Bad Bunny ends DTMF world tour with record gross

Bad Bunny wrapped up his Debí Tirar Más Fotos World Tour on July 22 after 55 shows across five continents. The tour grossed $467.5 million and sold 3.08 million tickets, setting new marks for a male Latin artist.

The final concert took place on Wednesday, July 22. Figures reported to Billboard Boxscore show the eight-month run surpassed the previous record held by Luis Miguel's 2023-24 tour, which earned $409.5 million.

Attendance also broke records, with 3.08 million tickets sold. This exceeds Luis Miguel's total of 2.9 million and marks Bad Bunny's first tour to surpass 2 million tickets. The average per show reached 56,000 tickets, up from 43,100 on his 2022 World's Hottest Tour.

The tour avoided U.S. dates yet still ranked as the highest-grossing and best-selling Boxscore tour without any American shows. It played 28 dates in Europe, 13 in South America, and 12 in North America outside the U.S., plus two in Oceania.

Over his career, Bad Bunny has now grossed $1.2 billion and sold 7.1 million tickets across 274 reported shows, becoming the first non-English performing artist to reach the $1 billion mark.

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