
The 43rd annual Tejano Music Awards, the biggest night in Tejano music, will feature a stellar performance by Siggno, one of the most successful bands in the genre. The announcement was made today (Sept. 5) by the Texas Talent Musicians Association (TTMA), the organization that produces the awards show.
Siggno, led by vocalist Jesse Turner, has won several Tejano Music Awards, including two-time Male Vocalist of the Year for Turner and three Album of the Year awards. The band is known for their energetic and passionate style of music, blending elements of Norteño, pop, rock, and cumbia.
Siggno will join Ricardo Castillon Y La Diferenzia, and Angelica Y Moneda in the lineup for the 43rd annual Tejano Music Awards, which will take place at the Boeing Center and Tech Port in San Antonio, Texas on Saturday, October 21, 2023. The event will honor the best in Tejano music from the past year, as voted by fans and industry professionals.
Tickets for the 43rd annual Tejano Music Awards can be purchased online here. Get more details on the event at the official website, tejanomusicawards.com. Don’t miss this opportunity to see Siggno and other Tejano stars perform live at the biggest night in Tejano music!
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