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Bad Bunny continues to redefine what’s possible for Latin artists on the global stage. His latest world tour, supporting the critically acclaimed album DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS, has already sold over 2.6 million tickets across 54 stadium shows in 18 countries, spanning four continents. Initially announced with 24 dates, overwhelming demand expanded the tour significantly, setting unprecedented records in markets like Mexico, Spain, Colombia, Italy, Poland, and the UK. In Spain alone, he sold over 600,000 tickets, surpassing even Taylor Swift’s figures. With milestones typically achieved only by global superstars like The Rolling Stones and Michael Jackson, Bad Bunny’s influence and commercial power continue to soar. Managed by Noah Assad of Rimas Entertainment and repped by UTA, the Puerto Rican icon is now firmly established as one of the most successful live performers in music history.
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