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Upcoming Bad Bunny dates
Dates and live ticket listings appear here as soon as they are on sale. The guide below covers what to know before you buy.
Your Bad Bunny seat, decided fast
For most fans, the right Bad Bunny ticket is a lower-level seat along the side of the stadium or arena. That height clears the standing floor, and the angle takes in the main stage and the B-stage (a smaller second stage set out in the crowd) that his recent productions have used. The front floor is for fans who want to be in the thick of a crowd that dances and sings in Spanish all night. The upper level is the budget option, best near center.
One caution before anything else: his routing changes sharply between tours. His 2025 to 2026 stadium tour skipped the continental US, so treat the live listings, not past tours, as the guide to where he is playing.
Main stage vs. La Casita: reading a two-stage map
The stage plan changes from one city to the next; the event map is the final word. For the layouts seen on his recent runs:
- Front floor at the main stage: as near as you can get, inside the densest part of the crowd. Because a stadium floor has no slope and is normally standing room, anyone toward the rear sees him past a wall of raised phones.
- Areas around the B-stage: if the production carries La Casita or a similar satellite stage, the spots closest to it see some of the most intimate songs. If two sections look similar, pick the one closer to the second stage.
- Lower-level sideline: the all-around winner: you sit above the floor, both stages stay in sight, and your seat waits for you between songs.
- Lower level facing the stage: farther out but square to the screens and production, and usually near the soundboard.
- Upper level: pick the first rows close to center over the top corners, where the stage looks tiny.
Be wary of side-view or limited-view sections next to the main stage, where speaker towers or screens can block the sightline.
A Spanish-language dance party, start to finish
The music crosses trap, reggaeton and Latin pop with older Puerto Rican forms such as salsa and plena, and he rarely pauses between hits. Few people sit down.
La Casita first appeared during the 2025 residency in San Juan: a full-size country house from the Puerto Rican countryside, furnished down to the TVs and a working bar, used both as a performance spot and as a premium area. When the house traveled to Mexico City for his December 2025 stadium dates, new sections named Los Vecinos (the Neighbors) were built around it. His 2025 to 2026 world tour also slipped one surprise song into every show, labeled on screen as a one-time performance for that tour.
Why every Bad Bunny on-sale turns into a scramble
- Most seats sell before the public sale. Fan, promoter and credit-card presales go first, and his recent tours used sign-up systems to decide who gets a chance to buy at all.
- More nights tend to follow. His last several tours grew within days of the first sale, and once a city gets an extra night, the original date usually cools off.
- Some shows carry eligibility rules. Several 2025 residency dates were held for Puerto Rico residents, so read each listing's terms.
- Weekends and homecomings sell first. Friday and Saturday nights, and anything on the island, move ahead of other dates.
Resale asking prices can sit over or under face and drift as the show gets closer. Every Reserved Seat order is covered by a 100% guarantee. Announcements come from the artist's site.
Stadium tours, an arena run and a residency at home
- 2022, World's Hottest Tour: his debut at stadium scale. From August through December he drew about 1.85 million people over 43 dates in North and South America, a record gross for a Latin act at the time. Mexico City alone saw a reported 4.5 million fans queue for 115,000 seats.
- 2024, Most Wanted Tour: an indoor run of 49 scheduled arena dates from February through June, finishing in San Juan, with ticket sales above 753,000.
- 2025, No Me Quiero Ir de Aquí: a summer residency of 31 nights at the José Miguel Agrelot Coliseum (locals call it El Choli), drawing over half a million people between July 11 and September 20. Island residents had exclusive access to the opening nine nights and the last one.
- 2025 to 2026, Debí Tirar Más Fotos World Tour: stadiums only, starting in November 2025 in Santo Domingo and moving through Latin America, Japan, Australia and Europe. The schedule more than doubled, from 24 dates to 57, after over 2.6 million tickets went in seven days, and two homecoming nights at Hiram Bithorn Stadium in San Juan closed it in late August 2026. The mainland US was left off; he pointed to worries about immigration agents at venues.
The road to the Grammys and the Super Bowl
Born Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio in 1994, he grew up in Vega Baja after a birth in Bayamón, and fans know him as the King of Latin Trap. He raps, sings and produces. The catalog moves from X 100pre (2018) and YHLQMDLG (2020) to El Último Tour Del Mundo, which in 2020 became the first album sung entirely in Spanish to top the Billboard 200, and then Un Verano Sin Ti (2022). His 2025 record Debí Tirar Más Fotos took Album of the Year at the February 2026 Grammys, a first for a Spanish-language release. Seven days after that win he led the Super Bowl LX halftime show, the first solo Latino artist to headline it; he had appeared as a guest at Super Bowl LIV in 2020.
Frequently asked questions
Are floor tickets standing room at Bad Bunny stadium shows?
Stadium floors at his shows have usually been flat and standing. If you want a guaranteed view, a lower-level sideline seat clears the crowd and sees both stages.
Is it worth sitting near the B-stage?
Often, yes. The second stage hosts some of the most intimate songs, so the floor and seats beside it can feel closer than much pricier spots. Find it on the event map first.
Did Bad Bunny tour the US in 2026?
His 2025 to 2026 stadium tour left out the mainland United States; he said he was worried about immigration agents at venues. Puerto Rico did get two closing nights in August 2026.
What was the San Juan residency?
A summer 2025 run of 31 nights at El Choli, the José Miguel Agrelot Coliseum, that drew over half a million people.
Does Bad Bunny add dates after a sellout?
Usually. His recent tours grew within days of the first sale, and an added night in a city tends to take pressure off the original date.