Bad Bunny Announces 2 Dallas Dates

The Puerto Rican superstar viene pa' Dallas.

October 19, 2023

Start practicing your perreo, chicos. El Bad Bawhny is coming. Jason Koerner/Getty

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Oye, Mami, here’s some really good Bad Bunny news for you: The Puerto Rican megastar just announced his Most Wanted Tour will include two dates in Dallas.

So get your perreo moves out of the bag — and keep your phone charged, if you want to catch video of Kendall Jenner dancing stand-offishly among the crowd. On May 3 and 4, the Live Nation-produced North American tour brings the rapper to American Airlines Center.

Tickets for the Bad Bunny show will be available to fans who register with Ticketmaster before noon, Oct. 22. After registration ends, fans will be randomly selected to purchase tickets.

VIP seats will also be for sale at vipnation.com and include preshow access and gifts.

The Grammy-winning artist last played in Dallas in September 2022 on his World’s Hottest Tour. Observer writer Danny Gallagher called the show “a moving testament to his fans who helped him reach such a high stage in life so quickly.”

The rapper/singer keeps breaking records. Just this year, his most recent album, “nadie sabe lo que va a pasar mañana” (“no one knows what will happen tomorrow”), became the most-streamed album on its debut day. And he’s been at the top for a long time without any help from sorta-mami-in-law Kris Jenner.

The singer also breaks barriers as a Spanish-speaking artist among audiences who don’t speak the language, although even those of us who do speak Spanish are hardly able to understand a word he’s saying.

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Eva Raggio is the music and culture editor of the Dallas Observer. She began freelancing for the Observer in 2013 and joined the staff full-time in April 2019. Prior to that, she wrote for publications such as Nylon, Playboy and D Magazine. In her role, Eva writes and publishes profiles of both local and regional musicians, previews upcoming events and provides guides on the best of Dallas’ entertainment scene.

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