Jennifer Lopez was forced to cancel concerts, due to low ticket sales

Due to low ticket sales, Jennifer Lopez was forced to cancel concerts, despite the release of a new album last February.

The ninth studio album "This Is Me... Now", released on February 16, 2024, has flopped. Jennifer Lopez also struggles to fill her concerts and has been forced to cancel several dates in the United States, according to American media.

A real blow for the singer, who was making her big musical comeback this year with the album "This Is Me... Now," but who is struggling to fill her concerts. As a result, she has been forced to cancel several dates due to lack of ticket sales, according to American media.

J.Lo has canceled a total of seven dates on her new North American tour, her first in five years, as reported by BFMTV. Concerts scheduled between August 20 and 31 in Cleveland, Nashville, Raleigh, Atlanta, Tampa, New Orleans, and Houston have been canceled on Ticketmaster.

The tour still has 30 concerts remaining, but the majority of tickets have not yet been sold. Disappointing figures that confirm the flop of her new record, only 38th on the Billboard chart.

Released ten years after her last album "A.K.A., This Is Me... Now" did not meet the expected success despite a significant marketing campaign and the promise of songs about her relationship with her husband Ben Affleck.

Titled This Is Me... Now in reference to her album "This Is Me... Then" released in 2002, this project also includes the musical film "This Is Me... Now: a Love Story" and the documentary "The Greatest Love Story Never Told," which chronicles its behind-the-scenes.

Since the release of A.K.A. in 2014, J.Lo has taken on multiple roles in film and received a Golden Globe nomination for "Queens." She also performed at the Super Bowl halftime show and secured a residency in Las Vegas.