Bad Bunny’s Australia Debut Sets Attendance Benchmark in Sydney

Bad Bunny Made His Australia Debut — And Set a Stadium Attendance Record

Bad Bunny made his live debut in Sydney, Australia and set the record for attendance at a concert at ENGIE Stadium

Bad Bunny’s Australia Debut Sets Attendance Benchmark in Sydney

Bad Bunny’s first Australian concerts drew nearly 89,000 fans across two sold-out shows at Sydney’s ENGIE Stadium over the weekend, marking a record-setting moment for the venue. According to a social media post from Live Nation, the attendance marked the highest number of tickets sold for concerts at the stadium, formerly known as ANZ Stadium. View this post on Instagram Hans Schafer, senior vice president of global touring at Live Nation,…

Bad Bunny’s promoter: ‘We don’t book stadiums on census data’

The Puerto Rican star sings only in Spanish, but his two sellout Sydney shows prove language is no barrier, says the promoter who brought him to Australia.

Bad Bunny Breaks Stadium Record At Debut Australian Shows

Bad Bunny performed in Australia for the first time over the weekend, and tour promoters Live Nation have revealed that he broke a stadium attendance record while he was at it.The singer and rapper – born Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio – performed for two nights at Sydney’s ENGIE Stadium, bringing “close to 90,000 fans” to the venue across two sold-out shows. The concerts subsequently marked the “highest number of attendees ever” for a music eve…

Bad Bunny Is Reportedly The Fastest Artist In History To Reach $1 Billion In Revenue

Bad Bunny is reportedly the fastest artist in history to reach $1 billion in revenue. The Puerto Rican star is also the first Latin act to sell out a stadium in Australia. The global DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS tour has transformed stadiums from all over the world into communal celebrations of Latin culture. The most-streamed artist on the planet, Super Bowl headliner, first Latin star to sell out a stadium in Australia and now the fastest artist in hi…