Shakira's India shows called off amid Iran war 
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Shakira's India shows called off amid Iran war, fans frustrated

Shakira's India concerts have been postponed due to ongoing geopolitical tensions, leaving fans disappointed. Organisers have assured a full refund and said new dates will be announced soon.

JJ News Desk

Just weeks after sparking excitement among fans, Shakira’s much-awaited India concerts have been postponed, leaving many disappointed.

District by Zomato shared the update on social media. In a statement, the organisers said the decision was taken due to the “prevailing geopolitical situation and regional tensions”, referring to the ongoing US-Iran conflict.

“The well-being of our fans, the artist and the production team remains our foremost priority (sic),” the statement read.

Organisers confirmed that all ticket holders will receive a full refund, which will be automatically processed to their original mode of payment within five to seven business days. They also said they are working with the artist’s team to reschedule the concerts, with new dates to be announced soon.

The announcement has triggered strong reactions online, with several fans expressing disappointment. While some shared that they had been eagerly waiting for the concerts, others questioned whether additional expenses such as travel and accommodation would also be compensated.

See some of the reactions here:

About Shakira's India shows

The concerts were part of the Feeding India Concert initiative, organised in collaboration with District by Zomato. They were scheduled to be held on April 10 and 11 in Mumbai, followed by a show in Delhi on April 15. The performances would have marked Shakira’s return to India after nearly two decades, her last major concert in the country being in 2007.

Earlier, a concert by Kanye West in New Delhi was also postponed amid the same tensions. Originally set for March 29, it has now been rescheduled to May 23.

At the time of announcing her India tour, Shakira had expressed her excitement about returning to the country, calling it a special place to perform and connect with fans.

Source: India Today

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