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Bad Bunny sells out London, cancels US dates over ICE.

6/29/2026

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Bad Bunny Skips US

Bad Bunny headlined a sold-out show at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, drawing about 50,000 fans.
He performed a three-hour set that opened with “La Mudanza” and featured songs from Debí Tirar Más Fotos.
During the concert he addressed the crowd in Spanish and voiced solidarity with Venezuela after its earthquakes.
He announced the tour will omit United States dates because he fears Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) could target his fans.

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Bad Bunny Unites

The concert showed a generational shift as many young Britons ignored immigration debates and focused on the music.
Fans traveled from Northern Ireland and Essex, demonstrating the event’s UK-wide appeal.
Most attendees sang along to “Tití Me Preguntó” despite not speaking Spanish, showing the language barrier vanished onstage.
Social-media chatter framed the concert as evidence that music can bridge linguistic and national divides in Britain.

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**Bad Bunny Performance**

Bad Bunny performed on a stage featuring a replica Puerto Rican house, a hidden-screen set, and a 10-string guitar rendition of “Hey Jude.”
Adele danced in an England soccer jersey, sang along and swapped a fan’s hat while fiancé Rich Paul stood beside her.
Novak Djokovic warmed up onstage before Bad Bunny, adding a sports-celebrity flair.
A cartoon toad on the screens warned non-Spanish speakers they were “missing the message.”

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Bad Bunny Skips US

Bad Bunny headlined a sold-out show at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, drawing about 50,000 fans.
He performed a three-hour set that opened with “La Mudanza” and featured songs from Debí Tirar Más Fotos.
During the concert he addressed the crowd in Spanish and voiced solidarity with Venezuela after its earthquakes.
He announced the tour will omit United States dates because he fears Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) could target his fans.

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