Shirley Manson’s Garbage to headline free Zócalo show next month
Shirley Manson says the free Nov. 14 show will close a 30-year chapter for the band, after Mexico City’s government leaked the news early. The post Shirley Manson’s Garbage to headline free Zócalo show next month appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Garbage, the American rock band, announced that Shirley Manson, their lead singer, will headline a free concert in Mexico City's Zócalo on November 14, marking the end of their 30-year tour. The band canceled the announcement due to an official leak through the Mexican government's X account, but confirmed it later on Instagram.
Garbage expressed their pride and honor in being invited by the Mexican government to perform in the country's most prestigious venue, The Zócalo. The band, which has sold 17 million albums worldwide, has been playing in Mexico 16 times since their first visit in 1996, including three shows last year. The four-member lineup of Garbage consists of Manson and American musicians Duke Erikson, Steve Marker, and Butch Vig.
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