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Taylor Swift’s ‘Eras’ Tour has broken the Guinness World Record

The singer topped Beyoncé and Sir Elton John with the highest-grossing concert, according to Guiness World Records
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Taylor Swift‘s “Eras Tour” has broken the Guinness World Record for the highest-grossing music tour.


The “Anti-Hero” hitmaker has become the first artist to exceed a billion dollars, having earned $1.04 billion (£840 million) for the tour so far, which will wrap after 151 shows in December 2024, according to Pollstar.


The record-breaker has beaten Sir Elton John’s five-year “Goodbye Yellow Brick Road” farewell tour, which saw the music legend rake in $939 million (£749 million) for 328 shows.

What’s more, the chart-topper has managed to earn more than Beyoncé and Bruce Springsteen combined.


Beyoncé’s 56-date “Renaissance World Tour” trumped Madonna’s previous tour record with $579 million (£468 million) in revenue. So far, 72,000 people have attended each concert, with the concert grossing more than $17 million per show.

According to the report, Swift has also made $200 million from merchandise so far.

The Grammy winner has been smashing records left, right and center.

Swift — who was recently crowned Time‘s Person of the Year — is Spotify’s most-streamed artist globally in 2023.

The streaming giant revealed its annual Wrapped campaign for the past year. The “Blank Space” hitmaker overtook Bad Bunny to take the title, bringing an end to three years of dominance for the Puerto Rican rapper.

Swift’s surpassed 26.1 billion streams worldwide since the start of the year, and she was the most-streamed artist in the U.S. and the U.K.

“1989 (Taylor’s Version)” was named the biggest-selling album of the year, and Swift broke the Billboard 200 record for the most albums charting at the same time when 10 of her records charted simultaneously.

This story was developed with the use of AI technology

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