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Beyoncé’s Renaissance World Tour Is Now the Highest-Grossing Female Artist Tour in History

"Queen Bey" Beyoncé has done it again. The five-month-long world tour playing 56 shows earned over $579 million in ticket sales and had over 2.7 million fans in attendance.
Beyoncé Tour

Beyoncé has done it again. The five-month-long world tour playing 56 shows earned over $579 million in ticket sales and had over 2.7 million fans in attendance.

The Renaissance tour began on May 10 in Stockholm, being Beyoncé’s first solo tour since 2016. According to Pop Base, “It officially becomes the highest-grossing tour by any female artist, Black artist, and solo American act in history.” This is a massive feat that, of course, only a Queen could conquer.

During her shows in London, Beyoncé was the first artist to play five shows at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium with a capacity of 63,000 seats. In total, 238k people attended the five sold-out shows.

Before returning to the United States, Bey performed in Belgium, the United Kingdom, France, Spain, Denmark, the Netherlands, and Poland. Her first stateside show of the tour was in Philadelphia on July 12 and has just ended in Kanas City on October 1.

The tour was produced by Parkwood Entertainment, a record label founded by Beyoncé and promoted by Live Nation.

The superstar even celebrated her birthday on tour while performing in Los Angeles’s SoFi Stadium. Diana Ross led the crowd that exciting night in singing “Happy Birthday” and had shining flashlights on to celebrate the iconic singer.

Special appearances were also made by Kendrick Lamar, Megan Thee Stallion, and Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s daughter Blue Ivy Carter. “Kendrick Lamar popped in for a performance of the “America Has a Problem” remix,” Vulture stated.

For those who missed the opportunity to watch the live performance, Renassaince: A Film By Beyoncé, is scheduled to appear in theaters on December 1.