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Bad Bunny shakes up Madrid by opening the door to more concerts and leaves thousands on edge
Madrid is once again looking to the Riyadh Air Metropolitano because of Bad Bunny. After selling out the scheduled dates in the capital, the artist has hinted to the audience that more concerts could be added—a remark that was enough to set off thousands of fans who missed out on tickets.
The comment came during one of his performances in Madrid, when the singer suggested there could be “five more, or even ten.” It wasn’t an official announcement, but it was the kind of message that sets off social media, groups of friends, and alerts on ticket platforms.
For now, no new dates have been confirmed. Neither the official website of the DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS World Tour nor the ticket sellers have published an expanded schedule, so expectations are caught between fans’ hopes and the caution of waiting for a formal announcement.
The interest is understandable given how quickly previous tickets sold out. Bad Bunny has become one of the major musical phenomena of the season in Madrid, with a rare ability to fill stadiums and turn each concert into a citywide event.
The possible addition of more dates would have an impact beyond the fans. Each concert night brings increased public transport, taxis, hotels, bars, and restaurants around the Metropolitano, as well as affecting usual travel in San Blas-Canillejas and the areas near the stadium.
While confirmation is still pending, the conversation continues to grow online. Many users are asking for new dates in Madrid, others are calling for concerts in Barcelona, and some point out that the artist has made similar hints in other countries without always following up with immediate announcements.
The atmosphere around the Metropolitano also helps keep the anticipation alive. On concert nights, even those without tickets come to the area to listen, sing, or simply be part of the phenomenon—a scene that’s increasingly common at major tours.
The possible announcement confirms the growing importance of big concerts in the city’s calendar. If Bad Bunny adds more dates, it will not only be good news for those looking for tickets: it will also once again test the city’s transport, hospitality, and pace, as Madrid now treats these events as major seasonal occasions.