Bad Bunny fans in Central Florida will have a chance to hear the superstar’s music in a very different setting this month.
A Candlelight tribute to Bad Bunny is scheduled for Friday, September 25, at the Azalea Lodge at Mead Botanical Garden in Winter Park, Florida. The 8:45 p.m. performance will feature a string quartet reimagining songs from Bad Bunny’s catalog beneath the glow of candlelight.
The 60 minute concert offers a stripped-down take on music more commonly associated with packed arenas, clubs and high-energy performances.
When and Where Is the Bad Bunny Candlelight Concert?
The concert is scheduled for 8:45 p.m. on Friday, September 25, 2026, at the Azalea Lodge at Mead Botanical Garden, located at 1300 S. Denning Drive in Winter Park.
Doors open before the performance, and late entry is not permitted once the concert begins. The event is open to guests ages 8 and older, with anyone under 16 required to attend with an adult.
Bad Bunny’s Music Gets a String Quartet Treatment
Instead of a traditional Bad Bunny concert, the event puts his music in the hands of a string quartet.
The program currently includes songs such as “NUEVAYoL,” “Si Estuviésemos Juntos,” “La Canción,” “Yonaguni,” “Moscow Mule,” “Callaíta,” “Ojitos Lindos,” “Me Porto Bonito” and “Tití Me Preguntó.” The listed program also includes “BAILE INoLVIDABLE” and a “DtMF – LA MuDANZA” medley.
The arrangement gives fans a chance to recognize familiar melodies without the production style of a typical pop or reggaeton show.
The Concert Is Set Under Candlelight
The performance is part of the Candlelight concert series, which places live musicians in intimate venues illuminated by candles.
For this Winter Park performance, the setting is the Azalea Lodge at Mead Botanical Garden. The garden covers 47 acres and provides a natural backdrop for the evening event.
The candles used for the concert are flameless LED candles, according to the event organizer.
This Is a Tribute, Not a Bad Bunny Appearance
Fans should know that Bad Bunny himself is not scheduled to appear at the Winter Park concert.
The event organizer describes it as a tribute performance and specifically states that the concert is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Bad Bunny, his estate or his official representatives.
That distinction is important for fans searching for information about the event.
What Makes the Winter Park Event Different?
Bad Bunny’s music is known for its strong rhythms and large-scale production, making a candlelit string quartet interpretation an unusual contrast.
The Winter Park performance offers a more intimate way to experience songs that have become familiar to millions of listeners. Instead of a large stage and arena production, the evening centers on live strings, seated audiences and the atmosphere of the garden setting.
The event has also drawn strong ratings from previous attendees. Fever currently lists the Candlelight Bad Bunny experience at 4.8 out of 5 based on 192 reviews.
Tickets and Seating
Tickets for the September 25 performance are currently listed through the event organizer, with prices varying by seating zone. Fever lists Zone B, Zone A and Front Row options for the September 25 performance.
Seating is assigned on a first come basis within each ticket zone, according to the event information.
The listed ticket price can change depending on seating and fees, so guests should check the current ticket listing before making plans.
A Different Kind of Night Out in Winter Park
The Bad Bunny tribute gives Central Florida music fans a chance to experience familiar songs in a setting that is far removed from the typical concert environment.
With the Azalea Lodge, candlelight and a string quartet replacing the usual concert production, the September 25 performance is positioned as a quieter and more intimate take on Bad Bunny’s music.
For fans looking for something different to do in Winter Park, the event offers a distinctive combination of contemporary music and classical performance.