Bronx-born diva Jennifer Lopez is all set to hit the road for her first tour in five years, swooping into San Antonio this July with a promised mix of nostalgic hits and fresh tracks from "This Is Me...Now." The artist, known for smashing the charts with singles like "On The Floor" and "Jenny from the Block," hasn't toured since 2019, but is looking to change that with a lineup that includes a stop at the Frost Bank Center on July 5, according to Fox San Antonio.
Meanwhile, in a vibe that's more valedictory than victorious, J.Lo has dropped a heart-wrenching hint that her upcoming album might be her final foray into the music industry; "This Is Me...Now" chronicles her journey and enduring romance with actor husband Ben Affleck, and as Lopez confided, in an interview, to The News International, it represents the "end of an era" creating a monumental footprint that she feels may never be replicated by her in the future.
The "This Is Me...Now The Tour" is ramping up to deliver a live experience that will serve as a retrospective of Lopez's illustrious career, including her rise to the top of the U.S. Billboard 200 with her groundbreaking 2002 remix album, and fans can already grab the leading single "Can't Get Enough" from all major platforms. Last time Lopez graced San Antonio, tickets sold faster than hotcakes at a county fair, making the upcoming July spectacle a hot ticket for fans eager to witness possibly one of the final performances of her singing career.
Yet while the lights dim on her recording endeavors, Lopez's star continues to blaze bright as indicated by talk of her first global jaunt since 2012, echoing the sentiment that while this might be a finale of sorts, it also ushers in a new phase for the consummate performer; this bittersweet revelation was encapsulated when the "Marry Me" star told The News International, "The truth is I don't even know if I'll ever make another album after this... so I would never say never, but right now I feel like I really put my heart and soul into this." There's no doubt that whether on stage or through the speakers, Lopez's impact on music and culture is indelibly stamped on the hearts of her multitude of adoring fans.
