Línea Personal makes corridos that sound like they were built in a studio where someone left the R&B playlist running — not by accident but by design. The Stockton, California four-piece folds soulful harmonics and contemporary production into a traditional foundation, blending bicultural experience into what the Los Angeles Times called an “innovative blend.” Rolling Stone named them one of 25 artists shaping the future of music in 2026. They bring the Todo Ø Nada Tour to 713 Music Hall on Sunday, October 18.
About the Show
This is Línea Personal’s first U.S. headline tour: 17 dates that started August 7 in San Luis Obispo, crossed Denver, Chicago, Brooklyn, Atlanta, and San Antonio, and close in Houston. The tour supports TODO Ø NADA, their sophomore album released in March 2026, which debuted at No. 40 on Billboard’s Latin Albums chart and No. 20 on the Regional Mexican Albums chart. The lead single “Motorola” reached No. 14 on Billboard’s Hot Regional Mexican Songs chart and No. 30 on Hot Latin Songs.
The group — Gustavo Raya-Garcia, his brother Aidan, Jorge Ontiveros, and producer Edgar Lozoya Verduzco — came together through an Instagram DM: Ontiveros spotted Gustavo’s videos online and reached out, a mutual friend later brought in Lozoya Verduzco, and Aidan joined at 17 as a second vocalist. The Raya-Garcia brothers grew up in the U.S. with Mexican heritage, and it shows in the music: corridos at the root, R&B and soul the direction they move it. Rolling Stone described Aidan’s harmonics as making Gustavo’s voice “shine 10 times.” They built their following on EP Euphoria, with standouts “Nobu” and “Estrella,” then released debut album Vision in 2024 before TODO Ø NADA, described in the Live Nation announcement as “their most expansive work to date.” Signed to Street Mob Records, founded by Fuerza Regida’s Jesús Ortiz Paz, one member recalled when the deal came through: “If we sign, we’re gonna go until the wheels fall off.”
Venue & Logistics
713 Music Hall sits in the former USPS headquarters at 401 Franklin St in downtown Houston, operated by Live Nation’s House of Blues Entertainment. The show starts at 8 p.m. Find more Houston-area shows.
Tickets
Tickets start at $53. VIP packages, including premium seating, meet-and-greets, photo opportunities, and exclusive merchandise, are available at vipnation.com. General on-sale launched June 26, 2026, at 10 a.m. local time through LiveNation.com. Buy tickets