After years of European silence, the Old Continent is about to get its groove violently and joyfully rearranged. Monterrey’s most gloriously unhinged duo, Plastilina Mosh, have officially announced their return to Europe in 2026, and the “Europa Tour 2026” promises exactly what fans of Jonás and Rosso have come to expect: irreverence, sweat, dancefloor chaos, and a genre blender turned up to eleven.

For the uninitiated (and shame on you, honestly), Plastilina Mosh is the Mexican duo that detonated the Latin alternative scene in 1998 with their debut Aquamosh, an album that shoved jazz, punk, trip-hop, lounge, electronica, and rap into the same room and locked the door until they got along. Nearly three decades and eight studio releases later — including 2023’s Mosh & Mambo and 2024’s Controlemos Fuego — the band remains one of the most singular acts to ever emerge from the Avanzada Regia movement.

Now, they’re bringing that legacy back across the Atlantic. The 2026 run kicks off with a Mexican warm-up leg in August before crossing into Europe on August 29 in Amsterdam. Highlights include a long-awaited debut at Vive Latino España in Zaragoza on September 4, plus stops in Stockholm, Dublin, London, Madrid, Valencia, Palma de Mallorca, Barcelona, and Rome. The tour wraps in Bogotá at the Movistar Arena on October 15.

Expect setlists packed with the classics that have soundtracked a generation of Latin alt kids: “Mr. P-Mosh,” “Niño Bomba,” “Nalguita,” “Peligroso Pop,” “Pervert Pop Song,” “Afroman,” and plenty more surprises from a catalog that refuses to age.

PLASTILINA MOSH — EUROPA TOUR 2026 DATES

August 11 — CDMX — Indie Rocks
August 12 — Toluca, Mexico — Foro Lando
August 13 — Tlalnepantla, Mexico — Foro A
August 14 — Texcoco, Mexico — Doppler
August 15 — Puebla, Mexico — Sala Forum
August 16 — Pachuca, Mexico — Jardín Caníbal
August 29 — Amsterdam, Netherlands — Toekomstmuziek
August 30 — Stockholm, Sweden — Debaser
September 1 — Dublin, Ireland — Button Factory
September 2 — London, England — The Garage
September 4 — Zaragoza, Spain — Vive Latino Fest
September 7 — Madrid, Spain — Sala Copérnico
September 9 — Valencia, Spain — Sala Moon
September 12 — Palma de Mallorca, Spain — Sala Es Gremi
September 13 — Barcelona, Spain — Sala Bikini
September 15 — Rome, Italy — Largo Venue
October 15 — Bogotá, Colombia — Movistar Arena

Tickets are on sale now — and if history is any guide, the European rooms are going to move fast. Get in early, dust off your dancing shoes, and revisit the catalog before showtime.

Stream and watch Plastilina Mosh on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@plastilinamosh