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Beyoncé’s just-wrapped “Cowboy Carter Tour” is the highest-grossing country tour of all time, according to Billboard.
Based on the publication’s Boxscore data, the 32 shows on Beyoncé’s latest tour grossed $407.6 million while selling 1.6 million tickets. The report doesn’t mention which country artist’s tour set the previous record.
Following the $579.8 million that Beyoncé grossed on her “Renaissance World Tour,” she is now the first woman and first American artist (male, female, solo, or group) with two $400 million tours. The only other acts that have accomplished this feat are Coldplay, The Rolling Stones, and Ed Sheeran.
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With the “Cowboy Carter Tour” centering on only nine markets, Beyoncé set records at Chicago’s Soldier Field, New Jersey’s MetLife Stadium, Houston’s NRG Stadium, London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, and more.
Beyoncé also extended her records for the highest-grossing Black artist and the highest-grossing R&B artist. All told, she broke, tied, or extended 47 Boxscore records with the “Cowboy Carter Tour” — despite early reports of thousands of seats being unsold.
On Saturday night, Beyoncé reunited with Destiny’s Child on stage for the first time in seven years during the final show of the “Cowboy Carter Tour” at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. The show took place just hours after Donald Trump once again called for her prosecution over her support of Kamala Harris’ 2024 presidential campaign.
Revisit Wren Graves’ review of one of Beyoncé’s Chicago concerts.
