Bad Bunny cancels Milan concert after severe hailstorm

As the organizers announced, the concert cannot be rescheduled. "Fans should get their money back completely," they announced. As a result, all ticket holders will receive a full refund of the purchase price.

Background on the tour

Bad Bunny is a Puerto Rican singer known for a mix of reggaeton, Latin trap, and pop, and has won four Grammy Awards. The previous month, he had performed two concerts in Düsseldorf as part of his current tour. The Milan show would have been his second in the northern Italian metropolis.

The 32-year-old artist, who gained international fame with songs such as "Dákiti" and "La canción," will perform at the Super Bowl 2026 in Santa Clara, California, as the first solo artist to perform in Spanish during the halftime show, according to sources close to the organizers.

The concert cancellation came at the end of a phase in which Bad Bunny had taken his tour through several European cities. Despite the cancelled performance in Milan, most visitors were able to leave the grounds uninjured, according to the emergency services.

Reactions and consequences

The organizers emphasized that the safety of the audience had been the top priority. The decision to fully cancel the concert after an initial interruption had been unavoidable given the weather developments.

Open questions regarding the tour primarily concern a possible replacement date in Italy. Since the organizers have ruled out a make-up date, Italian fans will have to wait for another tour visit by the artist.