Drop EVERYTHING! Bad Bunny is hitting the road again and has announced a North American tour to kick off next year. And it looks like he’s making one Canadian stop – in Toronto.
Global recording artist Bad Bunny surprised his over 46 million followers on Instagram with the news, on Thursday. The “Most Wanted Tour” will be stopping in 31 cities across North America with a staggering 47 shows.
The tour will start in Salt Lake City, Utah this coming February before making stops in several U.S cities including Chicago, Miami, New York, Philadelphia, and more.
As for Canadian fans, the tour will be stopping in Toronto on April 4th at the Scotiabank Arena.
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Bad Bunny will be wrapping up the tour with three consecutive shows in Miami, Florida.
According to Live Nation, the experience will be curated for his day-one fans, those who were introduced to the star in his Trap era.
Just last week, the Puerto Rican star released his highly anticipated album, “nadie sabe lo que va pasar mañana,” which became the most-streamed album in a single day this year so far on Spotify. It recieved over 900 million streams, featuring artists such as Feid, Young Miko, Bryant Myers, and Mora.
Tickets go on sale on October 25th, however, fans are being asked to register ahead of time “to help block bots and scalpers, reduce resale, and get more tickets directly into the hands of real people who want to attend the show,” according to LN.
Eager fans can register now until October 22 at 11:59 PM ET for the Registration Onsale. Once it closes, fans will be selected at random to receive a code that will allow them access to tickets on the 25th.
Bad Bunny “Most Wanted Tour”
When: April 4th, 2024
Where: Scotiabank Arena
Karen Doradea
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