Bad Bunny World Tour 2025-2026: Dates, Tickets & More

About Bad Bunny

From packing groceries in Vega Baja to becoming the most streamed artist on Spotify five years running, Bad Bunny rewrote the rules of Latin music and then threw the rulebook into the Caribbean. Albums like Un Verano Sin Ti, El Último Tour Del Mundo, and Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar Mañana have earned him three Grammys, 11 Latin Grammys, and the title of the first non-English language act to be Spotify’s most-streamed artist of the year three times in a row. More than stats, he’s the voice of a generation that speaks Spanglish without apology and turns heartbreak into perreo anthems. For a deeper dive into his journey, check his official Billboard artist page. And yes, we’re just as obsessed as you—check our events news section for more Latin superstars hitting the road.

Why These Venues Were Built for Bad Bunny

Bad Bunny doesn’t play arenas anymore—he conquers stadiums. Every venue on the DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS World Tour was chosen for a reason: massive capacity, incredible sound, and a history of hosting moments that become legend. Here’s the inside scoop on the five stages that will carry the heaviest weight of this tour.

Estadio GNP Seguros, Mexico City

The crown jewel of Latin American stadiums, Estadio GNP Seguros (formerly Foro Sol) has hosted everyone from Madonna to Metallica, but no one owns it like Bad Bunny. With a capacity of 65,000, its open bowl design turns the entire bowl into one giant dance floor. The acoustics are surprisingly intimate for a stadium—reggaeton bass hits you in the chest no matter if you’re in the nosebleeds or on the field. Eight dates here isn’t charity; it’s necessity. Mexico City is where Benito first sold out multiple nights in 2022, and the city always answers with the loudest singalongs in the world.

Estadio Riyadh Air Metropolitano, Madrid

Atlético Madrid’s home is one of Europe’s newest and most technologically advanced stadiums, with a fully enclosed roof that traps sound like a studio. When Bad Bunny announced seven dates (30 & 31 May, 2, 3, 6, 7, and 10 June 2026), Madrid became the city with the longest run of his career. The 70,000-capacity bowl and state-of-the-art LED system mean visuals from the new album will look cinematic, while the enclosed acoustics will make “Monaco” and “DtMF” feel like earthquakes.

Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys, Barcelona

Perched on Montjuïc hill with the Barcelona skyline behind it, the Olympic Stadium has hosted Springsteen, U2, and the 1992 Games, but never a Latin artist at this scale. Renovated in 2024 with a new roof and upgraded sound system, it now holds 60,000 and delivers crystal-clear audio even under the Mediterranean sky. The stage setup will face the city lights—perfect for those viral drone shots Bad Bunny loves.

Allianz Parque, São Paulo

Brazil’s answer to modern stadium design: retractable roof, perfect sightlines, and a reputation for the rowdiest crowds in South America. When Bad Bunny played here in 2022, the entire city shut down. The 55,000-capacity arena has one of the best sound systems on the continent, engineered specifically for bass-heavy shows. Expect the loudest “YHLQMDLG” chant you’ve ever heard.

ENGIE Stadium, Sydney

Australia gets its first-ever Bad Bunny stadium shows at the former Olympic Park venue that hosted the 2000 Olympics. With 83,500 capacity possible in concert mode, this will be one of the biggest Latin concerts ever held Down Under. The wide oval shape means incredible 360-degree stage possibilities—think the floating stage from Most Wanted Tour, but bigger.

Want to know exactly where to stand for the best view? Jump down to our ticket information section for seat maps and tips.

Bad Bunny Dec 10, 2025 – Jun 10, 2026 Tour: Complete Schedule

• Ciudad de México, Mexico – December 10, 11, 12, 15, 16, 19, 20, 21 2025 at Estadio GNP Seguros
• Lima, Peru – January 16 & 17 2026 at Estadio Nacional del Perú
• Medellín, Colombia – January 23, 24, 25 2026 at Estadio Atanasio Girardot
• São Paulo, Brazil – February 20 & 21 2026 at Allianz Parque
• Olympic Park, Australia – February 28 & March 1 2026 at ENGIE Stadium
• Barcelona, Spain – May 22 & 23 2026 at Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys
• Madrid, Spain – May 30, 31, June 2, 3, 6, 7, 10 2026 at Estadio Riyadh Air Metropolitano

Bad Bunny in Mexico City

Eight nights. That’s not a run, that’s residency-level love. Mexico City has been Bad Bunny’s second home since his first arena shows in 2018. Estadio GNP Seguros transforms into the world’s biggest perreo party—65,000 people singing every word to “Yo Perreo Sola” while the city lights sparkle behind the stage. If you’ve never experienced a Bad Bunny show in CDMX, you haven’t lived. Check ticket availability for Mexico City before they disappear.

Bad Bunny in Madrid

Seven dates at the Riyadh Air Metropolitano is the longest European run of his career. Madrid’s passion for reggaeton rivals any Latin American city, and the enclosed stadium means the bass never escapes. Expect special guests, extended sets, and moments that will trend worldwide. Madrid, you’re the main character now. See Madrid ticket options.

Bad Bunny in São Paulo

Brazil finally gets its stadium moment after years of arena shows. Allianz Parque’s retractable roof means the show goes on rain or shine, and the Brazilian crowd’s energy is unmatched—think Carnival meets perreo. These two nights will be historic. Check São Paulo tickets here.

How to Get Bad Bunny Tickets

Demand is going to be insane. Tickets for Mexico City shows are already in presale phases with massive sell-outs expected in minutes. General sales open in waves—Mexico started in late 2025, Latin America early 2026, and Europe/Australia following. VIP packages include early entry, soundcheck access, and exclusive merch. Prices range from affordable general admission to premium field packages. Pro tip: register for artist presale and verified fan programs now. For more concerts like this, explore our events news section.

International fans can visit: Australia, Spain

Bad Bunny Tour FAQ

• When do Bad Bunny tickets go on sale? Mexico dates already on sale, Peru/Colombia/Brazil in early 2026, Australia and Spain starting February 2026. Exact dates vary by market.
• Are these shows all ages? Most are 16+ or 18+ on the field. Check specific venue rules—Mexico and Spain often require minors to be accompanied.
• Will there be opening acts? No official support announced yet, but Bad Bunny has surprised with guests like Ivy Queen, J Balvin, and international artists in the past.
• Which venues have the best sound? The enclosed Riyadh Air Metropolitano in Madrid and Allianz Parque in São Paulo are engineered for bass-heavy shows—perfect for the new album’s production.
• What time do doors open? Usually 2-3 hours before show time, but VIP packages get you in even earlier.

This isn’t just another tour. It’s Bad Bunny cementing his place as the biggest Latin artist of all time, stadium by stadium, city by city. From the eighth night in Mexico City to the final bow in Madrid, every show is a once-in-a-generation moment. Don’t wait for the FOMO to hit—secure your tickets now and be part of history.