Spotify House returned to CMA Fest for its seventh year, taking over Nashville’s Ole Red from June 4-6. Curated by the team behind Hot Country, the event brought together some of the genre’s biggest stars alongside breakout and emerging artists. From headline-making collaborations to first listens and special fan moments, here are a few of our favorite highlights.
Duets and surprise sets
One of the weekend’s biggest surprises came when Florida Georgia Linemembers Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley reunited onstage to perform hits like “Cruise” and “This Is How We Roll.”
The star-studded lineup continued throughout the event with surprise performances from Jason Aldean and Blake Shelton. Shaboozey closed things out with a surprise appearance from Kevin Powers.
The performance features Olivia’s biggest Billions Club hits, including “drivers license,” “good 4 u,” and “vampire.” She also treated fans to the first-ever live concert performance of “drop dead” from her new album, out June 12.
The Billions Club Live show came just days before Olivia’s FC Barcelona jersey takeover for the club’s El Clásico match, setting the tone for a huge week for the artist and her fans.
One of the world’s biggest popstars is headed to El Clásico. Later this month, Grammy Award winner Olivia Rodrigo will take over the front of the FC Barcelona jersey during the big match at Spotify Camp Nou.
“Olivia Rodrigo has built one of the most passionate fan communities in the world, and so has FC Barcelona,” said Marc Hazan,Senior Vice President, Marketing and Partnerships, Spotify. “Fandom doesn’t have borders, and the most powerful thing Spotify can do is bring those worlds together. Putting her most dedicated fans in the room with her on the eve of El Clásico, that’s what this partnership was built for.”
FC Barcelona Femení will wear the jersey during their Liga F match against Levante on May 6, followed by the men’s El Clásico match against Real Madrid on May 10.
Billions Club Live is coming to Barcelona
Continuing another jersey takeover tradition, Olivia will be performing in the leadup to the match, this time bringing Billions Club Live to Barcelona on May 8. Top fans will be invited to celebrate many of the tracks by the artist that have been inducted into Spotify’s Billions Club and all things Livie culture.
“Seeing OR on a Barcelona jersey for El Clásico, I don’t even know how to process that,” said Olivia. “On top of that, getting to perform for the fans who’ve been listening since day one, in a city like Barcelona, is going to be so special. That’s everything to me. I cannot wait to see them.”
Celebrate fan pride beyond the field
FC Barcelona is turning up the volume with a special edition of the Barça Matchday playlist, packed with tracks to fire up both players and fans in the lead-up to game day and featuring Olivia’s latest single, “drop dead.”
But that’s not all. We’re also teaming up on a capsule collection that blends the club’s iconic look with Olivia’s visual world.
The limited-edition collection includes a t-shirt, fleece crew, hoodie, bucket hat, and scarf, as well as a travel mug, sticker pack, and tote bag. There will also be 1,899 limited-edition jerseys available, inspired by the club’s founding year. Fans can purchase items at Barça Official Stores in Spain oronline starting at 10 a.m. CEST today, May 1.
On March 7, Bad Bunnymade history with his first-ever performance in Asia, taking the stage in Tokyo for a one-night-only Billions Club Live concert. Now, Spotify is bringing that unforgettable night to fans across the globe with the premiere of Billions Club Live with Bad Bunny: A Concert Film. The exclusive release gives those who were there a chance to relive the experience while inviting audiences everywhere to see it for the first time.
Filmed at the Tipstar Dome Chiba in front of more than 2,300 of his top Spotify fans in the region, the 42-minute special captures the energy of the celebration. Directed by his longtime creative partner, Stillz, it features eight performances of his biggest hits—including “Tití Me Preguntó,” “Yonaguni,” and “NUEVAYoL”—along with a few firsts, like a salsa rendition of “MIA.”
The film also includes exclusive commentary from the Puerto Rican superstar, who reflected on his career and connection to his fans. “I never imagined that one day I’d be doing a show in Tokyo, or in so many other places around the world where I’ve played,” he said. “I just enjoy it and feel grateful. Music and the love I have for what I do have brought me this far. For me, it’s validation that when you love what you do and do it with care, you can reach places you never even imagined.”
Fans can watch the film globally on Spotify using iOS, Android, desktop, Apple TV, and other TV devices. Subtitles will also be available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese, French, and German across mobile and select TV devices.
To celebrate the release, Spotify also hosted fan experiences in São Paulo, Mexico City, Bogotá, and Buenos Aires, giving fans a chance to watch the film together and get their hands on exclusive merch. It’s the latest way we’re connecting artists and fans through unique experiences.
Bad Bunny is no stranger to Spotify’s Billions Club. In fact, he has a whopping 29 tracks that have crossed the billion-stream mark. Over the weekend, he brought Billions Club Live to Tokyo to celebrate those achievements with hisfirst-ever performance in Asia.
Held at Tipstar Dome Chiba, the one-night-only live event brought the sounds of Puerto Rico to Tokyo, with more than 2,300 top fans in attendance.
Después de un extraordinario 2025 en el que fue nombrado Top Artista Global de Spotify por cuarta vez, algo sin precedentes (y tras su presentación en el halftime), Bad Bunny encabezará la próxima edición de nuestra serie Billions Club Live con un concierto único en Tokio el 7 de marzo.
El evento marca la primera presentación de Bad Bunny en Asia. Es una muestra de su increíble alcance global y del poder de la música latina para conectar con fans en todo el mundo. Tras shows icónicos de Billions Club Live como Ed Sheeran en Dublín, Miley Cyrus en París, y The Weeknd en Los Ángeles, nos enorgullece llevar esta experiencia única a un mercado musical clave y celebrar a uno de los artistas más escuchados del planeta.
La presentación es una celebración de su histórica trayectoria en el Billions Club, que incluye 28 canciones (y contando). Los fans en Tokio pueden esperar un setlist cargado de los hits que han superado los mil millones de streams y que han marcado su carrera. Aunque el show coincide con el calendario de su gira DeBí TiRAR MáS FOToS, se trata de un concierto independiente de una sola noche, no una fecha oficial del tour, realizado exclusivamente para sus oyentes más fieles en Japón.
Canciones de Bad Bunny en el Billions Club (al 17 de febrero de 2026)
Following an extraordinary 2025 in which he was named Spotify’s Global Top Artist for an unprecedented fourth time (and on the heels of that halftime gig), Bad Bunny will headline the next installment of our Billions Club Live series with a special concert in Tokyo on March 7.
The event marks Bad Bunny’s first-ever performance in Asia. It’s a testament to his incredible global reach and the power of Latin music to connect with fans everywhere. Following landmark Billions Club Live performances from Ed Sheeran in Dublin, Miley Cyrus in Paris, and The Weeknd in Los Angeles, we’re proud to bring this unique concert experience to a key music market and celebrate one of the world’s most-streamed artists.
The performance is a celebration of his historic run in the Billions Club, which includes 28 tracks (and counting). Fans in Tokyo can expect a setlist packed with the billion-stream hits that have defined his career. While the show aligns with his DeBí TiRAR MáS FOToS tour schedule, this is a one-night-only standalone concert—not a tour stop—held exclusively for his top listeners in Japan.
Bad Bunny songs in the Billions Club (as of February 17, 2026)
The film captures Ed’s full performance, where top fans gathered for an unforgettable show. In addition to the concert itself, viewers will get a look at behind-the-scenes moments from the night.
For Ed, the show marked a return to the place that shaped him as an artist. “Dublin was the place that I discovered I wanted to be a songwriter,” he says in the film. “I used to come to Ireland four or five times a year with my family. It really feels like coming home. It’s where I sort of learned to write songs—my uncle taught me my first chords on a guitar. I remember being like, ‘That’s what I want to do with the rest of my life.’ I was 11 or 12. Ireland is my sort of spiritual home, musically.”
In 2023, Morgan Wallen made history when “Last Night” became the first solo country song to cross the billion-stream mark. That record-breaking track, along with “I Had Some Help,” featuring Post Malone (which itself broke Spotify’s record for the most-streamed country song in a single day), and “Whiskey Glasses,” have made Morgan a triple member of Spotify’s Billions Club.
Spotify is marking the milestone with a new episode of Billions Club: The Series, where Morgan opens up about the stories behind his biggest hits and reflects on what they mean to him.
On Monday night, Ed Sheeran and Spotify lit up The Royal Dublin Society in Dublin for a one-night-only performance. The occasion? The third installment of Billions Club Live.
He also played “Galway Girl” and “Nancy Mulligan,” Irish-inspired tracks that brought the local crowd to their feet. Over 1,700 of Ed’s top fans on Spotify were in attendance for the unforgettable night.
Dublin holds special meaning for Ed, who spent his teen years busking on Irish streets, and whose father’s roots trace back to Belfast. “This is the best city in the world to play shows in,” Ed told the crowd. “I wanted to connect with Ireland again. It’s been a while. This is such a lovely venue, such a wonderful atmosphere.”
For the seventh edition of Spotify and FC Barcelona’s artist jersey series, a new name takes center stage: Ed Sheeran. When Barça faces Real Madrid on October 26 for El Clásico, they’ll do so with the title of Sheeran’s new album, Play, on their chests, making him the first male solo pop artist to front the iconic Blaugrana kit.
This takeover continues Spotify’s tradition of swapping our logo for that of a featured artist in one of football’s most-watched matches. Previous editions have spotlighted global icons including Rosalía, Coldplay, Drake, The Rolling Stones, and Travis Scott.
In June, Spotify and Miley Cyrus tangoed in Paris during an unforgettable evening: the latest installment of Billions Club Live. The global superstar took the stage for an exclusive performance for her top Spotify Premium listeners in the area, delivering a set packed with some of her most iconic tracks—many of which have surpassed a billion streams on our platform.
Paris was a fitting choice for this one-of-a-kind event: France consistently ranks among Miley’s top 10 countries for streaming—alongside Brazil, the U.K., and Indonesia. The performance marked Miley’s first concert in the French capital in 11 years, following her Bangerz tour in 2014. Just over 100 fans filled the iconic Maxim’s venue in the heart of the city.
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