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Sep
14
Sep
14
The Wiltern
One of the most influential bands in Mexico over the last 3 decades is making its way to LA's Wiltern Theater. Can you think of a better way to spend Mexican Independence Day weekend than at a Molotov concert? It just seems fitting! The band has released a ton of songs that have become anthems not only to rock fans but to Mexicans as a whole. They'll be playing all of them in LA on Sunday, September 14th.
If you're trying to clean up your vocabulary a bit, this is not the night to start. Molotov will have you jumping up and down screaming "P***" before you know it! It's all part of the fun, though, and the aura that this band has been able to create around itself. This is a perfect opportunity to put on a black t-shirt and head out to the Wiltern.
Seats for this show are starting at $95. They're going to run out quickly, so hit the get tickets button before it's too late.
There's arguably been no band that's been as influential in Mexican pop culture as Molotov. In the past 30 years, they've produced songs that have resonated not only with rock fans, but Mexicans in general. A lot of their tracks touch subjects like immigration and police brutality that are still as relevant today as they were 20 or more years ago. That's why when they hit the stage, they have the power to get the crowd screaming along to their songs in a way that no other Mexican band can. This 30th anniversary is certainly worth celebrating with these legends.
In a way, "Give Me The Power" by Molotov is the Mexican version of "F*** Tha Police" by NWA. The song certainly ruffled some feathers when it came out, talking about corruption in the government. Things haven't changed much because people still sing the track with a ton of passion. "Frijolero" is another one of the anthems Molotov created. It also lands really well on this side of the border because of the racism themes that it touches. Many of you in the crowd on Sunday, September 14th, may have gone through these issues firsthand. On top of this being the 30th anniversary tour, it's always fitting to see Molotov on Mexican Independence Day weekend!
It's a bit of a surprise to see that a rock concert like this one won't feature a general admission setup. Also, there are no seats available on the first floor for this Molotov concert. That's another thing that you're going to want to keep in mind. Since there are limited seats available, and it's the 30th anniversary tour, don't be surprised if these tickets go flying off the shelves!
You're going to want to be proactive about this! Click the get tickets button now, access to this event starts at $95.00.
The Wiltern, Los Angeles, California, , US