The Weeknd has closed his After Hours Til Dawn stadium tour with more than $1.3 billion in ticket revenue, according to figures released by promoter Live Nation on November 5, 2026. The company says the total sets a touring record for a male artist; concert-industry publication Pollstar also reported the milestone, describing it as the highest-grossing tour by a solo male artist.
The final concert took place November 4 at TM Stadium National in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Across the run, which began in July 2022, Live Nation reports 176 performances and more than nine million tickets sold. Those are totals for the full four-year tour, rather than a single season.
A stadium show that kept expanding
The final Asian leg grew from 11 announced dates to 17 sold-out shows, including four nights in Hong Kong and three in Bangkok. That expansion gives listeners a useful picture of the scale behind the headline: the tour’s closing stretch still required additional performances to accommodate demand.
For fans of R&B and pop, the milestone is a striking measure of how far The Weeknd’s live audience now reaches. It also marks a clear endpoint to this particular touring chapter. The financial announcement should not be read as news of another tour or a new album.
What the figures mean
The reported gross measures ticket revenue, not the artist’s personal earnings or the tour’s profit. Production costs, staffing and other expenses are not deducted from that headline number. The totals come from the promoter, with Pollstar providing corroborating coverage; they are best understood with that attribution attached.
The next chapter can wait. For now, the news is the completed run: a tour that began in 2022 has ended in Kuala Lumpur with a reported box-office milestone and an audience counted in the millions.
Sources: Live Nation’s November 5 announcement, distributed by PR Newswire; Pollstar’s tour report.