Maná to launch first-ever residency at Yaamava’ Resort & Casino.

Artist residencies outside of traditional music hubs like Las Vegas are gaining traction, with the announcement of a unique collaboration between the renowned Latin rock band Maná and Yaamava’ Resort & Casino in Highland, California. On October 19, 2026, the Grammy Award-winning band revealed plans for an exclusive series of performances that will mark their only U.S. shows for 2027.

The residency will take place at Yaamava’ Theater, with concerts scheduled for April 6, 8, and 11 in the spring, followed by additional performances on September 1, 2, and 6 in the fall. This tremendous opportunity for fans to experience Maná live comes as the band celebrates significant milestones: their self-titled debut album is set to mark its 40th anniversary in May 2027, just weeks after the residency launches.

Tickets for these anticipated events will go on sale starting Thursday, October 22, for members of Club Serrano, which will be followed by a regular presale on October 25 and general ticket sales opening on October 26, available through the resort’s website.

Maná boasts a storied history with the venue, having performed multiple times, including a notable event celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month. Their deep-rooted connection with Yaamava’ Resort & Casino is underscored by the coinciding timelines of both entities, as Maná formed in 1986, the year Yaamava’ commenced operations.

Drew Dixon, Vice President of Entertainment for Yaamava’ Resort & Casino, expressed enthusiasm over hosting the band for their exclusive U.S. performances, highlighting their dedication to enhancing guest experiences through world-class entertainment. Dixon emphasized that this residency represents a crucial milestone in the ongoing journey to bring premier artists and unforgettable experiences to Southern California.

Maná’s cultural and musical impact is profound, evidenced by their accolades, which include nine Latin Grammy Awards and four Grammy Awards. The band achieved a historic milestone in 2025 with their nomination for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, marking them as the first Spanish-language band to receive such an honor. Their 1992 album, “¿Dónde Jugarán los Niños?”, remains the best-selling Latin rock album of all time, and they recently surpassed Bruce Springsteen to hold the record for the most arena shows in Los Angeles, totaling 47 performances.

Performing in the more intimate setting of Yaamava’ Theater offers a distinctive ambiance that contrasts with traditional stadium shows, promising fans a closer connection with the band. As anticipation builds for the upcoming residency, music lovers and Maná fans alike are expected to seize the opportunity to witness this historic musical engagement.