2026 really has been the year of Bad Bunny. With his Super Bowl Halftime show now one of the most-watched in history, it’s time for the world ‘DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS’ tour to take over.
Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio (aka Bad Bunny) will take to the stage for two giant London shows this weekend, marking his first-ever UK stadium shows. If you’ve ever seen clips of him performing, you’ll know that a hell of a party is just getting ready to break out in the capital.
The Puerto Rican artist is rattling through the stadium shows on the DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS tour already, which follows the release of his record of the same name, which dropped in January last year.
Here is all you need to know about the Bad Bunny London concerts this weekend.
When and where is Bad Bunny performing live in London?
Bad Bunny is performing the London leg of his global DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS tour in North London, taking over the Tottenham Hotspur stadium for his back-to-back pair of shows. Here’s when Bad Bunny plays in London:
- Saturday, June 27
- Sunday, June 28
These are the only Bad Bunny shows in the UK on the entire run, which follow his run of concerts in mainland Europe, which has seen the star play in Düsseldorf, Madrid (for 10 nights!), Barcelona, and Lisbon.
Who is the support act for Bad Bunny in London?
Bad Bunny will be supported by the band Chuwi at his Tottenham Hotspur Stadium shows. Like Benito, the quartet are from Puerto Rico, and have been his opening act for the mainland Europe shows. According to Setlist.fm, the band have never played in the UK before, so it could be the first chance for some of their fans to catch them live.
What are the stage times for Bad Bunny in London?
There are only approximate stage times for Bad Bunny’s gigs, but given his length of show, it’s a safe assumption that the main act will be on at this time.
- 5pm – doors open
- 6pm – Chuwi
- 7:30pm – Bad Bunny
- 10:30pm – curfew
These times are subject to change, so keep an eye out for official communication closer to the concert.
What setlist is Bad Bunny playing on the DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS tour?
At the time of writing, Bad Bunny’s most recent set was his second of two nights in Düsseldorf, Germany. He played an eye-watering 31 songs on the night, switching between the main stage, and ‘La Casita’, meaning ‘little house’ in Spanish (you’ll have to see the concert to get the full understanding on how Bad Bunny incorporates this into his live show!).
Below is the setlist Bad Bunny played for the Düsseldorf gig on Sunday, June 21.
- LA MuDANZA
- Callaíta
- PIToRRO DE COCO
- WELTiTA
- TURiSTA
- BAILE INoLVIDABLE
- NUEVAYOL
- VeLDA
- Tití me preguntó
- Neverita
- Si veo a tu mamá
- PERFuMITO NUEVO
- VOY A LLeVARTE PA PR
- Me porto bonito
- No me conoce
- Bichiyal
- Yo perreo sola
- Efecto
- Safaera
- Diles
- MONACO
- Vuelve
- CAFé CON RUN
- Ábreme paso
- Ojitos lindos
- La canción
- DÁKITI
- Yonaguni
- El apagón
- DtMF
- EoO
The Bad Bunny setlist is, of course, subject to change, as there’s always the potential for different surprises depending on the show you catch!
Are there still tickets to see Bad Bunny in London?
Barely. There are a few tickets on the pricier end going via official ticketing, but your best bet would be to turn on a Twickets alert and hope. Since these Bad Bunny shows are so in demand, be sure to purchase on verified resale points if you are going down the secondary market route.
What is the bag policy for the Bad Bunny shows?
You can read the full bag policy for shows at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on the venue’s website. This also includes a full list of prohibited items.
Your bag should not exceed an A4 paper size (21cm long x 30cm high). There will also be drawstring bags available to purchase for £1 on site.
Travelling to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
There will, of course, be heavy crowding around the stadium on the day of the shows, so it is not advised to travel by car up to the venue. There are a number of public transport options that can easily get you to the stadium, though, with the stations of White Hart Lane, Northumberland Park, Tottenham Hale, and Seven Sisters all options to travel to on the day of the gig.
You can also look up the bus services serving the stadium and any diversions that are taking place on the travel page for the venue.
