Irving: Kany García at The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory
September 11 @ 8:00 pm - 11:00 pm
$65
Kany García brings her “Puerta Abierta Tour” to The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory in Irving on September 11, with tickets starting at $65.
Born in Puerto Rico, García first gained wide recognition as a contestant on “Objetivo Fama” before launching a solo career built on deeply personal, socially conscious songwriting across Latin pop and singer-songwriter traditions. Her catalog includes multiple Latin Grammy-winning albums, and songs like “Para Siempre” and “Hoy Ya Me Voy” have made her one of the most respected voices in contemporary Latin music, known for tackling themes of identity, mental health, and social justice alongside more traditional love songs that have resonated across multiple generations of listeners.
The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory anchors Irving’s Toyota Music Factory entertainment district with a flexible 8,000-capacity indoor-outdoor amphitheater, able to host both intimate seated shows and larger festival-style crowds. Since opening in 2017, it has become one of the DFW area’s most versatile mid-to-large concert venues, surrounded by restaurants, bars, and a movie theater that make an entire night out possible without leaving the district. More on the venue is available at The Pavilion’s own page on Texas Music Map.
García’s live shows blend intimate storytelling with full-band arrangements, giving her devoted fanbase a chance to hear both her biggest hits and deeper cuts that showcase her range as a songwriter. Her Latin Grammy wins for Best Singer-Songwriter Album reflect a career built on substance as much as commercial success, a rare combination in mainstream Latin pop.
Doors typically open around 7 PM for Pavilion shows. The Toyota Music Factory district’s restaurants make for an easy pre-show dinner spot within walking distance, with options ranging from casual to upscale. For fans who follow García’s music closely, this tour offers a rare chance to hear her full catalog performed live in North Texas, a stop that doesn’t come around every year.