Bad Bunny performing at Strawberry Arena with a large crowd and ABBA tribute elements.
Bad Bunny performing at Strawberry Arena with a large crowd and ABBA tribute elements.
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Bad Bunny filled Strawberry Arena with party and ABBA tribute

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The Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny performed in front of around 50,000 fans at Strawberry Arena in Solna on Friday evening.

Bad Bunny, or Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, opened his first of two concerts in Sweden wearing a bone-white suit. He started with the hit song La Mudanza to deafening cheers from the crowd.

Fans from around the world had queued all day outside the arena north of Stockholm. Emith Cruzado, 22, said he had been waiting for the day since he was twelve.

The concert featured dance, party and an unexpected ABBA tribute, according to several reports. The audience sang along to every song even though many did not speak Spanish.

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Fans shared excitement about the Bad Bunny concert at Strawberry Arena, with some noting an ABBA 'Dancing Queen' tribute during the show; others expressed mixed feelings about attending due to health or venue issues, and one highlighted environmental concerns over tourist travel.

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Bad Bunny on stage at Estadi Olímpic with Bad Gyal and FC Barcelona players in attendance before a huge crowd.
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Bad Bunny opens Spanish tour with concert at Barcelona's Estadi Olímpic

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Bad Bunny kicked off his European tour on May 22, 2026, with a concert at Barcelona's Estadi Olímpic before 50,000 people. The show featured Bad Gyal as a surprise guest and the presence of FC Barcelona players.

Bad Bunny performed the first show of his ten-night residency at Madrid's Riyadh Air Metropolitano on May 30, 2026.

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Bad Bunny's band paid tribute to Avicii with a cover of 'Wake Me Up' during a show in Sweden. Guitarist José Eduardo Santana performed the 2013 track on the cuatro at Friends Arena.

The Guatemalan singer completed 20 shows at the Arena de Buenos Aires.

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Puerto Rican singer Kany García will hold a concert in Bogotá on May 21 at the Movistar Arena as part of her international tour.

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