Feb 21, 2024 - Business
What to know about Bad Bunny's "Most Wanted Tour"
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Bad Bunny's much-anticipated "Most Wanted Tour" kicks off today.
What's happening: The tour begins in Salt Lake City, with stops in 31 cities for 47 shows.
- Some cities will have multiple shows, including Chicago, Los Angeles, Houston, New York and Miami.
Why it matters: Bad Bunny is one of the biggest music stars in the world and has dominated annual streaming charts for the past few years.
- His last tour — 2022's "World's Hottest Tour" was the highest-grossing tour of 2022, per Pollstar.
State of play: While the "World's Hottest Tour" visited stadiums, a press release for "Most Wanted" promises a "more intimate" concert.
- The press release also promises an "experience curated for day-one fans," meaning Bunny could dip into the harder Latin trap sounds of his earlier albums.
If you go: Tickets are still available with prices for most shows starting above $100.
- Feb. 21 — Salt Lake City (Delta Center)
- Feb. 23 — Las Vegas (T-Mobile Arena)
- Feb. 24 — Las Vegas (T-Mobile Arena)
- Feb. 27 — Phoenix (Footprint Center)
- Feb. 28 — Phoenix (Footprint Center)
- March 1 — San Francisco (Chase Center)
- March 2 — San Francisco (Chase Center)
- March 5 — Sacramento, California (Golden 1 Center)
- March 7 — Portland, Oregon (Moda Center)
- March 9 — Seattle (Climate Pledge Arena)
- March 13 — Los Angeles (Crypto.com Arena)
- March 14 — Los Angeles (Crypto.com Arena)
- March 15 — Los Angeles (Crypto.com Arena)
- March 20 — Denver (Ball Arena)
- March 23 — Minneapolis (Target Center)
- March 26 — Kansas City, Missouri (T-Mobile Center)
- March 28 — Chicago (United Center)
- March 29 — Chicago (United Center)
- March 30 — Chicago (United Center)
- April 4 — Toronto (Scotiabank Arena)
- April 6 — Detroit (Little Caesars Arena)
- April 9 — Washington, D.C. (Capital One Arena)
- April 11 — Brooklyn, New York (Barclays Center)
- April 12 — Brooklyn, New York (Barclays Center)
- April 13 — Brooklyn, New York (Barclays Center)
- April 17 — Boston (TD Garden)
- April 19 — Philadelphia (Wells Fargo Center)
- April 20 — Hartford, Connecticut (XL Center)
- April 22 — Louisville, Kentucky (KFC Yum! Center)
- April 24 — Tulsa, Oklahoma (BOK Center)
- April 26 — Austin, Texas (Moody Center)
- April 27 — Austin, Texas (Moody Center)
- April 30 — Houston (Toyota Center)
- May 1 — Houston (Toyota Center)
- May 3 — Dallas (American Airlines Center)
- May 4 — Dallas (American Airlines Center)
- May 7 — New Orleans (Smoothie King Center)
- May 10 — Charlotte, North Carolina (Spectrum Center)
- May 11 — Nashville, Tennessee (Bridgestone Arena)
- May 14 — Atlanta (State Farm Arena)
- May 15 — Atlanta (State Farm Arena)
- May 17 — Orlando, Florida (Amway Center)
- May 18 — Orlando, Florida (Amway Center)
- May 21 — Tampa, Florida (Amalie Arena)
- May 24 — Miami (Kaseya Center)
- May 25 — Miami (Kaseya Center)
- May 26 — Miami (Kaseya Center)
