Shakira ‘Las Mujeres Ya No LLoran’ World Tour is Coming to Bank of America Stadium

The 2025 North America dates will follow Shakira’s record-breaking Latin America leg, which has already set new benchmarks. In less than 2 hours, 18 stadium shows sold out, with over 950,000 tickets purchased. Shakira made history by adding a 5th show in Mexico City, becoming the first female artist to achieve this milestone. In Colombia, she shattered records again, becoming the first female artist to perform in 5 stadiums across the country. With these additional dates, the total number of shows for this leg now stands at 21. Starting on February 11, 2025, Shakira will begin her journey across Latin America, visiting Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, Peru, Colombia, and Chile.

Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour is a tribute to Shakira’s popular music, with a look toward the future. Inspired by her album Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran, this tour promotes empowerment and strength, which Shakira seeks to convey to multiple generations of fans — those who have never seen her live and those who have been waiting for her return for many years.

With a new production designed with the highest technology, her biggest hits, new songs, and several surprises, the tour aims to be an unforgettable experience, both visually and musically. In this return to the stages of Latin America, Shakira seeks to create a space where her fans can share and celebrate with her the power of personal rebirth like a diamond that is forged under pressure and emerges stronger and brighter after facing adversity.

Last month, Shakira released “Soltera,” an infectious afrobeats female anthem, which has already climbed to the Global Top 50 on Spotify, as well as #1 on the radio in several countries. The music video for “Soltera” was viewed over 11 million times within the first 4 days of launch. Watch **HERE** and listen **HERE**.

This is Shakira’s first tour since 2018, when she wowed fans at sold out stadiums and arenas around the planet with the El Dorado World Tour, cementing her reputation as “an international pop goddess” (Rolling Stone).