Bad Bunny is a Puerto Rican rapper who gained popularity with his songs “Soy Peor” and “Diles.” His debut album “X100pre” made him the most-streamed artist on Spotify worldwide in 2018. He blends Latin trap, reggaeton, and other genres and has collaborated with Cardi B, J Balvin, Drake, and more. Bad Bunny has won multiple awards, including Latin Grammy and Billboard Latin Music awards.
Credit: Sry85 Discover with us what happened today in the music history world through the years. From the Jonas Brothers’
Our aim on a weekly basis is to bring you the latest and most notable on the charts, and to
If January can trend a bit slow on the newswire, the music industry has a way of shocking the system
On this week’s edition of Music Daily’s tracks, we begin to see the windfall of early ’25 releases like the
Our first tracks report of 2025 features some of the industry’s biggest players like SZA and Bad Bunny alongside some
As we look ahead, it’s time to start locking in tour dates for 2025! With so many incredible Latin artists
Friday means new music… and Bad Bunny knows it. The Puerto Rican artist has just dropped his new album, nadie sabe lo que va a
Philadelphia’s most popular music festival, Made in America, released their 2022 lineup. Bad Bunny and Tyler, the Creator are set to headline the 2-day event.
Credit: Sry85 Discover with us what happened today in the music history world through the years. From the Jonas Brothers’ TV series to The Police’s first single, there’s lots to unpack here. May 1: The Police’s Drop First Single, “Fall Out” On this day in 1977, English iconic reggae and pop rock from London, The Police, released their first single, “Fall Out.” The song was however only available in the UK. “Fall Out” was released
Our aim on a weekly basis is to bring you the latest and most notable on the charts, and to this point, 2026 has laid out a landscape amenable to that goal. However, this week is the first time that the top-level takeaways lead us to spend time on a winner we’ve crowned before. As Bad Bunny emerges as the real force of February, names like Ella Langley and Ice Spice dot further down to
If January can trend a bit slow on the newswire, the music industry has a way of shocking the system as we move into February. Indeed, the Grammys and the Super Bowl halftime show have each transpired in the past week and change, two of the more seminal annual moments that we can chronicle. In kind, those two shows lead to significant shakeups and movements on our rankings; of course, Bad Bunny deserves mention in
On this week’s edition of Music Daily’s tracks, we begin to see the windfall of early ’25 releases like the Bad Bunny LP, ‘DtMF.’
Our first tracks report of 2025 features some of the industry’s biggest players like SZA and Bad Bunny alongside some rising new faces.
As we look ahead, it’s time to start locking in tour dates for 2025! With so many incredible Latin artists expected to perform live, now’s the time to start circling dates and securing tickets. Don’t be the one catching FOMO while scrolling through TikTok clips instead of experiencing the shows in person. A Few Highlights From 2024 This past year was packed with memorable tours! Bad Bunny’s Most Wanted tour took trap to new heights,
2023 is Benito’s year! From winning a slew of awards at the Billboard Latin Music Awards to an exciting tour announcement, there’s lots to catch up on in the world of Bad Bunny. Here’s what we know so far: Bad Bunny’s Billboard Appearance The Billboard Latin Music Awards were jam-packed with star-studded performances this year. On October 5th, the most popular Latin artists gathered for a night to remember. In total, 48 awards were given
The 2024 Grammy Nominees are here, and as always it comes with some huge headlines. As far as the biggest numbers, SZA is the leading nominee, earning a total of nine nominations. Most, if not all, of the nominations are for her 2022 album, SOS. From there, Victoria Monet and Phoebe Bridgers are tied with seven nominations each. The latter earned most of hers for her work as a part of boygenius. The indie rock
October has been an eventful month full of surprises for Bad Bunny fans. After announcing his Most Wanted Tour to promote his October LP, Bunny makes his third appearance on Saturday Night Live. However, the singer/rapper was both the host and musical guest for last night’s show (October 21). Bad Bunny Returns To The SNL Stage For The Third Time The Puerto Rican musician, whose birth name is Benito Antonio Martinez Ocasio, made cameos in
Bad Bunny’s “Most Wanted” Tour coming in February 2024. ‘Most Wanted’ Tour Latin trap and reggaeton superstar Benito, or Bad Bunny, announced his North American Most Wanted Tour today (October 19). The Puerto Rican singer, rapper and songwriter kicks off the 47-date trip in Salt Lake City, Utah, on February 21. From there, Bad Bunny makes pit stops in Las Vegas, Seattle, Chicago, Detroit, New York, Philadelphia, Austin, Atlanta and more before the final destination in
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Friday means new music… and Bad Bunny knows it. The Puerto Rican artist has just dropped his new album, nadie sabe lo que va a pasar mañana, which counts on several collaborations. This is album number seven in the career of the “conejo malo.” “‘Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar Mañana’ is not for hitting millions, but for my real fans to enjoy it and be happy” – said the singer in a PR
