CHICAGO, IL (FEBRUARY 10, 2026) – Sueños Music Festival released its full lineup today, led by headliners Fuerza Regida, J Balvin, Kali Uchis and a special performance from Los Tucanes De Tijuana ahead of its fifth year celebration at Grant Park on May 23 and 24, 2026. As the largest Latin music festival in the United States, Sueños has emerged as a one of a kind cultural phenomenon, positioning Chicago as a leading destination for Latin music within the United States. The festival brings together global superstars, rising artists, and local talent for a two day celebration of music, culture, and community.
General On Sale tickets will be available starting February 12, 2026, at 12 PM CT at suenosmusicfestival.com with pass options including General Admission, GA+, VIP and the exclusive El Sueño and 2-Person Acceso Oro Packages.
The 2026 lineup for “El Festival Latino”, Sueños Music Festival features more than 40 artists spanning música Mexicana, reggaetón, Latin EDM, and beyond. Curated to reflect the wide spectrum of Latin music’s past, present, and future, the lineup brings together reggaetón pioneers and legacy icons including Alexis y Fido, Tito El Bambino, and Yandel, highlighted by a special Yandel Sinfónico presentation that offers a unique reimagining of his catalog. Colombian talent brings major energy to the lineup with J Balvin, Kali Uchis, Manuel Turizo, Elena Rose, and Ryan Castro, underscoring Colombia’s continued influence on the global Latin music landscape. Alongside established stars, the lineup spotlights the next generation of reggaetón Mexa with rising artists such as Cachirula & Loojan, El Bogueto, and Yeri MUA while also elevating Chicago’s local scene with Banda La Enkantadora, Banda Peñasco de Zacatecas, Los de la Homan, Los K Bros, Los Picudos, and Los Preferidos del Valle, offering local talent the opportunity to perform on a major platform in the heart of their city. Electronic and crossover acts including Deorro, Close Friends Only and Pedro Sampaio round out a dynamic, multi-genre weekend across the Main Stage, La Fuente Stage, and La Plaza Stage in Chicago’s iconic Grant Park. The experience is complemented by immersive activations, curated photo ops, El Mercadito, and a standout local food experience featuring some of Chicago’s tastiest joints.
Since launching in 2022, Sueños has grown into a defining platform for Latin music, culture, and community in Chicago, drawing more than 60,000 fans from across the country to Grant Park each year for a vibrant Memorial Day weekend celebration. Beyond the festival itself, Sueños remains rooted in Chicago and powered by community, continuing its impact year round through initiatives that uplift youth, support local businesses, and create meaningful opportunities for residents. The festival actively reinvests in the city by supporting organizations serving immigrant families, education, and youth empowerment, including Enlace Chicago, Instituto del Progreso Latino, Pilsen Neighbors Community Council, and the Little Village Chamber of Commerce and more. Leading into its fifth anniversary, Sueños is expanding its community activations while continuing to build workforce pathways through efforts such as the Lollapalooza x Sueños Festival Job Fair, taking place Wednesday, March 4, 2026 from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM at Malcolm X College, designed to connect community members with real career opportunities beyond the festival gates. With the official 2026 lineup now announced, Sueños is ready to bring the city together once again for an unforgettable Memorial Day weekend in Grant Park.
About Sueños Music Festival:
Sueños Music Festival, founded in 2022, unites the city of Chicago under the banner of incredible Reggaeton and Latin Music. Bringing unprecedented star power to Grant Park and offering spectacular views of Lake Michigan and the Chicago skyline, Sueños Festival (translation: dreams), was created to be an inclusive event with a mission to continue to celebrate and uplift Latin culture and the extraordinary music, people, food, and amazing energy that comes along with it.
Sueños takes pride in its meaningful contribution to Chicago’s Latin communities year-round, with a focus on supporting youth initiatives and businesses. This includes a partnership with Segundo Ruiz Belvis Cultural Center to support the development of a Performing Arts Theater and Youth Media Center, along with scholarships and immigration services through partnerships with Pilsen Neighbors Community Council, Instituto del Progreso Latino, and Enlace Chicago. In addition, Sueños supports in-school and after-school art programs for Latin youth across the city, partnering with the National Museum of Mexican Art to feature art by Chicago youth at Sueños and inviting aspiring writers from its youth journalism program to conduct interviews at the festival, funding Puerto Rican Arts Alliance’s music education programs and studio arts programs for children on the Southwest Side, and supplying instruments for mariachi and percussion programs in Chicago Public Schools.
Since its inception, Sueños has generated an estimated $675 million for Chicago’s economy. In 2025, the festival paid $1.5 million to the Chicago Park District and is estimated to have generated $1.2 million in amusement tax revenue to the City and County.
