Quevedo Sells Out 60,000 Tour Tickets in Two Minutes, Adds Extra Dates

Quevedo proved his massive popularity once again this Thursday, selling out all 60,000 tickets for his "El Baifo Tour" in just two minutes. According to the EFE agency, demand far outpaced supply, with nearly 297,000 fans trying to buy tickets at the same time—a surge that was expected given the high number of pre-registrations.

This level of demand is common in today’s music market, where digital fanbases often cause ticketing systems to crash. Quevedo’s success is driven by his third studio album, El Baifo, which has topped the national charts for seven consecutive weeks. The album’s impact was immediate; all 16 tracks debuted in the top 20 on streaming platforms. Two of its singles, "La graciosa" and "Al golpito," remain at the top of the charts, even competing with international stars like Bad Bunny.

Due to the record-breaking ticket sales, organizers have added extra dates to the tour. A third show has been added to both the Movistar Arena in Madrid (now April 9, 10, and 11) and the Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona (now July 1, 2, and 3).

While the tour is currently limited to mainland Spain, sources close to the artist suggest that dates in the Canary Islands may be added soon. This would be fitting, as the album is a tribute to Quevedo’s roots. These sold-out shows confirm Quevedo’s status as a major pillar of the Spanish music industry, setting new milestones for streaming numbers and live performance demand.