The Weeknd simply made live performance historical past as his After Hours Til Dawn Tour crossed the $1 billion threshold, changing into the highest-grossing tour by a male solo performer ever.

With greater than 7.5 million tickets bought throughout 153 exhibits, the worldwide trek has now reached a monetary milestone few artists have ever touched.

The tour, which started in 2022, has spanned North America, Latin America, Europe, the UK and Australia.

The newest announcement of latest 2026 dates in Mexico, Brazil, Europe and the UK has solely added to the momentum. Produced by Live Nation and backed by Nespresso, the subsequent leg begins April 20 in Mexico City at Estadio GNP Seguro.

The 2025 North American stadium run alone bought out over 40 exhibits, setting attendance and income information in main cities throughout the U.S. and Canada.

The Toronto native shattered information at Rogers Centre with six sold-out exhibits, essentially the most ever by a male solo act on a single tour on the venue. It additionally marked the very best variety of performances by any Canadian artist there.

In Los Angeles, The Weeknd set the bar at SoFi Stadium for many exhibits by a male solo act.

In Texas, he moved extra tickets than some other artist this 12 months. He additionally grew to become the top-grossing Black male performer within the historical past of venues in cities corresponding to New York, Seattle, Orlando, Montreal, and Houston.

The tour’s attain has gone past ticket gross sales. The XO Humanitarian Fund and Global Citizen have obtained greater than $8.5 million in donations from The Weeknd’s efforts up to now.

Additional proceeds from the upcoming 2026 dates are anticipated to proceed supporting the World Food Program by Global Citizen. The tour has additionally set R&B attendance information in Boston, Denver, Edmonton and Orlando, additional solidifying his place in dwell music historical past.

Remaining tickets for the 2026 leg can be found now. The subsequent exhibits kick off on April 20, 2026, in Mexico City.

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