Shakira announces new dates for her world tour in North America | Entertainment in the United States

Shakira announced this Monday new dates for her world tour Women No Longer Cry World Tour in the United States and Canada. The expectation had begun last Friday, when the singer announced that she had decided to add new dates to her tour due to the enormous demand generated. The decision meant the cancellation of the concerts already scheduled, and which had posted the no tickets sign, which has generated numerous complaints among fans who already had their tickets. The singer, known for hits like Hips Don’t Lie and Waka Wakahas added 16 additional North American performances to his already extensive tour, one of the shows most anticipated of 2024 and 2025.

The new dates will begin on May 13 in Charlotte, North Carolina, and will take Shakira through cities including Boston, Detroit, Miami, Houston, San Antonio and Las Vegas, before concluding on June 30 in San Francisco, California. In addition, the artist will make two special stops in Canada, with performances in Montreal on May 20 and in Toronto on May 26.

Initially, the tour included only 14 dates in the United States and Canada, but due to the enormous demand for tickets, it was decided to expand the number of concerts. Shakira fans, who have grown up listening to her lyrics about broken hearts, renewed hope and the ups and downs of life, will be able to enjoy classics like Anthology, bare feet, Flies in the houseas well as her recent anthems that celebrate female independence and strength, such as Single, TQG and Aim.

On her social networks, the artist expressed her excitement: “I am very excited to share with you my best show so far. Thank you all for supporting me and inspiring me to continue improving myself.” This WorldTour Not only does it promise high-level visual and choreographic production, but it will consolidate Shakira once again as one of the most influential and beloved artists in Latin and global music.

New dates in North America

• May 13: Charlotte, NC (Bank of America Stadium)
• May 15: East Rutherford, NJ (Metlife Stadium)
• May 20: Detroit, MI (Little Caesars Arena)
• May 26: Toronto ON (Scotiabank Arena)
• May 29: Boston, MA (Fenway Park)
• May 31: Washington, DC (Nationals Park)
• June 4: Orlando, FL (Camping World Stadium)
• June 6: Miami, FL (Hard Rock Stadium)
• June 11: Arlington, TX (Globe Life Field)
• June 13: San Antonio, TX (Alamodome)
• June 15: Houston, TX (Toyota Center)
• June 20: Inglewood, CA (Sofi Stadium)
• June 22: Phoenix, AZ (Footprint Center)
• June 26: San Diego, CA (Snapdragon Stadium)
• June 28: Las Vegas, NV (Allegiant Stadium)
• June 30: San Francisco, CA (Oracle Park)