BAD BUNNY’S EL ULTIMO TOUR DEL MUNDO EXCEEDS TICKET EXPECTATIONS

With the rollout of the Covid vaccine well underway, and people ready to get back to some sense of normalcy, it looks like Bad Bunny is about to be booked and busy for the duration of 2022.

According to Billboard the Latin rapper has sold 600,000 tickets of his El Ultimo Tour Del Mundo in the first week, generating $64 million to $85 million in revenue.

“One thing is clear: the world wants to see Bad Bunny live on stage,” Mark Yovich, president of Ticketmaster, said in a statement. “The demand for his tour has smashed multiple records, with one of the most active on sale periods in Ticketmaster’s history. Ticketmaster is honored to get fans one step closer to live with tickets to see this global breakthrough artist.”

Bad Bunny will hit 35 cities across North America, beginning February 9, 2022 at the Ball Arena in Denver. Due to popular demand, 10 additional dates were added during the pre-sale period, including three sold out dates in Miami, Los Angeles, Chicago and the New York/New Jersey area, as well as two sold out dates in Dallas, Houston, Orlando and San Jose.

Bad Bunny released three albums last year, including “YHLQMDLG,” “Las Que No Iban A Salir” and the aptly titled “El Último Tour del Mundo.” His upcoming tour will mark the first time the global music superstar will bring many of his recent hits to life.

Kudos to him for his upcoming tour being one of the fastest presale ticket sellers in US history since Jay and Bey’s On The Run tour in 2018, and I know fans are upset that tickets are quite expensive.

Bad Bunny is one of the hottest musical acts in the game, and I wish him well. However, I’m not spending my rent money or (some of y’all) that stimulus check on a concert ticket.

I’ll do like other sensible folk and watch the leaked concert clips online.

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