In April 2024, American indie-rock band Interpol—post-punk revival pioneers with albums like Turn on the Bright Lights (2002)—delivered a historic free concert at Zócalo, Mexico City's main square, drawing a record 160,000 attendees and becoming the largest in their career. The 90-minute set on April 20, captured professionally, embodied their tour climax supporting the 20th anniversary of Antics and The Other Side of Make-Believe, where Paul Banks and Daniel Kessler's guitar textures merged with Sam Fogarino's drum power to evoke emotional resonance under evening skies. Featuring tracks like "Evil", "Obstacle 1", "Slow Hands", and "The Rover", this show highlighted their veteran status in New York post-punk, turning the historic square into a realm of collective trance.