OFFICIAL!🛑 Jennifer Lopez OFFICIALLY changed the name of her tour to "This is Me... Live,"

Jennifer Lopez may have changed the name of her tour to "This is Me... Live," but she's still having a hard time changing tickets, even though she's now focusing on her biggest hits.
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It seems there is. The Jenny From the Block singer, 54, is set to hit the road next month with a series of concerts across North America in support of her ninth studio album, This Is Me...Now. But Lopez, who co-chairs this year's Met Gala next week, has just a few weeks to go, and official seating plans show there are still blocks of seats left in some venues, which is surprising. facing a lack of sales. At Ticketmaster.
This comes after sources said she asked Taylor Swift and Madonna for advice on how to reach more people. Performances in Denver, Colorado and Tulsa, Oklahoma were particularly bad, with seats still empty and a large number of resale tickets also on sale for the June 26 opening night in Orlando, Florida.
This number is expected to increase during her two-night show at Miami's Caseya Center on June 28th and 29th, and her hometown show at New York City's Madison Square Garden on August 16th and 17th. There are also concerns about performances. Tickets for the first night are mostly sold out, but the number of tickets for the second night is absolutely pathetic, although there are still plenty of seats left, especially on the tour's final date, August 17th. is.
VIP concert packages also range in price from $651 to $4,198 and are difficult to change. This summer, other actions that play at 19,500 locations at the MSG Arena include Niall Horan and Billy Joel, which are close to sale, and Pearl Jam sold two in September.
On the contrary, there are several places to look. These include Lopez's upcoming performances in Newark, New Jersey, and Toronto and Montreal, Canada, in early August, where entire blocks of seats have already been booked.
In March, Lopez quietly canceled seven concerts in Cleveland, Nashville, Raleigh, Atlanta, Tampa, New Orleans, and Houston from August 20 to 31, citing poor sales. Sources previously told Billboard that the decision was "due to routing issues."
Shortly after, she renamed the tour This Is Me... Live The Greatest Hits in an apparent attempt to attract fans' attention, although she had initially planned to focus it on her latest album (the first in 10 years old) on February 16.
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[@conishkee]

There's so much talk and emphasis being put on changing the name of her concert, adjusting ticket sale prices, cancelling concert dates, etc., but when are the actual concerts supposed to start? This whole ordeal has gone from sugar to sh*t big time!

[@bonnierobbins7079]

She is old news, that’s good for her

[@MindOverNumber]

It was never her, and that BS is catching up real fast. 🤣👌🏾💯

[@angel-fz8qg]

She's trying to copy Micheal Jackson!