Shakira - Madrid Tickets

A Historic Return to Spain

A long-awaited return to Spain, Shakira is back on Spanish land this September. Her first shows in the country since 2018, her Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour is a twelve night residency in Madrid through September and October.

Estadio Shakira: A Stadium Built for the Occasion

Aptly renamed Estadio Shakira for the next month, the twelve concerts will take place at Iberdrola Music, a 100,000 capacity stadium that is perfect for residencies like this. On the hunt for opening night tickets, you're in the right place, Fanatix has listings to look through from verified sellers.

The venue itself is part of the story. Estadio Shakira was purpose-built for the residency by Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), the Danish architecture studio behind Adele's record-breaking Munich residency stage — the one with the Guinness World Record-holding LED screen. Set within a 40-hectare site dubbed Macondo Park, named after the fictional town from Gabriel García Márquez's One Hundred Years of Solitude, the stadium itself covers around four hectares and holds roughly 50,000 fans a night, split between 30,000 seated and 20,000 in the standing arena area. The remaining 15 hectares are given over to an extended pre- and post-show experience called Es Latina, with food halls, art and literature pavilions, talks, workshops, and a dedicated kids' zone.

What Fans Can Expect

A lot has happened since Shakira last played infront of a Spanish audience, but there's lots in the set that will please fans who have been supporting her since her early days. Don't worry if you're a newer fan too, the spectacle of a Shakira performance is to be enjoyed by all, with the Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran era bringing a new level of energy.

Breaking Records

The numbers behind this residency are hard to ignore. Tickets for the Madrid shows sold in record time, with reports of over 450,000 sold shortly after going on sale — enough to add extra dates and push the run past Bad Bunny's own record-setting stadium residency in the city. Globally, the Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour has already grossed more than $300 million, making it the highest-grossing tour ever undertaken by a Latin artist. It's part of a run of milestones for Shakira, who's also the most-viewed female Latin artist on YouTube, the most-streamed female Latin artist in Spotify history, and was recently nominated to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.

Buying Tickets on Fanatix

Fanatix differs from a first-party seller, we are a marketplace and our ticket prices are set by individual sellers. It is possible that you will find different listings and prices for the same date, it's best to have a look around at what's available, be sure to check out the delivery details before you head over to the checkout.

The first Madrid date is Friday 18 September, check out our listings above to see what's currently available for the show.

FAQ

When is Shakira performing in Madrid?

The residency runs across twelve nights between 18 September and 11 October 2026, spread over four consecutive weekends at Estadio Shakira.

Where is Estadio Shakira located?

The stadium is a temporary venue built inside the Iberdrola Music complex in the Villaverde district of Madrid.

Is Estadio Shakira a permanent stadium?

No, it's a purpose-built temporary structure designed specifically for this residency and will only stand for the duration of the shows.

How many people does the stadium hold?

Around 50,000 fans per night, split between seated and standing arena areas.

Is this Shakira's only stop in Spain?

Yes, Madrid is the only Spanish city on this leg of the tour, she won't be performing in Barcelona or any other European capital during this run.

When did Shakira last perform in Spain?

Her last shows in the country were in 2018, as part of the El Dorado World Tour.

Can I buy tickets for all twelve dates on Fanatix?

Fanatix lists tickets from verified individual sellers, so availability and pricing vary by date, it's worth checking each listing separately to see what's currently on offer.

Are prices the same across all sellers?

No, since Fanatix is a marketplace rather than a first-party seller, prices are set independently by each seller, so it's worth comparing listings before checkout.