SAN JOSE, Calif. — One of Latin music’s most iconic bands is coming back to the Bay. Maná will bring their Vivir Sin Aire Tour to SAP Center for a two-night stretch on December 5 and 6, 2025, marking their biggest Bay Area stop in years — and their first return to the arena since September 22, 2023, when they performed a sold-out show as part of their México Lindo y Querido U.S. Tour.
That 2023 performance was actually the second San Jose show they added due to high demand, underscoring how strong Maná’s following is across the South Bay and throughout Northern California. With the band’s history of doubling up Bay Area dates, another back-to-back run in 2025 feels like a natural continuation of their relationship with local fans.
The Vivir Sin Aire Tour continues Maná’s push to celebrate the songs that shaped generations: “Oye Mi Amor,” “Rayando el Sol,” “Labios Compartidos,” “Clavado en un Bar,” and dozens more that have become staples across Latin rock. The show is expected to blend their signature arena-level production with a setlist built for longtime fans.
For the band, the tour is about more than nostalgia. It’s a continuation of their run as one of the most influential Latin rock groups of all time, still selling out arenas and reaching new audiences decades into their career.
Landing Maná for two consecutive nights is a big moment for SAP Center, which has been steadily bringing larger-scale Latin concerts back to the South Bay. With Bad Bunny, Peso Pluma, and Karol G drawing massive Bay Area crowds in recent years, San Jose continues to grow as a key stop for Latino artists touring California.
SAP Center officials noted that demand for Maná typically runs high, with previous Bay Area shows selling out quickly. Tickets for the December dates are already moving.
Tickets for both nights are available through SAP Center and major ticketing platforms. Fans looking for lower-bowl or floor seats may want to move early, as prices tend to rise the closer the dates get.
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