Bad Bunny kicked off his much-awaited concert tour from Orlando on August 5. The tour, titled ‘World’s Hottest Tour’, is the Puerto Rican rapper’s fourth concert tour and first stadium tour, in support of his fourth studio album Un Verano Sin Ti.
The 28-year-old music star had a sold-out first show at Camping World Stadium in Orlando. The tour will go on till December 10, 2022, and will include 43 concerts. Continue reading to know the set list and the venues of the tour.
Bad Bunny starts ‘World’s Hottest Tour’ with a Sold-Out Show
Fans were so excited about the singer’s show in Orlando that they had to get the tickets at skyrocketed prices. The 65000-capacity Camping World Stadium was jam-packed, with shuttles running as far as a half mile from the stadium to get fans to the gate in a timely manner.
Friday night sky was illuminated with the flashlights of cell phones as Bad Bunny took the stage and performed his set list. The initial tour consisted of 29 concerts, with 17 in the U.S. and the rest in Latin America. Due to the high demand for tickets, more shows were added, and the total number of concerts reached 43. The additional shows were also sold out in minutes. Some select tour shows will have opening acts by DJs Alesso & Diplo.
‘World’s Hottest Tour’ Set List
The set list includes a total of 45 tracks. These include Moscow Mule, Me porto bonito, Un ratito, Efecto, Party, Tarot, La Corriente, Neverita, NI BIEN NI MAL, 200 MPH, La Romana, Estamos Bien, Te bote Remix, I Like It, Si Veo a Tu Mama, La Dificil, Bichiyal, La Santa, Vete, Yo Perreo Sola, Safaera, Titi me pregunto and Dakiti.
Other songs on the set list are Yo no soy celoso, Aguacero, AM Remix, Yonaguni, Callaita, Dos mil 16, Diles, No Te Hagas, Vuelve, Me Mata, Tu No Metes Cabra, Chambea, Soy Peor, Un verano sin ti, Un coco, La Cancion, Andrea, Me fui de vacaciones, Otro atardecer, Ojitos lindos, El apagon and Despues de la playa.
The Tour is in Support of Bad Bunny’s Album Un Verano Sin Ti
Bad Bunny’s tour is in support of his recent album Un Verano Sin Ti, which dropped on May 6, 2022. The album has been doing extremely well ever since its release. It is already the most-streamed album on Spotify, just three months after its release.
Un Verano Sin Ti reached number one on the US Billboard 200, becoming Bad Bunny’s second album to achieve the feat. It is also only the second Spanish album that has reached the number one spot. The first one was his previous album, El Último Tour Del Mundo, released in 2020.
The next stop on the World’s Hottest Tour for Bad Bunny is Atlanta on August 9 at the Braves Truist Park, which has a seating capacity of 41000. The biggest venue of the whole tour is Dallas’ AT&T Stadium, which has a space to accommodate 105,000 people.
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