A strong storm of rain and hail forced the immediate evacuation of the second and last concert of the Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny in Milan, Italy.

The event, which was part of his I should have taken more photos world tour and represented his only stop on Italian territory, was definitively suspended shortly after its start at the SNAI La Maura Racecourse, leaving some 80,000 fans eager to see the “Bad Rabbit”.

The show began at 8:00 p.m. (local time), but weather conditions unexpectedly worsened drastically. The singer was forced to stop the music and choreography for about 10 minutes in the hope that the storm would subside. However, given the intensification of hail and electrical and structural risks, local authorities proceeded to permanently interrupt the show.

The mass exit from the venue, located on the outskirts of Milan, was carried out under a strict security protocol coordinated by the city's Fire Department and Emergency Services.

Various videos broadcast by attendees on social networks showed the magnitude of the storm, showing flooded streets and the nearest metro station completely collapsed by thousands of people seeking refuge from the hail. It should be noted that Italian Civil Protection had already warned about the arrival of meteorological phenomena of “strong intensity” in the northern regions of the country.

Given the uncertainty of fans, the promoter Live Nation Italia issued an official statement confirming that the concert will not be rescheduled. The company explained that, despite having made all possible logistical efforts to schedule a new date, it turned out to be unviable.

“The safety of all attendees has always been our top priority,” the organization said, apologizing for the inconvenience caused.

To compensate for the bitter pill, the promoter announced that all ticket holders will receive a full refund, which will include both the net cost of the ticket and the management expenses for the purchase on the ticketing platforms.