The Weeknd Makes a Historic Run with More Than 500K Fans in France

‘After Hours Til Dawn Stadium Tour’ by The Weeknd has just made history by becoming the highest-grossing global music tour that started back in 2022 and is still ongoing.

The Weeknd has just made history with a huge stadium run with 6 sold-out shows at Stade de France. “After Hours Til Dawn Stadium Tour” has now turned into a historic run with a single tour drawing a huge audience, with sums up to half a million. The artist has sold out shows through his 13 stadium concerts. Fairly, The Weeknd has turned this summer into a huge musical solo music festival in France.

The “After Hours Til Dawn Stadium Tour” started back in 2022, and it is one of the biggest global tours that took place over multiple continents. Previously, the artist has performed in Europe, North America, the UK, Australia, and South America. With the latest French performance, he has connected even more strongly with the fans from l’Hexagone.

The European leg’s second round happened this summer, as the first go-around was in 2023 when The Weeknd performed in various European cities, including Madrid, Prague, Dublin, Stockholm, and many others. Last year in November, Live Nation declared that the global tour had surpassed $1 billion, which continues to rise with the dates of 2026.

 

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Till now, more than 7.5 million tickets have been sold out for a total of 153 shows, and this is a record-breaking number. This year, The Weeknd has sold more than 3 million tickets, which amounts to over $440 million. This tour marks the record for the first solo male artist to surpass the mark of $1 billion in gross, and The Weeknd is at the top of the list right now.

Earlier this year, The Weeknd won the Pollstar Award for Best R&B Tour. It seems like the artist has become one of the best touring artists around the world, and it would not have been possible without the contributions of his managers, namely Wassim “Sal” Slaiby and Amir “Cash” Esmailian. The two of them are recognized as one of the 2026 Pollstar Impact 50 honorees for their extraordinary work for the artists.

The Canadian artist is yet to make more history as the tour has not ended yet. He is currently preparing in Milan, Italy, for a three-night show at the San Siro Stadium, and then, he will further head to Deutsche Bank Park in Frankfurt. Similarly, he will perform in Warsaw, Stockholm, as well as five nights at London’s Wembley Stadium. There are further dates for Dublin, Lisbon, and Madrid.

The Weekend has also announced that the Asian leg of the tour will take place this fall, and the shows are scheduled in Tokyo, Singapore, Jakarta, Bangkok, Seoul, Hong Kong, and Kuala Lumpur. The extension and high-grossing profit of “After Hours Til Dawn 2026 Tour” show extraordinary demand for the Global Superstar.

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