Shakira is parking her record-breaking Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour in San Jose for a two-night stand at SAP Center on June 19 and 20. Both shows are scheduled for 7:30 p.m., part of a limited U.S. arena run that follows last year’s stadium performances. For Bay Area fans, this is the closest shot this summer to see the Colombian superstar deliver a career-spanning set under one roof.
Tickets for the San Jose dates are available through Ticketmaster, which lists both SAP Center shows. As noted by The Mercury News, early get-in prices were sitting in the mid-$70 range on initial listings. Presales and VIP packages are running through the usual promoter and credit-card presales, so fans should keep an eye on the event pages for current availability and official resale options.
What She'll Play
Expect a setlist that hops across her catalog, pairing tracks from 2024’s Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran with staples like “Whenever, Wherever” and “Hips Don't Lie.” Her Oracle Park stop in 2025 followed that formula, with newer cuts such as “Soltera” and “Última” slotted next to crowd favorites like “Ojos Así” and “Waka Waka.” Setlist archives from that San Francisco show offer a solid preview of what San Jose might hear, according to Setlist.fm.
Tour In Context
Shakira’s Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour has turned into a full-on box office machine, with press reports citing about $421.6 million in grosses and roughly 3.3 million tickets sold across its first 86 shows. Those Boxscore tallies, widely circulated in the music press, helped the tour earn Guinness recognition and place it among the most successful Latin music tours on record, as reported by Rolling Stone. Off the balance sheet, the run has already delivered stadium-scale moments, including her free Zócalo performance in Mexico City earlier this year, which drew huge crowds according to the Associated Press.
Getting to the Show
SAP Center is located in downtown San Jose near Diridon Station and posts venue rules, parking information and guest services details on its official site. The arena advises bringing small bags to speed up entry and outlines event-day ticketing hours along with accessibility information; see the venue’s details at SAP Center. Expect heavy traffic and tight on-site parking on show nights, so consider ride-share or public transit and plan to arrive early.
Whether you are there for the new Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran material or the unmistakable early hits, Shakira’s San Jose stop is set up as an arena-sized spectacle in the middle of a global run. For the latest ticket specifics and local coverage, keep checking the official event listings and reporting from The Mercury News.
