JENNIFER Lopez is embarking on her first North American tour in five years.
Now, fans of the famed entertainer want to know how to purchase tickets.
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Jennifer Lopez performs during the Pepsi Super Bowl LIV Halftime Show at Hard Rock Stadium on February 2, 2020, in Miami, FloridaCredit: Photo by Focus on Sport/Getty Images – Getty
What is Jennifer Lopez’s new tour called?
Per Variety, Jennifer Lopez changed the name of her new tour from This Is Me… Now to This Is Me… Live | The Greatest Hits.
Lopez’s ninth studio album, This Is Me… Now, was released on February 16, 2024, and “was one part of a self-financed $20 million multimedia project including the tour and the two films,” the outlet stated.
The films include This Is Me…Now: A Love Story and the documentary titled The Greatest Love Story Never Told.
Per Variety, the publication “described the endeavor as an examination of ‘Lopez’s life as a serial romantic’ following her romantic rekindling with actor Ben Affleck, who she married in 2022 after nearly two decades apart.”
How can I get tickets?
You can get tickets for Lopez’s new tour via the singer’s website and Ticketmaster.
As Billboard reported, advance presale tickets went on sale beginning February 20, 2024.
Per Live Nation, the general on-sale began on February 23.
Lopez has promoted the North American tour on social media.
On March 13, the Hollywood star took to X to share the tour dates and announce that tickets were on sale.
“#JLOLIVE Summer Tour Tickets Available Now 💎 OnTheJLo.com @LiveNation,” she wrote alongside a photo showing the dates.
Where is Jennifer Lopez performing?
Lopez is performing in various cities across the United States and Canada throughout the summer of 2024.
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Jennifer Lopez performs during the finale of her residency, JENNIFER LOPEZ: ALL I HAVE, at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino on September 29, 2018, in Las Vegas, NevadaCredit: Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images for Caesars Entertainment – Getty
June 26 – Orlando, Florida
June 28 – Miami, Florida
June 29 – Miami, Florida
July 2 – Austin, Texas
July 3 – Edinburg, Texas
July 5 – San Antonio, Texas
July 6 – Dallas, Texas
July 9 – Phoenix, Arizona
July 11 – Los Angeles, California
July 13 – Anaheim, California
July 16 – San Francisco, California
July 17 – Sacramento, California
July 19 – Palm Springs, California
July 20 – Las Vegas, Nevada
July 22 – Denver, Colorado
July 24 – Tulsa, Oklahoma
July 26 – Rosemont, Illinois
July 27 – Indianapolis, Indiana
July 30 – Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
July 31 – Detroit, Michigan
August 2 – Toronto, Ontario
August 3 – Toronto, Ontario
August 5 – Montreal, Québec
August 7 – Boston, Massachusetts
August 9 – Belmont Park, New York
August 10 – Newark, New Jersey
August 13 – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
August 14 – Washington, DC
August 16 – New York City, New York
August 17 – New York City, New York
