Shakira’s eighth Madrid residency concert streams live and free to audiences worldwide tonight, giving fans access without tickets or paywalls. The performance is part of her “Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour.”
The show starts at 20:45 in Spain and 19:45 in the Canary Islands. Fans can watch on Amazon Music, Prime Video, Fire TV or the Amazon Music channel on Twitch; no sign-up or payment is required. Amazon Music and About Amazon say this is the first time Shakira will stream a full concert worldwide for free across multiple platforms. The livestream is part of Amazon Music’s initiative to celebrate women shaping Latin music and culture, under the campaign 'The Women Shaping Latin Music'.
In a statement from Amazon Music, Shakira said, “I’m excited to know that I can take it even further by sharing this special night with fans around the world.” Making the show free to watch is a bold move. Most artists keep concerts like this behind subscriptions or pricey tickets.
In the US, the concert starts at 14:45 Eastern Time, or 18:45 GMT; the broadcast time is also listed as 11:45 PT. It begins at 19:45 BST in the UK, 20:45 CEST in Madrid and 00:15 on October 4 in India. Shakira will perform 29 songs, including “Hips Don't Lie,” “Waka Waka (Esto es África),” “Las de la intuición / Estoy aquí” and “BZRP Music Sessions #53.” International outlets report that the concert is part of her Madrid residency at the Iberdrola Music venue and the final show of her European tour leg.
HOLA reports that Dua Lipa will join Shakira for a new duet. The song has not been released yet. The full setlist also includes “La fuerte,” “GIRL LIKE ME,” “Empire / Inevitable,” “Te felicito,” “TQG,” “Don't Bother,” “Can't Remember to Forget You,” “Acróstico,” “Copa vacía,” “La bicicleta,” “La tortura,” “Chantaje,” “Loca,” “Soltera,” “Última,” “Ojos así,” “Pies descalzos, sueños blancos,” “Antología,” “Te dejo Madrid,” “Suerte (Whenever, Wherever),” “Dai Dai” and “Loba.”
Shakira’s decision to make a major residency concert available for free puts access in focus as streaming and live events continue to change. Other big shows have kept access limited, as with the demonstration in Fnideq reported earlier, where only some could take part.
She is giving global fans a front-row seat, wherever they live. In 2026, artists and fans are closer than ever, and Shakira is leading that change.
