Bad Bunny, Puerto Rican rapper-singer, bringing concert tour to Oklahoma in April
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The reigning superstar of Latin music has a date with Oklahoma: Bad Bunny will play Tulsa's BOK Center on April 24.
Bad Bunny’s Detroit concert is part of his Most Wanted Tour, announced Thursday morning by the artist on social media. Along with the Tulsa stop, the U.S. run will include a tour opening date in Salt Lake City (Feb. 21) and three closing shows in Miami (May 24-26).
Fans can register now to purchase tickets at mostwantedtour.com.
The tour announcement follows last week’s release of “Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar Mañana,” Bad Bunny’s fifth solo album, and comes ahead of weekend gig hosting “Saturday Night Live.”
The Puerto Rican rapper-singer has played Detroit just once before, performing at the Masonic Temple Theatre during 2018’s La Nueva Religión Tour.
Born Benito Martinez in San Juan, the 29-year-old Bad Bunny has grabbed ears — and landed massive mainstream crossover success — with his versatile, club-friendly blend of reggaeton, trap music and Latin pop. His music has landed him three Grammys, six American Music Awards and eight Billboard Awards.
In 2022, Bad Bunny clocked more than 18.5 billion streams on Spotify, by far the single biggest year for any artist in the service’s history.
His public profile extends well beyond music: He’s been a fixture with WWE since 2021, has made forays into acting, and has been romantically linked with Kendall Jenner since early this year.
This article originally appeared on Oklahoman: Bad Bunny to bring tour to Tulsa's BOK Center: Date, ticket info
