Live Nation’s final figures put the four-year stadium run at more than nine million tickets across 176 concerts.
The Weeknd’s After Hours Til Dawn tour has finished with more than $1.3 billion in ticket sales, according to promoter Live Nation. The total makes it the highest-grossing tour by a male artist, marking a major commercial milestone for the Canadian singer.
The completed run covered 176 shows in 67 cities across 30 countries, spanning five continents and selling more than nine million tickets, HITS reports. It concluded in Kuala Lumpur after a final stretch through Asia.
The stadium production began in 2022, following an earlier arena-tour plan disrupted by the pandemic. Its lifespan connected the After Hours and Dawn FM eras with the later release of Hurry Up Tomorrow, allowing the show to develop across several album cycles.
Demand remained strong in the final year rather than relying only on the tour’s accumulated history. Live Nation’s figures put 2026 alone above $500 million and three million tickets, with July accounting for more than $120 million.
Hong Kong became another significant stop, with four sold-out Kai Tak Stadium shows drawing nearly 200,000 ticket sales. The visit also accompanied his “Hong Kong” collaboration with Faye Wong, connecting the tour’s regional expansion with a new musical release.
The run also generated $8.5 million for the XO Humanitarian Fund and Global Citizen, supporting hunger relief and education access. Alongside its box-office record, that contribution forms part of the final accounting for a tour that expanded far beyond its original arena-scale plans.
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