Beyonce — $579 million

- Tour Name: Renaissance World Tour
- Money Grossed: $579,879,268
- Tickets Sold: 2.7 million
- Average Ticket Price: $208
- Highest-Grossing Concert: East Rutherford, NJ ($16.5 million)
- Most Attended Concert: Los Angeles (70,000)
Beyoncé’s Renaissance World Tour in 2023 captivated audiences worldwide, showcasing her dynamic performances and iconic stage presence. This global tour, which supported her critically acclaimed Renaissance album, solidified her status as one of the top performers in music history. The tour's striking visuals and elaborate choreography left fans in awe.
Guns N' Roses — $584 million

- Tour Name: Not in This Lifetime... Tour
- Money Grossed: $584,200,000
- Tickets Sold: Over 5 million
- Average Ticket Price: $110
- Highest-Grossing Concert: London ($17 million)
- Most Attended Concert: Rio de Janeiro (78,000)
Guns N' Roses’ Not in This Lifetime... Tour from 2016-2019 marked a triumphant return for the iconic rock band. Spanning nearly three years, the tour reunited key members and delivered a nostalgic yet electrifying experience to fans worldwide.
Ed Sheeran — $584.5 million

- Tour Name: Mathematics Tour
- Money Grossed: $584,551,454
- Tickets Sold: 6.1 million
- Average Ticket Price: $95
- Highest-Grossing Concert: London ($12 million)
- Most Attended Concert: São Paulo, Brazil (85,000)
Ed Sheeran’s record-breaking Mathematics Tour from 2022-2025 highlighted his unparalleled ability to command stadiums with just his guitar and loop pedal. This tour set new milestones in concert history for its simplicity and massive success.
Pink — $584.7 million

- Tour Name: Summer Carnival
- Total Gross Revenue: $584,700,000
- Number of Tickets Sold: 4 million
- Average Ticket Price: $134
- Highest-Grossing Concert: Her back-to-back performances at Wembley Stadium.
- Most Attended Concert: London's Hyde Park (65,000)
Pink's Summer Carnival Tour from 2023-2024 was celebrated for its high-flying acrobatics and powerful vocal performances, contributing to its substantial commercial success. Known for hits like “Just Give Me a Reason” and “What About Us,” the tour combined her powerhouse vocals with jaw-dropping aerial stunts.
Harry Styles — $617.3 million

- Tour Name: Love On Tour
- Money Grossed: $617,325,031
- Tickets Sold: 5 million
- Average Ticket Price: $122
- Highest-Grossing Concert: Wembley Stadium ($17 million)
- Most Attended Concert: Wembley Stadium (150,000)
Harry Styles’ Love On Tour from 2021-2023 cemented his transformation from boy band heartthrob to solo superstar. With hits like “Watermelon Sugar” and “As It Was,” Styles captivated fans with his charisma and inclusive performances. Known for his eclectic fashion and connection with the audience, Styles created a safe and celebratory space for fans. The tour’s cultural impact extended beyond music, with Styles becoming a symbol of self-expression and individuality, inspiring millions worldwide.
U2 — $736.4 million

- Tour Name: 360° Tour
- Money Grossed: $736,421,586
- Tickets Sold: 7.2 million
- Average Ticket Price: $102
- Highest-Grossing Concert: Stade de France ($20 million)
- Most Attended Concert: Rose Bowl (97,000)
In 2009-2011, U2 hit their peak with the 360° Tour. It revolutionized live performances with its groundbreaking stage design, dubbed “The Claw,” allowing fans a 360-degree view of the show. Featuring anthems like “With or Without You” and “Beautiful Day,” the tour became a cultural phenomenon. U2's commitment to activism was also woven into their performances, addressing global issues and inspiring fans to take action.
Ed Sheeran — $776.2 million

- Tour Name: ÷ (Divide) Tour
- Money Grossed: $776,591,676
- Tickets Sold: 8.9 million
- Average Ticket Price: $87
- Highest-Grossing Concert: Wembley Stadium ($12 million)
- Most Attended Concert: Wembley Stadium (240,000)
Ed Sheeran's 2017 Divide Tour proved that simplicity can be just as powerful as spectacle. Performing solo with his guitar and loop pedal, Sheeran captivated audiences with hits like “Shape of You” and “Perfect.” The intimate yet grand scale of the tour showcased his raw talent and relatability. Its success highlighted his global appeal and the universal nature of his music. Fans connected deeply with his honest lyrics and engaging performances, making the tour a milestone in his already illustrious career.
Elton John — $939.1 million

- Tour Name: Farewell Yellow Brick Road Tour
- Money Grossed: $939,100,000
- Tickets Sold: 6 million
- Average Ticket Price: $155
- Highest-Grossing Concert: Madison Square Garden ($9 million)
- Most Attended Concert: Dodger Stadium (50,000)
Elton John’s Farewell Yellow Brick Road Tour in 2018 marked the end of an era for the legendary artist. Featuring classic hits like “Rocket Man” and “Tiny Dancer,” the tour was both a celebration of his career and an emotional goodbye. Elton’s signature flamboyance and heartfelt performances made each show memorable. Beyond the music, the tour offered fans a glimpse into his personal journey, with visuals and anecdotes that celebrated his influence on pop culture.
Coldplay — $1.114 billion

- Tour Name: Music of the Spheres World Tour
- Money Grossed: $1,145,056,215
- Tickets Sold: 10 million
- Average Ticket Price: $110
- Highest-Grossing Concert: Estadio River Plate, Buenos Aire ($30 million)
- Most Attended Concert: Estadio River Plate, Buenos Aires (280,000)
Coldplay’s Music of the Spheres World Tour from 2022-2025 blends their uplifting music with a message of sustainability, creating a unique experience for fans. Featuring iconic hits like “Viva La Vida” and newer tracks like “My Universe” (featuring BTS), the tour’s vibrant visuals and audience interaction made it unforgettable. Coldplay's innovative use of renewable energy and fan-powered features, such as kinetic dance floors, reflects their commitment to the planet.
Taylor Swift — $2 billion

- Tour Name: The Eras Tour
- Money Grossed: $2.07 billion
- Tickets Sold: 10 million
- Average Ticket Price: $204
- Highest-Grossing Concert: SoFi Stadium ($39 million)
- Most Attended Concert: Melbourne, Australia (96,000)
Taylor Swift's The Eras Tour is a celebration of her career, bringing fans on a journey through her musical evolution. From heartfelt ballads like “All Too Well (10-Minute Version)” to empowering anthems like “Shake It Off,” the tour highlights Swift's ability to connect deeply with her audience. Known for elaborate costumes and dazzling stage designs, Swift's performances are immersive experiences. The tour also reignited the fervor of the Swiftie fanbase, sparking trends on social media and reinforcing her status as a generational icon.
