Joy Huerta Sets Solo U.S. Tour Dates for Spring 2027
The singer will play at least 13 U.S. cities starting April 9 in Denver, closing May 2 in Houston, following her brother Jesse Huerta's exit from the project.
By Thomas Obasi ·
Joy Huerta has scheduled a solo tour of the United States for spring 2027, her first run of shows without her brother Jesse Huerta, who said several weeks ago he was leaving the project. The tour, titled "El amor de México," reaches at least 13 U.S. cities and does not currently list a New York date.
The outing opens April 9 in Denver and closes May 2 in Houston. Before that, the same tour name carries Joy Huerta through Mexico beginning February 12 in Toluca for a month of dates.
Jesse Huerta's departure ends a pairing that began in 2005. Joy Huerta has been the voice of the project since its founding. She has told fans she will keep making music and performing live.
Promotional material for the concerts still carries the name Jesse & Joy, with a note that Jesse will not appear at these shows. Joy Huerta has not announced a new album. The duo's most recent record, "Lo que nos faltó decir," came out in May of last year, and the two spent 2026 performing that material along with career hits.
Joy Huerta is 40 years old.
