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The Weeknd’s Record-Breaking Tour Exceeds 3 Million Tickets

Source: Variety

Summary

The Weeknd’s ‘After Hours Til Dawn’ tour has sold over 3 million tickets in 2026, commencing its U.K. and European legs with a sold-out show in Manchester. Following a $1 billion global gross last year, the tour continues to break records and attract massive crowds across the continent.

Why It Matters

The Weeknd’s tour highlights the resilience and popularity of live music, demonstrating how major artists continue to draw huge audiences even in a post-pandemic landscape. Surpassing 3 million tickets sold emphasizes the continued demand for live performances, signaling a positive trend for the entertainment industry. This could inspire other artists and event organizers to invest in large-scale tours, boosting local economies in the process.

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