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The highly anticipated Bad Bunny concert scheduled for Saturday at the Target Center in Minneapolis has been unexpectedly canceled, leaving disappointed fans who had been waiting for six years to see him perform again in the Twin Cities. The reasons for the cancellation have not been specified. Ticket buyers were notified on Thursday morning and are being issued refunds or credits automatically through Ticketmaster, indicating that there are no plans to reschedule the event. Poor ticket sales may have contributed to the cancellation, exacerbated by the high prices of most seats, which ranged from $122 to over $600. Bad Bunny recently performed without any issues at the Ball Arena in Denver, and his upcoming shows in Kansas City and Chicago are still scheduled to proceed as planned.
Bad Bunny is in Toronto April 4. Make sure to join us at our after party. Tickets available here.
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