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Shakira’s upcoming “Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour” has expanded due to high demand. Originally scheduled to perform at Charlotte’s Spectrum Center on November 23, the Latin pop icon has moved the concert to the larger Bank of America Stadium on May 13, marking the first date of the North American leg of the tour. The switch comes as Shakira shifted several shows from arenas to stadiums to accommodate her growing audience.
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A devastating fire at the Port of Manta has destroyed dozens of fishing boats, dealing a major blow to one of Ecuador’s most important fishing communities. The massive blaze erupted at the port in Manta, a key hub for Ecuador’s fishing and seafood export industry....
ASADO returns to Assembly Park in Vaughan from June 26-28, bringing together thousands of people for a three-day celebration of Latin American food, music, culture, and community. Following the success of previous editions, this year's festival is expected to attract...
With the FIFA World Cup 2026 just days away, Toronto is preparing for what may be the biggest month-long celebration in the city's history. From June 11 to July 19, Toronto will transform into a giant football playground filled with fan festivals,...
ASADO returns to Assembly Park in Vaughan from June 26-28, bringing together thousands of people for a three-day celebration of Latin American food, music, culture, and community. Following the...
Ryan Castro is extending one of the biggest tours of his career. The Medellín hitmaker has officially announced the U.S. leg of his Sendé: The Last Dance Tour, a 16-city run that will...
If you thought the FIFA World Cup in Toronto was only about soccer, think again. The FIFA Fan Festival at Fort York and The Bentway is shaping up to be one of the city’s biggest entertainment events...
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