The Most Wanted Tour was the fifth concert tour by Puerto Rican rapper Bad Bunny to promote his fifth studio album Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar Mañana (2023). Promoted by Live Nation and Rimas Entertainment, it began on February 21, 2024 in Salt Lake City and concluded on June 9 in San Juan, Puerto Rico, comprising 48 dates over 31 cities throughout North America. All the shows were reported sold out and the tour grossed over US$211.4 million and sold over 753,000 tickets. It was ranked 2nd on Billboard Top 10 Latin Tours of 2024.
Background In 2022, Bad Bunny embarked on two concert tours—El Último Tour del Mundo which consisted of arenas across North America and the World's Hottest Tour visiting stadiums across the American continent. Grossing in 2022 over US$435 million across 81 shows setting the world record for the highest-grossing tour in a calendar year.
Further, Bad Bunny's fourth studio album Un Verano Sin Ti was the best selling album of 2022 in United States, becoming the first all Spanish language to do so. Also, it was the world's best-performing album of 2022 according to IFPI, making him the first Latino to have won an IFPI Global Chart Award. Following the last concert of the World's Hottest Tour, Bad Bunny stated that he would take a break during 2023, to enjoy his achievements and to focus on his physical and mental health.
Despite this, in April 2023 Bad Bunny headlined the Coachella festival, becoming the first Latin act do so. On May 15, 2023, he announced the lead single "Where She Goes". In early October, speculation and hits of a new album was all over social media. On October 8, 2023, Bad Bunny announced the release of his fifth studio album, Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar Mañana. Shortly after the release of the album, he announced the dates of his upcoming tour on October 19, 2023. According to the artist, the tour is dedicated to long-time fans, stating, "If you're not a real fan, don't come." A promotional poster for the tour included the phrase "Don't let it escape because you may never see it again." Two consecutive shows were announced in the cities of Las Vegas, Phoenix, San Francisco, Austin, Atlanta, Orlando and three consecutive performances at Kaseya Center in Miami, Los Angeles, Chicago and New York.
Set list
This set list is representative of the show on 26 May 2024 in Miami. It is not representative of all concerts for the duration of the tour.
"Nadie Sabe" "Monaco" "Fina" "Hibiki" "Mr. October" "Mercedes Carota" "Cybertruck" "Baticano" "Teléfono Nuevo" "Tu No Metes Cabra" / "Pa' Ti" / "No Te Hagas" / "Vuelve" / "Me Mata" / "Soy Peor" / "Tu No Vive Así" / "Chambea" / "Diles" (Trap Medley) "25/8" "Vuelve Candy B" "Thunder y Lightning" "Gracias por Nada" "Un x100to" "Callaíta" "Yonaguni" "La Canción "Perro Negro" "Safaera" "Yo Perreo Sola" "La Santa" "La Jumpa" "Dakiti" "Efecto" "Me Porto Bonito" "Un Preview" "Where She Goes"
Tour dates + List of 2024 concerts, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance (tickets sold / total available), and gross revenueDate (2024)CityCountryVenueAttendanceRevenueFebruary 21Salt Lake CityUnited StatesDelta Center 14,223 / 14,223 $3,808,271February 23ParadiseT-Mobile Arena 32,749 / 32,749 $8,386,946February 24February 27PhoenixFootprint Center 27,895 / 27,895 $7,326,516February 28March 1San FranciscoChase Center 31,372 / 31,372 $10,114,132March 2March 5SacramentoGolden 1 Center 16,462 / 16,462 $4,453,458March 7PortlandModa Center 16,656 / 16,656 $3,460,370March 9SeattleClimate Pledge Arena 16,328 / 16,328 $4,895,698March 13Los AngelesCrypto.com Arena 47,586 / 47,586 $20,226,378March 14March 15March 20DenverBall Arena15,511 / 15,511$4,841,018March 26Kansas CityT-Mobile Center 14,124 / 14,124 $3,215,409March 28ChicagoUnited Center48,900 / 48,900$13,400,000March 29March 30April 4TorontoCanadaScotiabank Arena 16,937 / 16,937 $4,125,948 April 6DetroitUnited StatesLittle Caesars Arena 15,841 / 15,841 $3,776,826April 9Washington, D.CCapital One Arena 17,503 / 17,503 $6,033,034April 11BrooklynBarclays Center 45,529 / 45,529 $17,769,048April 12April 13April 17BostonTD Garden15,621 / 15,621$5,287,626April 19PhiladelphiaWells Fargo Center17,451 / 17,451$5,192,150April 20HartfordXL Center13,751 / 13,751$3,903,941April 22LouisvilleKFC Yum! Center 15,362 / 15,362 $2,620,576April 24TulsaBOK Center12,196 / 12,196$2,073,059April 26AustinMoody Center27,202 / 27,202$8,658,361April 27April 30HoustonToyota Center25,142 / 25,142$6,237,451May 1May 3DallasAmerican Airlines Center29,824 / 29,824$8,484,358May 4May 7New OrleansSmoothie King Center13,889 / 13,889$2,505,883May 10CharlotteSpectrum Center16,336 / 16,336$5,118,891May 11NashvilleBridgestone Arena15,734 / 15,734$3,229,048May 14AtlantaState Farm Arena25,496 / 25,496$5,404,203May 15May 17OrlandoKia Center31,759 / 31,759$9,101,053May 18May 21TampaAmalie Arena17,186 / 17,186$4,779,112May 24MiamiKaseya Center49,260 / 49,260$18,848,447May 25May 26June 7San JuanPuerto RicoColiseo de Puerto Rico 33,036 / 33,036 $2,388,118June 8June 9Total — —
Cancelled shows +List of cancelled concerts, showing date, city, country, venue, and reason for cancellationDateCityCountryVenueReasonMarch 23, 2024MinneapolisUnited StatesTarget CenterLow ticket sales and bad weather
See also List of Billboard Boxscore number-one concert series of the 2020s
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