Bad Bunny has zero US tour dates in 2026. After his historic Super Bowl LX halftime performance (128.2 million viewers, first fully Spanish performance), he announced a boycott of US concerts in protest of ICE immigration raids.
The result? 2.6 million tickets sold in one week for international dates — and a massive secondary market premium for US fans willing to travel.
0US Dates
194%Avg Resale Premium
28International Shows
$1,366Cheapest Total Trip
Quick Facts
- Cheapest total experience: Buenos Aires ($1,366 ticket + travel)
- Most expensive: London Wembley ($560 avg resale)
- Latin America avg cost: $1,493 total
- Europe avg cost: $1,672 total
- Australia avg cost: $2,565 total
About the Author
Written by
Sarah ChenMusic & Festival Correspondent
Music and festival correspondent covering Latin music's global explosion. Sarah tracks ticket pricing trends, tour economics, and fan experience data for artists from Bad Bunny to Peso Pluma, plus major festivals like Lollapalooza and Coachella.
Published: February 23, 2026Last updated: February 23, 2026