Plastilina Mosh Tickets

Plastilina Mosh is a cornerstone of Mexican alternative music, formed in 1997 by Jonás González and Alejandro Rosso as part of the Avanzada Regia scene. With a knack for blending rock, electronic, and hip-hop influences, they broke through with hits that defined a generation. Their breakthrough single Mr. P. Mosh helped launch the acclaimed album Aquamosh (1998) and peaked at No. 1 on Latin MTV, bringing their sound to a wider audience. Hola Chicuelos (2003) earned a Latin Grammy nomination for Best Alternative Music Album, cementing their place in Latin American music history. After a period of new material in the 2020s, Plastilina Mosh returned with Mosh & Mambo (2023) and Conquistador (2025). Their live shows remain a staple across Mexico, with 2025 dates announced for Pepsi Center WTC, La Maraka, House of Vans CDMX, and Showcenter Monterrey. We’ve got you covered for tickets and insider access to their high-energy performances.

Biography: Plastilina Mosh formed in 1997 in Monterrey, part of the influential Avanzada Regia movement that reshaped Mexican popular music. The duo, composed of Jonás González (El Gel) and Alejandro Rosso (Alejandrito), crafted a distinctive sound that mixes rock, funk, electronica, and Latin influences. Their breakthrough came with Mr. P. Mosh from the debut album Aquamosh (1998), which soared to the top of Latin MTV’s charts, propelling them to fame beyond Mexico. Hola Chicuelos (2003) showcased their experimental approach and earned a Latin Grammy nomination for Best Alternative Music Album, highlighting their artistic range. After a productive 2010s period, they revived activity in the 2020s, releasing Mosh & Mambo (2023) and Conquistador (2025). They continue to tour across Mexico, delivering high-energy live performances at venues like Pepsi Center WTC, La Maraka, House of Vans CDMX, and Showcenter Monterrey.