Bad Bunny Responds to ‘Eras Tour’ Rumors: Is It Really Happening?

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Bad Bunny is without a doubt one of the biggest artists today—not just in Latin America, but all over the world. A clear example of that is Spain, where the Puerto Rican star made history by becoming the first artist to completely sell out 12 concerts at Madrid’s Metropolitano Stadium with his tour!

Adding to the hype, ticket reselling is no longer just something that happens occasionally. It’s become a regular part of the music scene, especially when it comes to major shows.

At the top of the list are three global icons: Bad Bunny, Karol G, and Taylor Swift. The concerts from their respective tours—DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS World Tour, Mañana Será Bonito, and The Eras Tour—were among the most in demand in the country, with an estimated 12% to 18% of tickets ending up on resale platforms, according to LOS40 Spain.

Now that both Mañana Será Bonito and The Eras Tourhave wrapped up, it’s his turn to take the stage.

Bad Bunny: “I’m not Taylor Swift”

In a recent interview with Variety, it came up that many fans had been speculating this tour might be something like a ‘Bad Bunny Eras Tour,’ with different sections of the show dedicated to each album from his career. However, Benito quickly shut down those expectations: “First of all, I’m not Taylor Swift,” he said. “I want to clarify now so that they don’t get so excited: It’s not going to be organized that way. It’s still very much a tour for Debí, with some older songs sprinkled in.”

When asked why there are no U.S. dates on this tour, Bad Bunny explained that it’s simply not necessary. As his American fans have already had plenty of chances to see him perform over the past six years.

Another question that came up was whether there would be an official concert film—something many fans have been hoping for. But according to Benito himself, it doesn’t look like that’s in the plans for now. The good news is that, as his manager Noah Assad shared, what Bunny really wants is to create moments and “share emotions with the individuals willing to listen.”

On that same note, Assad pointed out that skipping a concert film isn’t an accident—it’s a deliberate choice. It allows Bunny to focus on making each live performance truly meaningful. In a time when fans have access to endless content from their favorite artists, ‘el Conejo Malo’ and his team are choosing to invest in the live experience and the connection it creates on stage.