PHOENIX — Bad Bunny will be in Phoenix this Wednesday, September 28!
The Puerto Rican reggaeton star is making a stop in the Valley for his ‘World's Hottest Tour’!
Bad Bunny and special guest Alesso will perform at Chase Field in September as part of his stadium tour across the United States.
The last time he was in the Valley was for a concert back in March for his Último Tour del Mundo.
KEEP THIS IN MIND
If you’re planning your outfit, make sure you don’t forget that Chase Field has a “clear bag” policy.
IF YOU GO
- Cost: As of now, tickets start at $250 and go up to $4,000!
- Concert date: Wednesday, September 28, at 7 p.m.
- Location: Chase Field [401 E. Jefferson]
PARKING
Want to save time? You can book a parking space NOW before heading to the concert. Some of the parking locations that are less than a mile from the concert venue, include:
333 E. Jefferson St. Garage [261 S. 3rd St.]
- COST: $35, you can book your space here.
CityScape West Garage [50 W. Jefferson St.]
- COST: $22, you can book your space here.
CityScape East Garage [140 W. Jefferson St.]
- COST: $33, you can book your space here.
201 N. 1st St. Garage
- COST: $22.26, you can book your space here.
Two Renaissance Square Garage [55 N. 1st Ave.]
- COST: $16.50, you can book your space here.
MERCH POP-UP SHOP
Not planning on going to the concert, but still love Benito? You can still get your hands on some of his merch at the pop-up shop this Tuesday, September 27, at Chase Field Plaza!
Coming to see @sanbenito on Wednesday? Pre-order your merch or buy some at the pop up on Tuesday!
— Chase Field (@ChaseField) September 25, 2022
Pre-order: https://t.co/31yQjiNNra pic.twitter.com/41D7GwXVpN
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT
Bad Bunny, whose real name is Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, will star in the standalone Marvel film "El Muerto," Variety reported. According to CNN, this will mark the first time ever that a Latino actor will headline a live-action Marvel movie.
Click here to read more on how ‘Benito’ is joining the Marvel universe.
ANOTHER STAR TO CHECK OUT
Latino Country Artist, Frank Ray, performed at the “Boots in the Park” festival in Tempe this month. “Things to do” reporter, Nicole Gutierrez, talked with Ray before he hit the stage at the country festival.
