The image of fans singing and dancing outside the Riyadh Air Metropolitano during Bad Bunny’s concerts in Madrid is proof that, despite the Puerto Rican artist’s extended stay in the capital—with a total of ten dates between May 30 and June 15, 2026— there is a segment of his fanbase that was left wanting tickets. Now, the possible announcement of new concert dates for Bad Bunny in Madrid has put his fan community on alert.
It was Bad Bunny himself who, during one of his concerts, hinted that this might be a possibility, as can be seen in a video shared on social media by user @alexbadbunnys:“Yes, today is the fifth. There’s today and five more. Five more, but that depends on you, because it could be ten. Ten more,”says the Puerto Rican artist, as the audience enthusiastically welcomes the message.
In this way, the singer hinted at the possibility of five additional shows beyond those already announced, but without providing further details.
What is known about Bad Bunny’s possible new dates in Madrid?
For the moment, aside from that announcement during his fifth night in Madrid, there is no further official information: neither on his social media profiles, nor on the ticketing platforms handling ticket sales, nor on the official website of the DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS World Tour do any further details appear at the time of writing this article.
The statements, however, have been enough to spark conversation on social media, and one of the directions the discussion has taken has been around the possible dates on which the new concerts could take place: considering that he is performing in Düsseldorf (Germany) on June 20, it does not seem feasible that these concerts would be held as an extension of his current residency in the capital.
The fans’ reaction
Fans’ comments show that, for their part, there is still a desire for more Bad Bunny in Madrid. Many have expressed this in the comments on the post, with messages like “Just let us know already so I can take time off work and buy the flights jakskaksja [sic],” “Another 10 more please,” or “Seriously… He should just cancel the tour and stay here😂😂😂.”
Others were asking the singer to announce more dates in Barcelona or even in other Spanish cities, while on a less festive note, some fans shared their experiences from other parts of the world:“He said that in Mexico and hasn’t confirmed anything since December.”
The only certainty on the matter, for now, seems to be that we’ll just have to wait. And while we wait, we should make the best of it as much as possible—or at least that seems to be the philosophy of those who sing and dance at Gate 20 of the Metropolitano every night.
