Shakira’s ‘Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran’ Tour isn’t just a concert series, it’s already a record-breaker, pulling in a Guinness World Record for the highest-grossing tour by a Latin artist! This woman is on fire, and guess what? She is not even close to being done celebrating with fans.
The Record-Breaking Run Continues
This isn’t her first rodeo. After last year’s massive stadium run, Shakira is back with an extended, intimate U.S. Tour, bringing the party to a handful of arenas. The original tour kicked off way back in February 2025 and clearly, she’s still got that undeniable energy. We are talking 13 shows on the schedule so far, with stops hitting major cities like Los Angeles, Brooklyn, Miami, and Dallas. Every single one of these shows is shaping up to be one for the books.
Grab Your Tickets Now Before They Vanish
If you want to be part of this record-setting celebration, tickets for Shakira’s ‘Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran’ Tour in 2026 are available right now on Vivid Seats! Prices are going to bounce around depending on the city, as you’d expect for a superstar like this. For example, her tour-opening show in LA starts at $190. If you are eyeing the Palm Desert concert, tickets are kicking off at $220, while the Brooklyn show is a bit more accessible at $160. You definitely want to jump on these fast if you are looking to see the iconic star live.
The tour lights up this summer, with stops across the country. Catch her in Inglewood at the Intuit Dome on June 13 and 14, or in Palm Desert at Acrisure Arena on June 17. She is also hitting San Jose at SAP Center on June 19 and 20, and Dallas’ American Airlines Center on June 23. July kicks off in Miami at the Kaseya Center on the 1st and 2nd, then she heads to Baltimore at CFG Bank Arena on the 6th. You can also find her in Boston at TD Garden on July 10 and 11, and closing out the month in Brooklyn at Barclays Center on July 20 and 21. Don’t miss your chance to witness history, grab those tickets!
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