Overview
With Bad Bunny gearing up for back-to-back Sydney shows this weekend, the Puerto Rican superstar is officially in town. For those hanging around Darlinghurst earlier today, you might have even caught a glimpse, with the 'King of Latin Trap' sitting down for breakfast with his team at The Rusty Rabbit.
"We're all about good coffee, good food and good vibes, so we were thrilled to welcome him in," said Josh Khoury, owner of The Rusty Rabbit. "This is what hospitality is about, creating a space where anyone feels welcome, whether you're a local regular or a global superstar."
Following the global attention his Super Bowl performance drew, Bad Bunny has most recently been finishing off a run of shows in Brazil. But before he even touched down in Australia, the artist was already making headlines.
That's because aviation geeks — the kind who spend their free time keeping tabs on Flightradar24 — spotted a Qantas A380 flying nonstop from Sydney to São Paulo. With this route unavailable to your everyday traveller, speculation kicked off about who or what was behind the pricey charter.
As it turns out, the superjumbo picked up Bad Bunny's entire crew and stage setup following the last leg of his Brazilian tour. At an eye-watering cost of well over $1 million for the tailor-made charter, it's said that AC/DC helped split the bill, as they made the reverse trip en route to Buenos Aires.
Performing for Aussie fans for the first time at Sydney's Engie Stadium on Saturday, February 28, Bad Bunny will run it back on Sunday, March 1. In the meantime, keep your eyes peeled for the modern-day icon checking out more of Sydney's cafes and bars.
Find out more information about Bad Bunny's 2026 Australian tour.