Mumbai: Global pop sensation Shakira has delighted her Indian fans by adding a second concert date in Mumbai due to overwhelming demand for her upcoming India tour. The singer’s return marks her first major series of concerts in the country after nearly two decades.
The excitement soared over the weekend when fans spotted a second Mumbai concert listed on the District by Zomato platform. Organisers confirmed that the additional show was added in response to what they described as “unprecedented demand” from fans eager to see the Grammy-winning artist perform live.
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Due to high demand, Shakira adds a second show at Mahalaxmi Racecourse in Mumbai on April 11!
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Two Nights of Shakira in Mumbai
Shakira will now perform two nights at Mumbai’s Mahalaxmi Racecourse: the original concert on April 10 followed by the newly added show on April 11. She will then travel to Delhi for a concert at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium on April 15.
Fans flooded social media with excitement, celebrating the extra show as a testament to Shakira’s immense popularity in India.
Ticket Details and Tour Significance
Tickets for the initial Mumbai and Delhi concerts went on sale on March 1. Prices vary by category, with premium tickets costing around ₹32,000 and general admission starting at ₹6,000.
This tour marks Shakira’s first major live performances in India since her 2007 Oral Fixation Tour stop in Mumbai.
A Tour with a Purpose
Shakira expressed heartfelt excitement about returning to India, calling it a special experience. She highlighted that the tour also supports better nutrition for children, collaborating with the non-profit initiative Feeding India and District by Zomato. This year’s tour is the first Feeding India Concert series to be held across multiple cities.
The Colombian superstar is known worldwide for chart-topping hits like “Hips Don’t Lie,” “Waka Waka (This Time for Africa),” “Whenever, Wherever,” and “She Wolf,” making her one of the most celebrated pop icons of her generation.