List of highest-grossing concert tours by women

The Eras Tour by Taylor Swift is the highest-grossing tour among women of all time.

Women have embarked on the highest-grossing concert tours, as solo performers or music groups. Many reported figures are taken from Billboard and Pollstar, two major publications that regularly provide the official figures of concerts' gross revenue worldwide. However, there are many incomplete data in the early reporting of both publications, especially for the pre-2000s tours, hence a few claims are based on other non-specialist sources. This list excludes tours headlined by mixed-gender groups (such as On with the Show by Fleetwood Mac) or co-headlined with other male artists (such as Grand National Tour by Kendrick Lamar and SZA).

Madonna and Tina Turner were pioneers for women in touring since the 1980s, becoming the only women with multiple top-ten tours until the 2000s. Madonna's Who's That Girl World Tour (1987) was the first world tour held primarily in stadiums by a woman,[1][2] while Turner was the first female performer to pass $100 million in a single tour, with the Wildest Dreams Tour (1996–1997). Madonna continued the success into the 2010s, along with the next generation of women such as Pink, Taylor Swift, and Beyoncé, all of whom have multiple top-ten entries in the respective decade. With the Formation World Tour (2016), Beyoncé became the first woman to headline a tour with entirely stadium shows.[3] She is also currently the only woman to appear twice in the top ten of the 2020s.

The Eras Tour (2023–2024) by Taylor Swift became the first tour to pass $1 billion and $2 billion. Madonna's Sticky & Sweet Tour (2008–2009) remained the highest-grossing tour by a woman for 15 years (2008–2023), longer than any other record-holder. Between 2012 and 2018, she also occupied the top-two highest-grossing tours by a woman, with the MDNA Tour as the runner-up. The only groups on this list are the Spice Girls in the pre-2000s and Blackpink in the 2020s, with the latter's Born Pink World Tour remaining the highest-grossing tour by a female group of all time. Other significant milestones include I Am Gloria World Tour by Hong Kong singer G.E.M. as the highest-grossing tour by a non-American woman, as well as Shakira's Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour as the highest-grossing tour by a Latin woman. Madonna has achieved the highest-grossing women's tour of the year seven times, more than any other artists.

All-time ranking

Keys
† Indicates an ongoing tour
* Indicates a tour with dates split between two different calendar decades
Top 20 highest-grossing tours by women of all time
Rank Peak Actual gross Adjusted gross
(in 2024 dollars) 		Artist Tour title Year Shows Average
gross 		Ref.
1 1 $2,077,618,725 $2,077,618,725 Taylor Swift The Eras Tour 2023–2024 149 $13,943,750 [4]
2 2 $584,700,000 $584,700,000 Pink Summer Carnival 2023–2024 97 $6,027,835 [5]
3 2[A] $579,800,000 $598,354,107 Beyoncé Renaissance World Tour 2023 56 $10,353,571 [7]
4 4 $424,000,000 $424,000,000 G.E.M. I Am Gloria World Tour † 2023–2026 86 $4,930,233 [8]
5 5 $421,600,000 $421,600,000 Shakira Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour † 2025–2026 82 $5,141,463 [9]
6 1 $411,000,000 $602,379,246 Madonna Sticky & Sweet Tour 2008–2009 85 $4,835,294 [10]
7 6 $407,600,113 $407,600,113 Beyoncé Cowboy Carter Tour 2025 32 $12,737,504 [11]
8 2 $397,300,000 $488,622,634 Pink Beautiful Trauma World Tour 2018–2019 156 $2,546,795 [12]
9 2 $345,675,146 $432,849,782 Taylor Swift Reputation Stadium Tour 2018 53 $6,522,173 [13]
10 6 $330,000,000 $340,560,288 Blackpink Born Pink World Tour 2022–2023 66 $5,000,000 [14]
11 8 $313,300,000 $313,300,000 Karol G Mañana Será Bonito Tour 2023–2024 66 $5,053,226 [15]
12 2 $305,158,363 $417,950,626 Madonna The MDNA Tour 2012 88 $3,467,709 [16]
13 2 $280,000,000 $410,380,022 Celine Dion Taking Chances World Tour 2008–2009 131 $2,137,405 [B]
14 4 $256,084,556 $335,516,219 Beyoncé The Formation World Tour 2016 49 $5,226,215 [17]
15 4 $250,700,000 $332,565,534 Taylor Swift The 1989 World Tour 2015 85 $2,949,412 [18]
16 1 $250,000,000 $402,496,166 Cher Living Proof: The Farewell Tour 2002–2005 325 $769,231 [C]
17 5 $229,100,000 $304,296,584 Beyoncé The Mrs. Carter Show World Tour 2013–2014 133 $1,722,556 [D]
18 4 $227,400,000 $317,296,302 Lady Gaga The Monster Ball Tour 2009–2011 203 $1,118,227 [19]
19 14 $227,247,141 $227,247,141 Madonna The Celebration Tour 2023–2024 80 $2,840,589 [20]
20 9 $226,700,000 $290,807,535 Adele Live 2016–2017 2016–2017 118 $1,921,186 [21][22]

Decade ranking

Pre-2000s

Top 10 highest-grossing tours by women of the pre-2000s
Rank Actual gross Adjusted gross
(in 2024 dollars) 		Artist Tour title Year Shows Average
gross 		Ref.
1 $133,000,000 $251,042,149 Celine Dion Let's Talk About Love World Tour 1998–1999 97 $1,371,134 [23]
2 $130,000,000 $254,637,231 Tina Turner Wildest Dreams Tour 1996–1997 255 $509,804 [24]
3 $86,000,000 $162,328,006 Shania Twain Come On Over Tour 1998–1999 165 $521,212 [25]
4 $70,000,000 $152,368,118 Madonna The Girlie Show 1993 39 $1,794,872 [26]
5 $62,700,000 $150,904,814 Madonna Blond Ambition World Tour 1990 57 $1,100,000 [27]
6 $60,000,000 $159,521,666 Tina Turner Break Every Rule World Tour 1987–1988 220 $272,727 [28]
7 $60,000,000 $115,749,285 Spice Girls Spiceworld Tour 1998 41 $1,463,415 [29]
8 $58,900,000 $124,954,221 Barbra Streisand Barbra Streisand in Concert 1994 22 $2,677,273 [30]
9 $40,000,000 $116,943,069 Tina Turner Private Dancer Tour 1985 182 $219,780 [31]
10 $37,700,000 $72,729,134 Cher Do You Believe? 1999 * 57 $661,404 [E]

2000s

Top 10 highest-grossing tours by women of the 2000s
Rank Actual gross Adjusted gross
(in 2024 dollars) 		Artist Tour title Year Shows Average
gross 		Ref.
1 $411,000,000 $602,379,246 Madonna Sticky & Sweet Tour 2008–2009 85 $4,835,294 [10]
2 $279,200,000 $407,448,736 Celine Dion Taking Chances World Tour 2008–2009 129 $2,164,341 [B]
3 $250,000,000 $402,496,166 Cher Living Proof: The Farewell Tour 2002–2005 325 $769,231 [C]
4 $194,754,447 $303,769,358 Madonna Confessions Tour 2006 60 $3,245,907 [37]
5 $132,500,000 $194,197,689 Tina Turner Tina!: 50th Anniversary Tour 2008–2009 90 $1,472,222 [38]
6 $131,800,000 $193,171,739 Britney Spears The Circus Starring Britney Spears 2009 97 $1,358,763 [34]
7 $125,000,000 $208,091,085 Madonna Re-Invention World Tour 2004 56 $2,232,143 [39]
8 $122,500,000 $223,671,981 Tina Turner Twenty Four Seven Tour 2000 108 $1,134,259 [40]
9 $119,500,000 $181,215,776 Barbra Streisand Streisand 2006–2007 29 $4,120,690 [41]
10 $103,500,000 $151,694,044 Pink Funhouse Tour 2009 * 133 $778,195 [F]

2010s

Top 10 highest-grossing tours by women of the 2010s
Rank Actual gross Adjusted gross
(in 2024 dollars) 		Artist Tour title Year Shows Average
gross 		Ref.
1 $397,300,000 $488,622,634 Pink Beautiful Trauma World Tour 2018–2019 156 $2,546,795 [12]
2 $345,675,146 $432,849,782 Taylor Swift Reputation Stadium Tour 2018 53 $6,522,173 [13]
3 $305,158,363 $417,950,626 Madonna The MDNA Tour 2012 88 $3,467,709 [16]
4 $256,084,556 $335,516,219 Beyoncé The Formation World Tour 2016 49 $5,226,215 [17]
5 $250,700,000 $332,565,534 Taylor Swift The 1989 World Tour 2015 85 $2,949,412 [18]
6 $229,100,000 $304,296,584 Beyoncé The Mrs. Carter Show World Tour 2013–2014 133 $1,722,556 [D]
7 $226,700,000 $290,807,535 Adele Adele Live 2016–2017 2016–2017 118 $1,921,186 [G]
8 $204,300,000 $271,013,716 Katy Perry Prismatic World Tour 2014–2015 149 $1,371,141 [H]
9 $197,300,000 $275,782,204 Lady Gaga The Monster Ball Tour 2010–2011 * 177 $1,114,689 [I]
10 $184,000,000 $244,393,590 Pink The Truth About Love Tour 2013–2014 142 $1,295,775 [47]

2020s

Top 10 highest-grossing tours by women of the 2020s
Rank Actual gross Adjusted gross
(in 2024 dollars) 		Artist Tour title Year Shows Average
gross 		Ref.
1 $2,077,618,725 $2,077,618,725 Taylor Swift The Eras Tour 2023–2024 149 $13,943,750 [4]
2 $584,700,000 $584,700,000 Pink Summer Carnival 2023–2024 97 $6,027,835 [5]
3 $579,800,000 $598,354,107 Beyoncé Renaissance World Tour 2023 56 $10,353,571 [7]
4 $424,000,000 $424,000,000 G.E.M. I Am Gloria World Tour † 2023–2025 86 $4,930,233 [8]
5 $421,600,000 $421,600,000 Shakira Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour † 2025–2026 86 $4,902,326 [9]
6 $407,600,113 $407,600,113 Beyoncé Cowboy Carter Tour 2025 32 $12,737,504 [11]
7 $330,000,000 $340,560,288 Blackpink Born Pink World Tour 2022–2023 66 $5,000,000 [14]
8 $313,300,000 $313,300,000 Karol G Mañana Será Bonito Tour 2023–2024 62 $5,053,226 [15]
9 $227,247,141 $227,247,141 Madonna The Celebration Tour 2023–2024 80 $2,840,589 [20]
10 $208,956,518 $208,956,518 Lady Gaga The Mayhem Ball † 2025 51 $4,097,187 [48]

Annual ranking

Highest-grossing tours by women annually
Year Actual gross Adjusted gross
(in 2024 dollars) 		Artist Tour title Shows Average
gross 		Ref.
1987 $20,100,000 $55,631,195 Whitney Houston Moment of Truth World Tour 89 $225,843 [49]
1990 $28,100,000[J] $67,630,387 Janet Jackson Rhythm Nation World Tour 89 $315,730 [51]
1993 $15,193,698 $33,071,931 Madonna The Girlie Show 11 $1,381,245 [K]
1994 $58,900,000 $124,954,221 Barbra Streisand Barbra Streisand in Concert 22 $2,677,273 [30]
1995 $27,400,000 $56,541,297 Reba McEntire Starting Over Tour 101 $271,287 [53]
1996 $26,100,000 $52,327,371 20th Anniversary Tour 86 $303,488 [54]
1997 $24,800,000 $48,576,949 Tina Turner Wildest Dreams Tour 70 $354,286 [55]
1998 $38,100,000 $73,500,796 Celine Dion Let's Talk About Love World Tour 43 $886,047 [56]
1999 $40,800,000 $77,011,426 Shania Twain Come On Over Tour 62 $658,065 [32]
2000 $122,500,000 $223,671,981 Tina Turner Twenty Four Seven Tour 108 $1,134,259 [40]
2001 $74,000,000 $131,408,758 Madonna Drowned World Tour 47 $1,574,468 [57]
2002 $73,600,000 $128,667,234 Cher Living Proof: The Farewell Tour 93 $791,398 [58]
2003 $68,200,000[L] $116,574,132 102 $747,739 [59]
2004 $125,000,000 $208,091,085 Madonna Re-Invention World Tour 56 $2,232,143 [39]
2005 $27,237,641[M] $43,852,184 Cher Living Proof: The Farewell Tour 40 $680,941 [61]
2006 $194,754,447 $303,769,358 Madonna Confessions Tour 60 $3,245,907 [37]
2007 $48,173,773[N] $73,053,118 Christina Aguilera Back to Basics Tour 63 $764,663 [63]
2008 $281,600,000 $411,257,867 Madonna Sticky & Sweet Tour 58 $4,855,172 [33]
2009 $137,700,000 $201,819,032 27 $5,100,000 [34]
2010 $133,600,000 $192,642,515 Lady Gaga The Monster Ball Tour 138 $968,116 [45]
2011 $104,200,000 $145,648,787 Taylor Swift Speak Now World Tour 100 $1,042,000 [46]
2012 $305,158,363 $417,950,626 Madonna The MDNA Tour 88 $3,467,709 [16]
2013 $188,600,000 $254,583,057 Beyoncé The Mrs. Carter Show World Tour 108 $1,746,296 [42]
2014 $153,300,000 $203,617,051 Katy Perry Prismatic World Tour 106 $1,446,226 [43]
2015 $250,700,000 $332,565,534 Taylor Swift The 1989 World Tour 85 $2,949,412 [18]
2016 $256,084,556 $335,516,219 Beyoncé The Formation World Tour 49 $5,226,215 [17]
2017 $101,200,000 $129,817,920 Celine Dion Live 2017 90 $1,124,444 [22]
2018 $345,100,000 $432,129,592 Taylor Swift Reputation Stadium Tour 53 $6,511,321 [64]
2019 $215,200,000 $264,665,469 Pink Beautiful Trauma World Tour 68 $3,164,706 [65]
2020 $71,200,000 $86,507,496 Celine Dion Courage World Tour 33 $2,157,576 [66]
2021 $29,400,000 $34,115,265 Alanis Morissette 2021 World Tour 34 $864,706 [67]
2022 $112,394,525 $120,765,962 Lady Gaga The Chromatica Ball 20 $5,619,726 [O]
2023 $1,039,263,762 $1,072,521,110 Taylor Swift The Eras Tour 60 $17,321,063 [70]
2024 $1,043,421,552 $1,043,421,552 80 $13,042,769 [71]
2025 $421,600,000 $421,600,000 Shakira Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour 86 $4,902,326 [P]

See also

Notes

  1. ^ Since Taylor Swift's Eras Tour was not reported to Billboard Boxscore, Beyoncé's Renaissance World Tour was reported as the highest-grossing tour by a woman at the time, although the latter factually never held the record. According to Forbes, the Eras Tour had already grossed $780 million by the end of August 2023.[6]
  2. ^ a b Celine Dion's Taking Chances World Tour grossed $236.6 million in 2008 and $42.6 million in 2009.[33][34]
  3. ^ a b Cher's Living Proof: The Farewell Tour grossed $194,683,927 from 280 reported shows according to Billboard, bringing an average gross of $695,000 per show.[35] Total gross for the tour's 325 dates is estimated between $200 million and $250 million.[36]
  4. ^ a b Beyoncé's Mrs. Carter Show World Tour tour grossed $188.6 million in 2013 and $40.5 million in 2014.[42][43]
  5. ^ The figure for Cher's Do You Believe? does not include revenue from its 2000 leg.[32]
  6. ^ The figure for Pink's Funhouse Tour does not include revenue from its 2010 leg.[34]
  7. ^ Adele's Live 2016–2017 tour grossed $167.7 million in 2016 and $59 million in 2017.[21][22]
  8. ^ Katy Perry's Prismatic World Tour tour grossed $153.3 million in 2014 and $51 million in 2015.[43][44]
  9. ^ Lady Gaga's Monster Ball Tour tour grossed $133.6 million in 2010 and $63.7 million in 2011.[45][46] The gross from its 2009 leg is excluded for this ranking.
  10. ^ Other source estimated the gross of Madonna's Blond Ambition World Tour at $62.7 million in 1990.[27] However, only 35 shows reported to Amusement Business, with a gross of $19,392,624.[50]
  11. ^ Madonna's Girlie Show was the highest-grossing tour by a woman in 1993, with only 11 shows reported to Amusement Business.[52] Other source estimated the total gross of the 39-date tour at $70 million.[26]
  12. ^ Celine Dion became the highest-grossing female artist of 2003 according to Pollstar, collecting $80.5 million from her residency A New Day...[59]
  13. ^ Celine Dion became the highest-grossing female artist of 2005 according to Pollstar, collecting $81.3 million from her residency A New Day...[60]
  14. ^ Celine Dion became the highest-grossing female artist of 2007 according to Pollstar, collecting $65.3 million from her residency A New Day...[62]
  15. ^ Lady Gaga became the top female artist on the year-end Billboard Boxscore chart, with $125.3 million, which included the gross of her Jazz & Piano residency.[68] The gross of the Chromatica Ball is $112 million.[69]
  16. ^ Shakira's Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour was ranked at number five on the Billboard Boxscore 2025 year-end chart with $327.4 million.[72] However, the tracking period of the chart is between October 1, 2024, and September 30, 2025, which does not reflect a full calendar year of 2025. According to Billboard Bosxcore, Shakira grossed a total of $421.6 million until December 2025.[9]

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