Bad Bunny announces residency in Puerto Rico after the success of his new album ‘DeBÍ TiRAR Más FOTos.’ The artist has decided to stay on his island and invite the world to the residency that will take place in his native, Puerto Rico.
To experience Bad Bunny’s latest album, you’ll need to journey to the Island. The artist has announced a residency in Puerto Rico, with the first few shows exclusively open to locals.
Bad Bunny Announces Residency In Puerto Rico
Puerto Rican superstar Benito Antonio aka Bad Bunny has announced a musical residency following the success of his most recent production ‘DeBÍ TiRAR Más FOTos.’ The album, which is composed of 17 songs that vary between the genres of bomba, salsa, plena, dembow and reggaeton, has remained one of the most listened to in the world since its release date, last January 5, 2025.
Bad Bunny’s Puerto Rico Residency
After the release of the album, many Puerto Ricans were waiting for the announcement of the long-awaited concert with the fear of running out of tickets due to high demand.
For this reason, many fans began lining up to buy tickets even while the concert dates were still unannounced. It wasn’t until last Monday, January 13 that Bad Bunny’s Puerto Rico residency was officially announced.
Bad Bunny’s Puerto Rico Residency Dates
In the video, the artist reviews the places he has visited with his tours, to finally say “I don’t want to leave” in reference to Coliseo de Puerto Rico. The dates announced for Bad Bunny’s residency in Puerto Rico range from July 11 to August 24. However, the July dates will only be sold to Puerto Ricans on the island through an in-person purchase process.
The announcement of this residency is historic since Bad Bunny would be the first artist to perform a residency at Puerto Rico’s main entertainment stadium, the Coliseo Jose Miguel Agrelot. Ticket sales will begin on January 15 and January 17. Many fans continue to expect the residency will be extended until September, while they remain attentive to what the artist’s next step will be.
The production, which has been described as “his most Puerto Rican album to date”, turns out to be a letter of pride and love for being Puerto Rican. And while Bad Bunny prepares for this historic residency in Puerto Rico, he reaffirms, again, and in everything he does, his love for the island and his roots.
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