Business magazine Fobes claims that Beyonce’s Renaissance world tour could bring in around two billion dollars. The tour will be taking off in Stockholm on May 10th, serving as her first world tour in around seven years.
The estimate is based on an optimistic assumption of the amount of fans that will be purchasing tickets, with a relatively high ticket cost of around 700 dollars.
She will be playing at multiple venues in the UK, including performances at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium, Sunderland’s Stadium of Light, Murrayfield in Edinburgh, and Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London.
Forbes predicts that the tour could bring in around 2.4 billion dollars solely from ticket sales by September. This takes it above the magazine’s current highest prediction for tour sales, which is 2.4 billion for Taylor Swift’s ongoing Eras tour.
They suggested that such optimistic predictions for tour sales are due to the desire to attend concerts in person following the Covid-19 pandemic which saw everyone quarantined in their homes to avoid catching the virus.
The tour is named after her highly successful recent album with the shows aiding college and university students in around ten cities with scholarship funds.
The Princess of Wales was unable to attend the 2024 event due to health issues
The premiere has been rescheduled to March 4
Lisa Marie Presley, the only daughter of Elvis Presley, tragically passed away on January 12, 2023
Zara attended the Women with Horsepower lunch at The Star on the Gold Coast.
Brianna LaPaglia gets tied to a lie detector as she answers questions about her past relationship
Former 'One Direction' band member had his reason to reject the role