Bad Bunny has sent fans into a frenzy with the announcement of his "Debí Tirar Más Fotos World Tour," which will include a staggering twelve concerts in Spain next year. The Puerto Rican superstar will perform in two major cities: Barcelona and Madrid, with shows scheduled from May 22 to June 15, 2026. This tour marks Bad Bunny's first return to Europe since 2019, and the demand for tickets has been unprecedented.
The excitement surrounding the tour has led to the addition of several new concert dates. Initially, Bad Bunny planned just three performances—two in Madrid and one in Barcelona. However, due to overwhelming demand, he has expanded his schedule to include ten shows in Madrid and two in Barcelona. The concerts in Barcelona will take place at the Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys on May 22 and 23, while the Madrid concerts will be held at the Riyadh Air Metropolitano stadium on May 30, 31, June 2, 3, 6, 7, 10, 11, 14, and 15.
Ticket sales officially opened on May 9, 2025, and fans flocked to purchase tickets, with reports indicating that over a million people attempted to secure their spots for the Spanish dates of the tour. The ticket prices are dynamic and vary based on demand, with general admission tickets starting at 73.30 euros plus fees, and VIP packages reaching as high as 615 euros.
Here’s a breakdown of the ticket prices for the concerts:
- PL1 GOLD CIRCLE: 143.30 euros + 19 euros in fees
- PL1 GRADA: 143.30 euros + 19 euros in fees
- PL2 GRADA: 123.30 euros + 16.50 euros in fees
- PL2 PMR: 123.30 euros + 16.50 euros in fees
- PL3 PISTA: 108.30 euros + 14.50 euros in fees
- PL4 GRADA: 93.30 euros + 12.50 euros in fees
- PL5 GRADA: 83.30 euros + 11 euros in fees
- PL6 GRADA: 73.30 euros + 10 euros in fees
- VIP 1 - ULTIMATE BAD BUNNY VIP LOUNGE EXPERIENCE: 543.30 euros + 72.50 euros in fees
- VIP 2 - PREMIUM EARLY ENTRY PACKAGE: 348.30 euros + 46.50 euros in fees
- VIP 3 - GOLD PREMIUM TICKET PACKAGE: 348.30 euros + 46.50 euros in fees
- VIP 4 - EARLY ENTRY PACKAGE: 258.30 euros + 34.50 euros in fees
- VIP 5 - SILVER PREMIUM TICKET PACKAGE: 273.30 euros + 36.50 euros in fees
As the demand for tickets continues to soar, it’s estimated that around 600,000 tickets could be sold for the Madrid concerts alone, which would surpass previous attendance records for concerts in Spain. For context, the largest concert attendance in recent years was Melendi's 2024 tour, which attracted half a million attendees, while Bruce Springsteen's tour saw 275,000 tickets sold.
The tour is expected to be a monumental event, as Bad Bunny is not only a leading figure in Latin music but also the most streamed artist globally on platforms like Spotify. His previous albums, including "Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar Mañana" and "Un Verano Sin Ti," have solidified his place in music history. The anticipation for the "Debí Tirar Más Fotos" tour reflects the deep connection his fans have with his music and the excitement around his return to the stage.
Fans are encouraged to purchase tickets through official channels such as LiveNation and Ticketmaster. It’s important to note that each user can buy a maximum of eight tickets to prevent scalping and ensure that more fans have the chance to attend the concerts. The ticketing websites have warned that exceeding this limit could result in cancellations.
Bad Bunny's influence extends beyond just music; he has become a cultural icon, often using his platform to address social issues and connect with his audience on a deeper level. His concerts are not just performances; they are celebrations of culture, identity, and community.
As the tour approaches, fans are left wondering if more dates will be added due to the high demand. For now, the excitement is palpable, and the anticipation for Bad Bunny's performances in Spain is at an all-time high. With his unique blend of reggaeton, trap, and Latin rhythms, Bad Bunny is set to deliver unforgettable experiences for fans across the country.
In summary, Bad Bunny's "Debí Tirar Más Fotos World Tour" is shaping up to be one of the most significant musical events in Spain, with an unprecedented number of concerts and record-breaking ticket sales. As the tour dates draw closer, fans are eagerly preparing for what promises to be an exhilarating celebration of music and culture.
