Jennifer Lopez ticket updates — This Is Me… Now 2024 tour general onsale begins today following movie release
Olivia Shea
Published Aug 20, 2026
General sale starts NOW on the East Coast
Fans wishing to attend any of Jennifer Lopez's concerts on the East Coast of the United States can now purchase tickets.
- Ticketmaster - buy here
- Vivid Seats - buy here
- StubHub - buy here
- Seat Geek - buy here
- Viagogo - buy here
- Live Nation - buy here
This Is Me…Now not getting love, part two
Someone else commented: "The money she spent on this overindulgent production of nonsense could have been used to help those in need.
"She is obsessed with being adored. It is only going to get worse as she continues to age."
This Is Me...Now not getting love
In a Reddit thread dedicated to movies, a viewer posted a review and other critics continued to slam the artist's new project.
One said: "This is the longest, most boring, narcissistic music video I have ever seen."
"I had to turn it off…..so embarrassed for her!" added another.
A third wrote: "I feel bad for her really. All the money/fame in the world and so deeply deeply insecure.
"Not being catty when saying this but please get a therapist and work through your issues. You're worthy of truly loving yourself."
General onsale begins today
Fans can look forward to purchasing tickets to Jennifer Lopez's concert(s) today.
The general onsale begins at 10 am local venue time.
This Is Me...Now not being well-received
One fan commented about the album: "Her career is over why is she flopping like im genuinely concerned."
Another wrote: "This is insanely embarrassing omg."
A third wrote: "Our fave Jloot is sooooo over."
"This is embarrassing bye," wrote a fourth.
The album comes 22 years after she released This Is Me... Then, her third studio album during her initial romance with her now-husband Affleck.
Fans are not too happy about This Is Me...Now
On Spotify, many of the tracks have not surpassed 40,000 streams and lacks any chart-topping singles aside from Can't Get Enough, which has 4 million streams.
After that, the dropoff is huge, with no other song on the album crossing 1 million streams.
On the visual album, The Guardian wrote: "It’s not the act of raw honesty it thinks it is and it’s certainly not a successful visual album; Lopez’s new songs all sound hopelessly middle-of-the-road..."
And on the album itself, the X page Pop Stuff posted: "Jennifer Lopez’s comeback album 'This Is Me…Now' debuted with 14k streams on Spotify.
"It became the lowest-debuting album by any main pop artist in history on the platform."
