A severe hailstorm prematurely ended a concert by Puerto Rican superstar Bad Bunny (32) in Milan. During the singer's performance on Saturday evening, severe storms swept across the northern Italian metropolis. Bad Bunny had already performed at the open-air venue on Friday evening - at that time under bright blue skies.
Around 80,000 people had to leave the grounds of the Ippodromo SNAI San Siro, as the Italian news agency Ansa reports. The concert was cancelled for safety reasons due to the heavy hail. Several attendees were hit and injured by large hailstones.
Audience members hit by hailstones
According to the fire department, several concertgoers were injured on the head by the large hailstones. Emergency responders treated those affected on site. Further details about the extent of the injuries were not initially available.
The storm caused chaotic scenes at the concert venue. In light of the weather conditions, the organizers decided to evacuate the visitors from the hippodrome area.
Bad Bunny on major world tour
Bad Bunny is currently in the final stages of his major "DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS" world tour, which started in late November 2025 in the Dominican Republic. In Europe, the Grammy winner played shows in Barcelona, Lisbon, Düsseldorf, Arnhem, London, Marseille, Stockholm, and Warsaw, in addition to ten concerts in Madrid. The tour ends on July 22 with a concert in Brussels.
Whether the cancelled concert in Milan will be rescheduled for a later date was not initially known.
