K-pop powerhouse HYBE grossed $469.2 million from its artists’ world tours this year, ranking fourth in global tour revenue — five spots higher than last year — according to Billboard’s “Top Promoters” list.
HYBE accumulated an audience of 3.3 million across 213 concerts.
Live Nation ranked No. 1 with $7.6 billion, followed by AEG Presents with $2.5 billion and Ocesa at $940.7 million.
The “Top Promoters” list is part of the U.S. music and entertainment magazine’s annual Boxscore report. This year’s figures used data from Oct. 1, 2024, to Sept. 30 this year.
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On Billboard’s “Top Tours” list, a handful of K-pop acts landed within the top 40 in terms of tour revenue: Stray Kids at No. 10 with $185.7 million, Seventeen at No. 17 with $142.4 million, BTS member J-Hope at No. 32 with $79.9 million and Enhypen at No. 37 with $76.1 million.
Stray Kids attracted 1.3 million concertgoers across 31 shows, Seventeen 964,000 across 34, J-Hope 504,000 across 33 and Enhypen 556,000 across 25.
Coldplay topped the same list, with 3.5 million audience members across 59 concerts for a revenue of $464.9 million. Beyoncé followed with 1.6 million attendees across 32 shows for a revenue of $407.6 million.

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