Bad Bunny has once again cemented his status as a global touring powerhouse, returning to the No. 1 spot on Billboard's monthly Top Tours chart for a record-extending tenth time. This remarkable achievement comes as his 'Debí Tirar Más Fotos World Tour' officially concluded last night (July 22) in Brussels.
The Latin superstar's latest victory highlights an unprecedented run, marking his second time at the top this year and third during this particular tour. Since the chart's inception in 2019, no other artist has matched his consistent chart-topping performance, with Beyoncé, Coldplay, and Elton John trailing with seven No. 1s each.
Touring Triumphs: A Billion-Dollar Legacy
According to figures reported to Billboard Boxscore, Bad Bunny's June performances alone grossed an astounding $123.1 million and sold 773,000 tickets across 14 shows. While this narrowly missed his personal monthly revenue record from September 2022, he set a new career best for monthly attendance, surpassing his previous high by an impressive 55%.
His strategic routing for June 2026, which saw him exclusively tour abroad with multiple nights in Madrid, Dusseldorf, Arnhem, and London, proved to be a masterstroke. Despite more modest ticket prices in Europe compared to the U.S., the sheer capacity of European stadiums allowed for these colossal attendance figures.
The 'Debí Tirar Más Fotos World Tour' has now reached a staggering total gross of $429.7 million through July 5, with six shows yet to be reported. This already makes it his biggest tour ever by over $100 million. Crucially, it stands as the highest-grossing and best-selling tour in Boxscore history to achieve such success without playing a single show in the United States (excluding his San Juan residency).
This tour's monumental success has also propelled Bad Bunny's total career grosses beyond the $1 billion mark, making him the first Latin artist ever to reach this ten-figure touring milestone. This achievement solidifies his place not just as a global pop culture icon, but as an economic force in the music industry.
Beyond Benito: Other Top Performers
Bad Bunny's dominance wasn't the only story on the charts. He secured four entries on Top Boxscores, with his incredible 10-show run at Madrid’s Riyadh Air Metropolitano leading the pack. Eight of those shows in June alone grossed $77.3 million and sold 498,000 tickets, making it a standout engagement.
Madrid's Riyadh Air Metropolitano emerged as the month's biggest venue, also hosting BTS, who landed at No. 2 on Top Boxscores. Their two shows on June 26-27 grossed $25.1 million, adding to the stadium's impressive $102.3 million total for the month.
On the Top Tours chart, British boy band Take That marked their highest-ever appearance, reaching No. 3. They grossed $76.7 million and sold 585,000 tickets over 13 shows exclusively in the United Kingdom. Ariana Grande also made a significant entry at No. 7 with the initial dates of her 'Eternal Sunshine Tour', grossing $31.2 million and selling 173,000 tickets.
The ongoing European and North American stadium season continues to drive robust numbers, with stadium engagements filling the entire Top 10 of Top Boxscores and occupying 23 of the top 30 spots. This trend underscores the continued global appeal of massive live music events.
