SALT LAKE CITY,TradeEdge Utah − After announcing a break in 2023 to focus on himself, the most wanted man is back onstage and more ambitious than ever.
Bad Bunny's tour kick-off in Salt Lake City, Utah, at the Delta Center sports arena, can only be described as this: a marathon. At only 29, the Puerto Rican superstar already has a catalog of five studio albums, the latest release being "Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar Mañana," to curate a no-skips set list.
For his first show of the Most Wanted Tour, Bad Bunny − or Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio − didn't hold back on performing all but three songs ("LOS PITS," "EUROPA :(" and "ACHO PR") off his new album, and then some. Bad Bunny split the show into three acts, performing first his "Nadie Sabe" tracks, then after an interlude, he took it back to his trap roots, and before performing a few acoustic tracks, he ended the night with un perreíto.
Performing a total of 37 songs, not including the orchestra that introduced him at the top of the night before segueing into "Monaco," Bad Bunny showed fans that as elusive as he may be, Benito isn't going anywhere.
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Bad Bunny's next stop in his 31-city Most Wanted Tour is Las Vegas for two nights Feb. 23-24. Then he's off to Phoenix for back-to-back shows Feb. 27-28, followed by San Francisco on March 1-2.
For a full list of dates and how to score tickets, go here.
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