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The tour will mark Beyonce's first world tour in around seven years and will include multiple venues in the UK, such as Cardiff's Principality Stadium, Sunderland's Stadium of Light, Murrayfield in Edinburgh, and Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London.
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Forbes predicts that the Renaissance tour could bring in around 2.4 billion dollars solely from ticket sales by September, with a relatively high ticket cost of around 700 dollars.
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This prediction surpasses the magazine's current highest forecast for tour sales, which is 2.4 billion for Taylor Swift's ongoing Eras tour.
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Forbes attributes the optimistic projections for tour sales to the pent-up demand for live concerts after the Covid-19 pandemic, which led to lockdowns and quarantines that prevented fans from attending events in person.
The tour is named after Beyonce's recent successful album, and it will help college and university students in around ten cities with scholarship funds.
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Forbes attributes the optimistic projections for tour sales to the pent-up demand for live concerts after the Covid-19 pandemic, which led to lockdowns and quarantines that prevented fans from attending events in person.
The tour is named after Beyonce's recent successful album, and it will help college and university students in around ten cities with scholarship funds.
Read Next: BLACKPINK's Lisa Sets Spotify Record with 'LALISA', Surpasses 1B Streams
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