The Weeknd’s After Hours til Dawn Tour has added $378 million to its four-year gross, bringing total worldwide gross to $1.07 billion across 2,669,733 tickets sold at 48 stadiums in Latin America and Europe this year, with one final leg in Asia beginning September 19 in Japan and running through November 5.

The tour has now sold over 8.15 million tickets across 158 performances on four continents since July 14, 2022, cementing its status as one of the few tours to surpass $1 billion in gross.

In rankings, The Weeknd is No. 3 among top touring artists in Q3, behind BTS and Bad Bunny, and he appears on Pollstar’s LIVE75 and Global Concert Pulse charts with strong per-show averages and a prominent European leg.

The 2026 inaugural shows included high-grossing performances in Mexico City, with three consecutive nights at Estadio GNP Seguros grossing a combined $19.8 million from 179,956 tickets, while major Brazil dates in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo added $13.1 million across three shows.

The Weeknd now ranks among the elite artists to surpass $1 billion in gross for a single tour, joining Taylor Swift and Coldplay as peers in this elite club.

The European leg recap notes 11 countries and 42 concerts at 16 venues, including multi-night runs; Paris Saint-Denis hosted four shows grossing $47.3 million from 299,578 tickets, and Wembley Stadium hosted five shows grossing $58.2 million from 367,997 tickets.