Bad Bunny (32) continues his success story in the live business: The Puerto Rican superstar has once again reached the top of the monthly Billboard Top Tours - for the tenth time. With this, the musician extends his record as the artist with the most number-one placements since the ranking was introduced in 2019.
The renewed success was primarily driven by his European shows as part of the "Debí Tirar Más Fotos World Tour". In June, Bad Bunny played 14 concerts, including eight performances in Madrid as well as additional shows in Düsseldorf, Arnhem and London. The world tour started in November 2025 and ended on July 22, 2026 with a concert in Brussels. According to figures from "Billboard Boxscore", the tour earned $123.1 million during this period and sold 773,000 tickets.
The 32-year-old narrowly missed his previous monthly record. In September 2022, he had generated $123.7 million with his "World's Hottest Tour". However, he set a new personal best in attendance numbers: The 773,000 tickets sold exceed his previous record from 2022 by about 55 percent.
Most successful tour of his career
The fact that Bad Bunny fell just short of his revenue record is primarily due to the different markets. While his 2022 tour included numerous dates in the United States, the current world tour focused exclusively on international stops. In Europe, ticket prices are often lower, but large stadiums offer significantly more space for fans.
Nevertheless, the "Debí Tirar Más Fotos World Tour" is the most successful tour of his career to date. Through July 5, it earned a total of $429.7 million according to "Billboard Boxscore" - more than $100 million above his previous record. It is also the highest-grossing and most-attended tour in Boxscore history that was completed without a single performance in the United States.
With the earnings from his current tour, Bad Bunny also surpassed the one billion dollar mark in total career earnings. This makes him the first Latin American artist to reach this milestone in the touring sector.
Ten times number one - more than Beyoncé and Coldplay
Since the introduction of the monthly tour ranking, no other artist has reached the top position more frequently. Bad Bunny now stands at ten victories. Behind him are Beyoncé, Coldplay and Elton John, each with seven number-one placements.
The current evaluation also shows the singer's dominance: His eight June concerts at Madrid's Riyadh Air Metropolitano brought in $77.3 million and attracted 498,000 fans. Over the entire Madrid stay with ten shows, it was even $96.1 million and 623,000 visitors.
BTS and Take That also successful
Behind Bad Bunny, K-pop group BTS landed in second place for the most successful individual concerts. Two performances at the same Madrid stadium earned $25.1 million. The group has so far earned $290.9 million in revenue and sold 1.6 million tickets with their "Arirang World Tour".
British band Take That follows in second place on the monthly tour ranking. The group earned $76.7 million with 13 concerts in June and sold 585,000 tickets - their best result in the ranking to date.
Ariana Grande also made it into the top 10 with the first dates of her "Eternal Sunshine Tour". Between the tour start in June and the end of the month, she generated $31.2 million in revenue.
