Burna Boy’s No Sign of Weakness Tour Grosses $9.09 Million, Sets Record in Australia
Burna Boy’s No Sign of Weakness tour has grossed $9.09 million from 17 reported shows, according to Touring Data. Four of the tour’s 21 shows have yet to report their earnings.
Across those 17 shows, the Nigerian singer sold 101,301 tickets at an average price of $89.70. That puts his average earnings at approximately $534,500 per show.
Toronto delivered the tour’s biggest reported result. Two nights at Scotiabank Arena generated $1.2 million from 13,227 tickets sold.
In Washington, D.C., his Capital One Arena concert grossed $792,493. Another show at UBS Arena in New York brought in $727,668, with 90% of available tickets sold.
Australia marked a major milestone.
Four concerts grossed a combined $3.1 million, setting a new record for the highest-grossing tour by an African artist in Oceania.
His Sydney concert alone earned more than $1.1 million. That achievement made Burna Boy the first African artist to gross over $1 million from a single concert on three different continents.
However, ticket sales varied across the tour. Shows at Red Rocks in Colorado and Oakland Arena sold fewer than 40% of their available tickets.
The results also remain below the record set by his previous tour, I Told Them, which grossed $30.46 million from 22 shows.
That tour remains the highest-grossing tour by an African artist in history.
With four shows still unreported, the final earnings for No Sign of Weakness have yet to be determined.