Bad Bunny surprised fans at his London concert on Sunday night by bringing out Blur and Gorillaz frontman Damon Albarn for a joint performance. The 58-year-old musician joined the Latin superstar onstage at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium to perform their 2023 collaboration "Tormenta." The duo also delivered a Spanish version of the 2001 Gorillaz hit "Clint Eastwood."
Albarn's appearance marked a significant moment, as fans also saw tennis star Novak Djokovic make a surprise guest appearance to introduce a song. Djokovic is preparing for his upcoming matches at Wimbledon.
The concert was part of Bad Bunny's "Soliís Más Fotos" world tour, which drew over 104,000 attendees across two sold-out performances in London. The event also saw singer Adele in attendance with her fiancé, sports agent Rich Paul. Social media videos captured Adele enjoying the performance and playfully interacting with fans.
Other notable attendees included Maya Jama, who reportedly arrived directly from her private jet and changed outfits in her car before appearing on stage with Bad Bunny in his "La Casita" segment. R&B singer Ella Eyre was also among the notable guests.
During the concert, Bad Bunny spoke almost entirely in Spanish, after seeking permission from the audience at the start of the show. He also offered a message of solidarity to the people of Venezuela, which had recently experienced major earthquakes.
Bad Bunny previously stated his decision to exclude U.S. dates from his current tour, citing concerns that his fans might be targeted by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers outside of venues.