The Shakira concert scheduled for Thursday night (May 29) at the Boston Fenway Park was canceled just a few hours before its start “due to unforeseen circumstances,” the stadium announced on its social networks. The Jason Aldean and Brooks & Dunn show scheduled for Friday night in the same place was also canceled.
“The presentations of Shakira and (from) Jason Aldean and Brooks & Dunn, originally scheduled for May 29 and 30, respectively, in Fenway Park, have been canceled,” says a statement in English and Spanish. “Refunds will be made at the point of purchase. Excuse the inconvenience.”
According to local media, this week’s concerts – part of the Fenway 2025 concert series – were canceled due to a problem with the stage during an essay, which led to Boston inspection services to close it.
Billboard He sent additional comments to Shakira and Live Nation teams.
Shakira had previously announced that Will.i.am and Wyclef Jean would join her on the stage in Boston, adding to a growing list of guest artists who have accompanied her during her world tour.
The concert in Boston was going to be part of the world tour of women no longer cry, which currently takes place in North America. Recently, the singer headed the Dream Festival in Chicago and still has scheduled performances in Washington DC, Atlanta, Miami, Los Angeles and Las Vegas, among other cities in the United States.
Shakira occupied No. 1 of the Top Tours of Billboard In March. He also led the February list with $ 32.9 million, but doubled his profits in the most recent update. According to figures reported to Billboard Boxscore, women no longer cry World Tour raised $ 70.6 million in 11 shows reported, more than any other artist in a single month of March since the lists launched in 2019.
Read the Fenway Park statement below.
