Jennifer Lopez returns to Malaga with her new tour this summer
The capital of the Costa del Sol and Cádiz will be the only Andalusian provinces where the Latin diva will perform with her 'Up all night'
Jennifer Lopez is returning to Malaga. The Latin diva, who in 2019 gave a historic concert at Marenostrum Fuengirola, will perform this summer in the capital. She will be part of her latest tour 'Up all night', where she will revisit her greatest hits.
The concert will take place on July 11 at the Ciudad de Malaga athletics stadium. Her new tour will also take her to other locations across Spain such as Pontevedra (July 8), Cadiz (July 10, Nuevo Mirindilla Stadium), and after Malaga, she will head to Barcelona (July 15 at Sant Jordi Club) and Bilbao (July 16 at BEC), making Malaga and Cadiz the only Andalusian cities included in this tour.
Tickets will soon be on sale, as announced by the organizers in a statement. JLo, known as the "ultimate triple threat" - singer, dancer, and actress - has sold more than 80 million records to date, has over 15 billion streams, and boasts nearly 28 million monthly listeners on Spotify alone.
For her concert six years ago in Fuengirola (her last to date in Spain), Lopez managed to sell 10,000 tickets in just four hours. The capacity back then was 12,000 people, a number that will more than double at this new event in Malaga, as the Ciudad de Malaga stadium can accommodate 27,500 people. Manuel Carrasco has been, so far, the last to perform at this venue: it was in August 2022, he sold out, and managed to break an eight-year hiatus of live performances at this stadium.
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