Then, in October 2019, she released “Don’t Start Now,” followed by its parent album Future Nostalgia, hitting the top five of the Hot 100 and Billboard 200, respectively. In the time since her 2017 shows, Lipa hit the top 10 of the Billboard Hot 100 for the first time with “New Rules,” collaborated with Calvin Harris and Silk City, and won two Grammy awards including best new artist. Further, the average take between 2009’s The Fame Ball ($48,000) and the same year’s The Monster Ball ($1.07 million) ballooned by more than 2,000% for Lady Gaga. Ariana Grande saw nightly grosses blast by 693% between 2013’s The Listening Sessions ($67,000) and 2015’s The Honeymoon Tour ($539,000). Same goes for (relatively) new arena pop stars including Halsey, Lorde and Khalid.

Contemporary arena stars such as Bad Bunny and Billie Eilish moved more traditionally from large clubs to theaters to arenas, even if they did so at breakneck speed. That kind of transition from one tour to the next is rare. That means that the seven-figure grosses and five-figure attendance tallies of the Future Nostalgia Tour represent a 346% increase in tickets sold and, combined with the boosted confidence of a $102 average ticket, a 1,479% boom in per-show gross. shows averaged $88,000 and 3,000 tickets. Removing those from the equation, her U.S. In support of her debut self-titled album, the British-Albanian singer-songwriter hit clubs and theaters in 2017-18, averaging $141,000 and 4,434 tickets per show.īut even those totals include a couple European shows, where Lipa had established her stardom earlier than in North America. These numbers are much bigger than the figures Lipa was generating on her last touring cycle. (the only two-night engagement on this leg) was the biggest overall Boxscore of the run, earning $3.2 million from 30,270 tickets on March 22-23. But Lipa’s two-night stint at The Forum in Inglewood, Calif. The next night won top honors for attendance, moving 16,068 tickets in March 2 at Washington, D.C.’s Capital One Arena. March 1 was the tour’s highest grossing night, with $2.1 million at New York’s famed Madison Square Garden. Lizzo, Alicia Keys, Missy Elliott & More React to Shout-Outs on Beyonce & Madonna's 'Break My Soul…

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