Shakira prepare the tour of his life. The Colombian singer defines her tour 2024, which he has already begun to prepare and of which he has given the first clues in a recent interview with the magazine Billboard. “I had my foot on the brake. Now I’m on full throttle,” she notes about this new project.
Shakira prepare his return to the stage for 2024. Five years after his last tour El Dorado closed in 2018, the Colombian singer is already talking about his next tourwho is beginning to plan as we could see when he attended the concert of Beyonc.
“I was working!” says the artist, who was at the bus stop. Renaissance World Tour in Tampa (Florida) last August. “I can’t tour with as many trucks as Beyonc, but I was taking notes,” he confesses.
The interpreter of The bosspioneer of world tours in the Latin world, makes these statements in Magazine Billboardwhere he gave an extensive interview talking about his children, his ex-partner Gerard Piqu and their new projects.
His greatest repertoire, his best tour
Shakira envisions her 2024 concerts as a big comeback: “I think it will be the tour of my life. I’m very excited. I had my foot on the brake. Now I’m on full throttle.”
I believe this because the high number of songs that forms his musical repertoire, which he masterfully condensed in the recent performance at the MTV VMAs where he received the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard award for his entire career.
“I have so many songs that it’s going to be difficult to get off stage,” he points out to clarify why he believes it will be the tour of his life.
For all pockets
The Colombian singer does not yet know how to put together the tour, but she does know that Its objective is for it to be for all audiences and that has a direct impact on production.
“Putting together a tour is fun, but it is also a great effort, it involves several months of preparation, also how to put all the variables on the scale and decide what the public really wants to see, what songs they want to sing, which ones you also want to sing.” you want to sing live, and how much production you want to do,” he explains in the interview. “In the end, “The more production you have, the higher the value of the tickets, and I always like to take into account the purchasing power of my fans.”.
I learned to limit production expenses after The Mongoose Tour (2002-2003), one of their most successful and also most expensive tours. “I was carried away by a snake that rose at the beginning of the Show. The snake cost me a million dollars and transporting the snake several million more. When I finished the tour, which had been one of the most successful tours of my career so far, my manager told me that I had to pay him his commission, and I said: ‘Oh, and how much did I earn on the tour?’ tour?’ He tells me: ‘No. You lost six million. Don’t you want to travel with the snake?’ You learn from everything,” she reflects.
More than two dozen countries
The tour is still in the making, but there are already hints of where to go. His agent Keith Sarkisian, from WME, assures include arenas and stadiums in more than two dozen countries from Latin America, North America, the United Kingdom, Europe and the Middle East.
He has amassed a massive fan base through captivating performances and a unique blend of pop, rock, Latin and global music influences. We can’t wait to see it on stages around the world. for her biggest tour yet, adds Michael Rapino, president and CEO of Live Nation Entertainment, whose relationship with the artist dates back to her 2007 Oral Fixation tour.
