Paloma Morphy

Paloma Morphy plays the Voodoo Room at the House of Blues in San Diego on Friday, October 9, 2026. She's a pop artist and singer-songwriter from Mexico City, and this is her taking the stage here as a solo headliner.

If you haven't come across her yet, she also goes by mOOOOrphy. She describes her work as rooted in intuition and emotional honesty, which she shapes into a minimalist pop sound. It's the kind of music that doesn't lean on big production to do the heavy lifting—the focus stays on the songwriting and the voice. Since the release of her debut album, Au, she's grown steadily across digital platforms and live stages, and she's now one of the most promising young voices in Mexican pop.

There's a bit of weight behind the name, too: she's a Latin GRAMMY Award winner for Best New Artist. That recognition has helped push her into this current phase of international expansion, and she's part of a new wave of artists redefining Latin pop through authenticity, creative independence, and a clear sonic and visual identity. If you've been following the scene coming out of Mexico City, this is one of the names that's been gaining ground.

The show starts at 7 PM. It's an all-ages event, so anyone under 18 needs to be accompanied by a parent, guardian, or a responsible adult aged 25 or older.