The Weeknd’s native’s After Hours Til Dawn Tour has grossed over $600,000,000 and offered practically 5 million tickets, in accordance with Billboard. The outlet studies the singer-songwriter’s tour broke a Boxscore file, incomes the title of “the biggest R&B tour in history.”

Since kicking off practically three years in the past in July 2022, the After Hours Til Dawn tour has raked in $635.5 million. The outlet studies that that is the “ninth tour to hit this benchmark, and the only one by an R&B artist or a Black artist.”

With that, now The “Star Boy” singer’s tour has eclipsed Beyoncé’s Renaissance World Tour, which grossed $579.8 million, “over 56 shows in 2023.” He’s additionally surpassed Bruno Mars’ 3.6 million on his 2017-18’s 24K Magic World Tour.

Just final week, The Weeknd reached one other record-breaking milestone by setting the file for most performances by a Canadian artist at certainly one of Toronto’s greatest stadiums — the Rogers Centre, which additionally homes the Toronto Blue Jays.

According to music/rb-hip-hop/the-weeknd-rogers-centre-toronto”>Billboard Canada, the singer carried out 4 exhibits on his After Hours Til Dawn Tour on the Rogers Centre, which started on Thursday, August 7. The outlet additionally reported that he set the file for “most shows at the venue by a male solo artist on the same tour.” This trek would depend as The Weeknd’s seventh live performance tour.

The stadium tour was in assist of his fourth, fifth, and sixth studio albums: After Hours (2020), Dawn FM (2022), and Hurry Up Tomorrow (2025). This tour serves as a victory lap for the “Timeless” singer and marks the top of his Weeknd period.

The excellent news doesn’t finish there. Last month, The Weeknd was awarded the last word honor from his hometown of Toronto by receiving the Key to the City and a citywide proclamation of “The Weeknd Weekend” from July 26-27.