The On the Run II Tour wrapped at the top of the month and The Carters celebrated another successful run across the world. Billboard now reports the tour brought in a $253.5 million bag.

The tour hit stadiums across 48 dates, with a start in Europe before wrapping in Seattle, Washington. In Europe, the tour brought in $11 million for a peak in London, while the domestic high note was $14.1 million over two dates at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in August.

The first edition of the On the Run tour brought in $109.6 million in 2014 over the course of 21 shows. The follow-up tour was supported by the Everything is Love surprise duet album and averaged $5,281,562 per 48 shows. The On the Run set of tours have sold over three million tickets, sold out 69 venues and grossed over $363 million dollars.

 

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To Shawn Carter, my Clyde, my best friend: this journey on OTR2 has been a highlight of my life. Thank you for every moment. I’ll be your hype man any day! To the Hive and all the fans who supported OTR2, cheers to you and I. Salud!

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