The Bad Bunny London concert is heavily rumoured to take place at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday, June 27, 2026. While not yet officially confirmed, strong speculation and industry buzz suggest this could be the global reggaetón icon’s first European tour date as part of his anticipated 2025–2026 world tour.
Why the Hype?
Given Bad Bunny’s global popularity and the massive success of his previous tours, fans across the UK and Europe have been eagerly awaiting his return. If the Bad Bunny London concert happens, it’s likely to kick off what could be one of the most anticipated international tours of the year.
Rumoured Key Details
- Date (Unconfirmed): Saturday, June 27, 2026
- Location (Speculated): Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London
- Tour Name: 2025–2026 World Tour (official name TBA)
- Hit Songs: Tití Me Preguntó, Me Porto Bonito, WHERE SHE GOES
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is one of the UK’s most modern venues. Therefore, it would be a fitting location for a high-energy show like a Bad Bunny London concert.
When Do Tickets Go on Sale?
As of now, no official ticket sale date has been announced. However, based on previous patterns, tickets—if released—will likely sell out fast. Consequently, fans should begin preparing early.
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We’ll update this page immediately if any ticketing information becomes available.
Expected Ticket Prices (Estimated)
Although prices haven’t been confirmed, here’s what you might expect, based on past Bad Bunny tours:
- General Admission: £60–£150
- VIP Packages: £200–£400+
- Platinum/Resale: Possibly higher due to demand
Naturally, ticket prices will vary depending on seating category and availability.
Where to Buy (If Confirmed)
To ensure a safe ticket-buying experience, always use official vendors such as:
- Ticketmaster UK
- AXS
- See Tickets
- Official Bad Bunny or tour promoter websites
Meanwhile, avoid unverified resale platforms or social media sellers. Fake tickets are unfortunately common with high-demand events.
More European Tour Dates Expected
In addition to the rumoured Bad Bunny London concert, more dates are expected across Europe. Cities that could potentially be included are:
- Paris – La Défense Arena
- Marseille – Stade Vélodrome
- Madrid – Cívitas Metropolitano
- Barcelona – Palau Sant Jordi
- Düsseldorf – Merkur Spiel-Arena
If these venues are confirmed, the tour will span some of Europe’s largest stadiums, further elevating its must-see status.
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Although still unconfirmed, the Bad Bunny London concert is shaping up to be one of the most buzzed-about music events of 2026. Given the expected demand, staying informed and acting quickly will be key.
“After a night at the theatre, mark your calendar for another unmissable London event – Little Simz live at the O2 this October ahead of her new album ‘Lotus’.“
