Shakira’s Madrid residency kicks off with twelve live shows.
A sprawling cultural park surrounds the stage
During a press conference on Friday, July 24, Live Nation Spain president Pino Sagliocco and BIG architect Joao Alburquerque unveiled a temporary complex that will sit next to the so‑called “Shakira Stadium.” The site covers 185,000 square metres – roughly 4.2 acres – and is designed to feel like a tree, with each branch leading to a different cultural experience.
“It’s built like a tree where each branch leads to a different cultural experience, and all converge at Macondo Park,”
— Joao Alburquerque, Architect, BIG
At the heart of the venue is Macondo Park, a space that will host eight pavilions dedicated to music, gastronomy, literature, art, fashion and other expressions of Latin culture. Visitors can wander the pavilions from noon to midnight, enjoying programming that will be announced and updated throughout the residency.
Dates, tickets and VIP experiences
The concert series runs on September 18, 19, 20, 22, 23, 25, 26, 27, 28 and October 1, 2, 3, with shows slated for 8:30 p.m. to 11 p.m. Each ticket includes full access to the park’s activities, while two VIP tiers – Garden and Terrace – will go on sale on Monday, July 27. Prices range from 500 to 720 euros, granting early entry, a Front Stage pass and a private lounge for food and drinks.
Terrace ticket holders also enjoy a panoramic area that overlooks both the stage and the surrounding park, adding an extra visual dimension to the concert experience.
“We want people to arrive early, explore the pavilions, eat and fully immerse themselves in the experience before and after the show,”
— Pino Sagliocco, President, Live Nation Spain
Community and educational outreach
Sagliocco hinted that organizers may open Macondo Park Monday through Thursday for school visits and educational activities focused on Latin American culture, extending the venue’s reach beyond concert‑goers.
The residency follows the Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour’s second phase in the United States, where the show is now playing arena dates, underscoring Shakira’s continued global momentum.
Frequently asked questions
What dates are Shakira's Madrid residency concerts scheduled for?
Shakira will perform twelve shows in Madrid on September 18, 19, 20, 22, 23, 25, 26, 27, 28 and October 1, 2, 3, with each concert running from 8:30 p.m. to about 11 p.m.
How much do the VIP Garden and Terrace tickets for Shakira's Madrid shows cost?
VIP tickets are priced between €500 and €720. The Garden tier includes early entry, a Front Stage pass and a private lounge, while the Terrace tier adds a panoramic view of the stage and park.
What is Macondo Park and what can visitors do there during Shakira's residency?
Macondo Park is a 185,000‑square‑metre cultural hub surrounding the stage, featuring eight pavilions for music, gastronomy, literature, art, fashion and more, where guests can explore, eat and enjoy programmed activities from noon to midnight.
When do the Shakira concerts start each night and how long do they last?
Each concert begins at 8:30 p.m. and is scheduled to run until approximately 11 p.m., giving attendees about two and a half hours of performance.
Will the Macondo Park venue be open for school visits or educational activities?
Organisers have hinted that Macondo Park may be open Monday through Thursday for school visits and educational programs focused on Latin American culture, extending its use beyond concert‑goers.
