Summary
- Kendrick Lamar and SZA’s “Big Country Tour” are now the highest-grossing joint tour ever
- It earned $254.6 million in box office and sold 1.1 million tickets from 23 shows
- The tour also made Lamar a rapper, the largest stadium tour in history
Kendrick Lamar and sza‘ “Big Country Journey” Now is the highest co-tour in history.
Billboard reported that the two had a box office revenue of $254.6 million and sold 1.1 million tickets from 23 shows so far. It was one of two joint trips over $200 million, while four crosses over $100 million in common trips; Jay-Z and Beyoncé“On the Run II Tour” is another tour that hit $200 million.
Additionally, this makes DOT the biggest stadium tour in history. So far, the “Big Country Tour” is also the biggest concert in Lamar and SZA’s career.
The tour’s Sofi Stadium Stops won the Tour’s biggest box office and attendance to date, earning $40.4 million from 147,000 tickets on May 21, 23 and 24.
Lamar and SZA summarize the North American run of this tour Europe, UK and Australia Later this year.
