The AXE Ceremonia Festival 2025 returns to Parque Bicentenario in Mexico City on April 5th and 6th, featuring a stellar lineup with artists like Tyler, The Creator, Natanael Cano, Charli XCX, and Massive Attack. Get ready for an unforgettable musical experience with multiple stages and a diversity of genres ranging from hip hop and electronic to pop and regional Mexican. Secure your tickets for this unmissable event and experience the excitement of one of Latin America's most important festivals.
The AXE Ceremonia Festival has established itself as one of the most important and avant-garde music events in Mexico and Latin America since its founding in 2013. Held at Parque Bicentenario in Mexico City, this two-day festival is distinguished by its eclectic and bold selection of artists, ranging from established figures to emerging talents from the global and local scene. Its musical offering is diverse, including genres such as alternative rock, electronic music in its multiple variants, hip hop, contemporary R&B, neo-soul, and it has even made space for phenomena like alternative reggaeton and corridos tumbados, thus reflecting the most current musical trends.
Beyond music, AXE Ceremonia is conceived as a comprehensive cultural experience. The festival aims to be a platform for artistic expression in various forms, incorporating art installations, fashion, and design, and promoting an atmosphere of community and discovery. Its ability to anticipate and present artists who later achieve great international recognition is one of its most outstanding features, making it a compass for future musical trends. Each edition attracts a diverse crowd, eager to experience unique moments and connect with the cultural vanguard in a festive and safe environment.
Following the Indaabin review, Parque Bicentenario management will enforce stricter safety measures for all future large-scale events.
The Mexico City Prosecutor's Office presented its initial findings on the structure collapse, pointing to structural failures and irregularities in the assembly.
In a statement, organizers confirmed the festival will take a hiatus in 2026 to focus on restructuring and enhancing safety protocols.
The government of Mexico City has initiated a comprehensive review of its regulations for granting permits following the incident at Ceremonia.
A coalition of artists and promoters has established a support fund for the families of the victims of the April tragedy.
The families of Berenice Giles and Miguel Ángel Rojas have initiated a civil lawsuit seeking damages against the festival organizers and associated companies.
OCESA, the event's producer, reiterated its commitment to collaborating with the investigation and supporting the affected families in a new statement.
During a recent music awards ceremony, several artists who performed at Ceremonia 2025 paid tribute to the deceased photojournalists.
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