Hatsune Miku is not just any pop star. In her native Japan, she has sold a staggering amount of records, been featured in video games, manga, cosplay and holds the distinction of having been sent to space in a rocket, twice. But just what is it about this 16-year-old star with two shining turquoise pigtails and a never-ending wardrobe?

Passion, color and tradition combine in the 3rd Annual Mariachi and Folklorico Festival! Grammy-winning mariachi group Los Camperos shine at this year's festival, while complementing the group are the dancers of Ballet Folklrico Quetzalli-AZ, who fill the stage with dazzling traditional choreography and a beautiful color palette to match!

Comprised of an ensemble of students from the Windy City's immigrant barrios, Mariachi Herencia de Mexico is an exciting new mariachi outfit that formed in 2016. In the few short years of their existence, they released their first record Nuestra Herencia, which debuted at number two on the US Latino Albums Chart, opened for the likes of Lila Downs and Los Lobos, toured internationally and garnered a Latin Grammy nomination. Don't miss them when they hit the North American road on tour.

Jose Hernandez's Grammy-nominated and world-renowned Mariachi band, Mariachi Sol De Mexico, are back on tour, still breaking barriers in mariachi music as they bring their platinum-selling hits to a city near you! First forming in 1981, Jose Hernandez's touring band of talented musicians have taken the world by storm.

Calling all Once's! Twice is back on tour early 2026 on the 'This Is For' World Tour! Ever since they made their debut in 2015, pan-Asian K-pop phenomenon Twice have continued to make waves from their home-base in Seoul, South Korea and across the globe with their unapologetic, danceable pop bangers. The prolific nine-piece girl group has released a staggering 11 studio albums since their formation by the JYP entertainment group, racking up over 6 millions albums worldwide thanks to smash hit singles like 'Cheer Up' and 'TT'.