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How Bad Bunny and Shakira’s Epic Residencies Changed the Game for Latin Touring

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With bespoke venues and multi-night runs of shows, the two superstars made their destination concerts popular and hugely profitable — and more Latin artists want to follow their lead.

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How Bad Bunny and Shakira’s Epic Residencies Changed the Game for Latin Touring
Rebecca Milzoff · 11/5/2026, 5:58:52 PM
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