Shakira Shares New North American Tour Dates After Turning Venues Into Stadiums

Shakira has announced her new North American tour dates for 2025 after transforming performance venues from arenas to stadiums – see the full list of dates below.

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Last Friday (October 18), the “Hips Don’t Lie” singer announced on social media, just two weeks before the start of her North American tour, that the concert series was being postponed due to a huge demand.

Following extraordinary demand from fans for more tickets and more shows, Shakira and Live Nation have decided to change all tour venues, from arenas to larger stadiums. However, these changes would mean the shows would take place at a later date – which is now confirmed to begin in May next year.

Shakira wrote on social media last night (October 21): “I’m so excited to share my best show yet with you. Thank you all for supporting me and inspiring me to continue to push myself. I can’t wait to celebrate with you in May! »

Shakira’s 2025 North American tour dates are:

CAN
13 – Charlotte, North Carolina – Bank Of America Stadium
15 – East Rutherford, New Jersey – MetLife Stadium
20 – Montreal, QC – Bell Center
22 – Detroit, Michigan – Little Caesars Arena
26 – Toronto, ON – Scotiabank Arena
29 – Boston, Massachusetts – Fenway Park
31 – Washington, DC – National Park

JUNE
04 – Orlando, Florida – Camping World Stadium
06 – Miami, Florida – Hard Rock Stadium
11 – Arlington, Texas – Globe Life Field
13 – San Antonio, Texas – AlamoDome
15 – Houston, Texas – Toyota Center
20 – Inglewood, California – SoFi Stadium
22 – Phoenix, Arizona – Footprint Center
26 – San Diego, California – Snaporagon Stadium
28 – Las Vegas, Nevada – Allegiant Stadium
30 – San Francisco, California – Oracle Park

Artist pre-sales begin Thursday, October 24 at 12 p.m. local time. Pre-registrations are now open via Shakira’s official website.

Furthermore, the singer recently settled her $15 million Spanish tax fraud case “to protect” her children, “to be by their side” and “to continue her life.”

She discussed her legal battle with Spanish authorities, who accused her of tax evasion between 2012 and 2014 while she was allegedly residing in the country. The singer has denied any wrongdoing, explaining that she agreed to settle to protect her two young sons, Milan, 11, and Sasha, 9.

She was the subject of a first round of allegations in 2021, when Barcelona prosecutors claimed Shakira should have paid taxes because she lived in Spain for an extended period between 2012 and 2014. The second wave of allegations allegations took place in September 2023. Colombian pop star Icon was once again accused of tax evasion in Spain – this time, prosecutors claimed she failed to pay 6.7 million euros (5.8 million) in taxes on his income in 2018.

Last November, Shakira reached a deal with Spanish authorities after agreeing to pay off the hefty debt to avoid a possible prison sentence.

Since then, she has released her twelfth studio album, “Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran”. In a four-star review, NME said: “With a career spanning four decades, she continues to push the boundaries of Latin pop music and make the genre a global event (…) With this vulnerable yet versatile collection, Shakira shows that it There are no limits to the art of its catharsis. through the song. »