The worldwide reggaeton sensation Bad Bunny is finally bringing his electrifying performances back to Europe. Anticipation is running high for the Bad Bunny Europe tour in 2026. Fans from every corner of the continent are preparing for an experience like no other as the Latin Grammy award winner hits major European cities. Here’s everything you need to know about tour dates, locations, tickets, and how to make the most of this once-in-a-lifetime event.
Bad Bunny’s next world tour, Debí Tirar Más Fotos, will mark his return to Europe for the first time since 2019. The tour kicks off after a record-breaking concert series in Puerto Rico. From late May to July 2026, Bad Bunny will travel to top European destinations, including Spain, Portugal, Germany, the Netherlands, the UK, France, Sweden, Poland, Italy, and Belgium. Notably, high demand has already led to the addition of a second show in London. Stereoboard confirms stops at iconic venues such as London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Estadi Olimpic in Barcelona, and Orange Vélodrome in Marseille.
Key European dates on the schedule include:
European fans are eager to grab their tickets as soon as possible. According to The Pinnacle Gazette, most ticket sales kick off with a presale in early May 2025, followed soon after by general sales. Prices will vary by city and seating, ranging from about €81.50 for standard seats to upwards of €180 for premium options in France. London fans should expect a similar range, with high demand driving rapid sell-outs.
Based on past experiences, be prepared for intense competition. Music fans are encouraged to make accounts in advance on primary ticket platforms like Ticketmaster and Live Nation. This can help you move quickly when sales go live. Don't forget, official resale channels may offer last-minute opportunities for those who miss out initially.
Want to catch Bad Bunny in Europe without breaking the bank? LOS40 analyzed affordability in several tour cities. Cities like Lisbon, Warsaw, and Milan offer some of the lowest costs for accommodation, meals, and tickets combined. For example, budget travelers could spend as little as €93–141 for a full experience in Warsaw, including three nights in a hostel and concert admission (not counting airfares). Even in pricier cities like Paris, there are ways to save if you plan ahead.
Each concert promises more than just music. Bad Bunny’s stage presence, booming energy, and a setlist mixing hits like “Dákiti” and “Yo Perreo Sola” ensure a night to remember. His 2026 shows also support the Good Bunny Foundation, with part of the proceeds helping children and youth in Puerto Rico. The significance extends beyond entertainment—fans know they’re part of something meaningful.
His latest album, Debí Tirar Más Fotos, has topped charts everywhere, blending reggaeton roots with experimental sounds. The excitement in Europe is further fueled by his recent high-profile appearances, such as at the Met Gala and leading international music charts.
The Bad Bunny Europe tour promises unforgettable shows and travel experiences in 2026. With tickets expected to sell fast, preparation is key. For detailed tour dates, ticket advice, and local tips, check Stereoboard’s Bad Bunny tour section, The Pinnacle Gazette’s coverage of his French dates, and LOS40’s guide to cheap European tour stops.
Don’t miss your chance to join the excitement, celebrate a musical icon, and create memories that will last long after the final encore. Secure your spot and be ready to dance the night away when Bad Bunny brings his world-famous show to Europe!