 and 11, then Sept. 1, 2 and 6. According to coverage of the announcement, those six shows are set to be Maná's only U.S. performances next year.

That's the hook, and it's a big one for the Inland Empire. Maná spent the last two years on the Vivir Sin Aire Tour, playing arenas across North America, with Yaamava' Resort & Casino as the tour's presenting sponsor. Instead of another arena run, the band is putting its entire 2027 U.S. calendar into a 3,000-capacity theater off the 210 corridor. Hoodline described it as the band ditching arenas for six intimate shows, and for a group that has spent decades filling large rooms, a theater this size changes what the night feels like.

For a band used to arenas, a 3,000-seat theater changes what the night feels like.

A Spanish-language outlet reported the residency is the first time an artist has headlined one at the theater. The timing adds a second reason to go: Maná's self-titled debut album turns 40 in May 2027, just weeks after the April shows. That puts these first three nights right before the anniversary, the kind of setup that tends to bring deep cuts out of the catalog. The band hasn't said anything about the setlist, so treat that as a possibility, not a promise.

Maná's sound sits across Latin, rock and pop, and the songs are the reason the residency is a story at all. Across a career that long, the band has accumulated singalongs that a theater crowd will know word for word.

The room itself has rules to know before you buy. Reports say Yaamava' Theater requires attendees to be 21 or older, so this isn't a family outing. Yaamava' lists the theater at 2,500 to 3,000 seats depending on the setup, so expect an intimate configuration compared with where Maná usually plays.

When to get tickets: now. The public on-sale opened Monday, Oct. 26, at 10 a.m. through Yaamava.com, after tiered presales for the casino's players club members. With the whole U.S. year squeezed into six nights in one room, demand from well beyond the Inland Empire is a safe bet, and the April dates come first. If you're trying for April 11, a Sunday, check AXS for what's left and be ready for a range of prices.

If April doesn't work, the September dates give you a second window, but they're also the last chance in the U.S. until at least 2028. Either way, for once the Inland Empire doesn't have to drive to L.A. for the show; L.A. has to drive here.

Sources: Mañá ditches arenas for six intimate Yaamava shows in 2027 (Hoodline) (hoodline.com); Latin rock band Maná announces residency at Yaamava' Resort & Casino (CDC Gaming) (cdcgaming.com); California casino Yaamava' books first-ever residency with Maná for 2027 (PlayUSA) (playusa.com); Alista Maná residencia musical en California (Plano Informativo) (planoinformativo.com); Maná Highland tickets on sale for six Yaamava Theater shows (TicketNews) (ticketnews.com); Maná at Yaamava' Theater (JamBase) (jambase.com)