Juan Gabriel

El Paso has seen its share of final concerts; some due to tragic reasons.

Despite the violence Juarez has been dealing with, Juarez officials are hopeful that they can continue to promote Juarez as a “Safe city” again and they are inviting U.S. residents to a festival to honor Mexican music legend, Juan Gabriel.

Fans of Juan Gabriel are invited to celebrate his life at a free tribute concert in downtown El Paso this weekend.

The Wall of Fame features over 90 celebrities that the Hotel Paso Del Norte has hosted over the last century.

A famous Mexican paranormal hunter investigates Juan Gabriel’s home in Juárez, and it’s more than we can handle.

One El Pasoan brought us to tears while singing Amor Eterno during the flashing tribute of the Star on the Mountain in honor of the victims during the first anniversary of the Walmart massacre.

Joined on the field by the Camino Real and Valley View middle school bands, the Del Valle High School marching band honored a Borderland legend.

Before his death, Juan Gabriel recorded a cover of Creedence Clearwater Revival’s song ‘Have You Ever Seen The Rain?’ for the Latin tribute album to the band.

If you had tickets to Sunday’s Juan Gabriel show here’s what you need to know about getting a refund.

Juan Gabriel died Sunday, August 28, in Los Angeles while preparing for his flight to El Paso, where he was scheduled to perform later that night. He was 66.

Awww, I remember hearing this ICONS music through the house growing up in the 915!

The University of Texas at El Paso Office of Special Events recently announced their calendar of upcoming events and ticket on-sale dates for twelve events, including boxing, a comedy show and several concerts.