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Shakira Announces Madrid Concert Series with Extended Fan Experience in September 2026

festival-fair · 2026-03-24

Shakira will perform in Madrid in September 2026, marking her first concert series in Spain in eight years. The events, scheduled for September 25, 26, and 27 at the Iberdrola Music venue, serve as the European finale of her global tour 'Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran.' Additional dates may be added based on ticket demand, with the artist aiming to surpass Bad Bunny's record of 10 shows in Madrid. Beyond the concerts, Shakira plans to transform the venue into a fan-focused area called 'Es Latina,' featuring exhibitions, workshops, and culinary offerings curated by the artist. Ticket sales begin with presales on March 24, 2026, via her official website, followed by general sales on March 27 through Live Nation and other platforms. This Madrid residency highlights the city's growing role as a hub for Latin music in Europe, alongside other major acts like Bad Bunny and Karol G. Prior to Madrid, Shakira will perform at a large-scale event in Rio de Janeiro on May 2, 2026. Her tour has been reported as the highest-grossing Latin music tour in history, earning over $421 million from 82 stadium shows.

Key facts

  • Shakira's Madrid concerts are set for September 25-27, 2026, at Iberdrola Music
  • This marks her first performance in Spain since 2018
  • The events conclude her 'Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran' world tour
  • A fan zone named 'Es Latina' will offer exhibitions and activities
  • Ticket presales start March 24, 2026, with general sales on March 27
  • Shakira aims to break Bad Bunny's record of 10 shows in Madrid
  • The tour is the highest-grossing Latin music tour, with over $421 million in revenue
  • Madrid is the only European stop on the tour

Entities

Artists

Institutions

  • Iberdrola Music
  • Live Nation
  • Ticketmaster
  • El Corte Inglés
  • Billboard
  • Iberola Music

Locations

  • Madrid
  • Spain
  • Rio de Janeiro
  • Brazil
  • Mexico City
  • Colombia
  • Mexico
  • Europe
  • Latin America

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