Travis Scott has earned an average of $3.3 million per show from the first seven dates of the European and UK legs of his Circus Maximus tour for a total of more than $23 million so far, according to figures reported by Live Nation .
Scott landed in the UK on June 28 for two dates at the GelreDome in Anthem, Netherlands before heading to Krakow, Poland (July 2). Zurich, Switzerland (July 5); Nice, France (July 6); Antwerp, Belgium (July 9); and London's Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (July 11), where he grossed $6.6 million from 48,000 fans, marking his biggest headline show to date. It also broke the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium merchandise sales record for any event to date, including NFL games.
The European and UK run builds on the momentum of the rapper's successful 44-year run in North America. Kicking off in Charlotte, NC at the Spectrum Center on October 11, the 44-year-old North American leg earned an impressive $95.7 million from 686,000 tickets, including a November 5 show at Los Angeles' SoFi Stadium that earned $7.9 million from 49,000 tickets. Scott is the first rapper to headline a sold-out show at SoFi.
The Circus Maximus European tour continues Saturday (July 20) in Cologne, Germany, followed by stops in Prague, Milan, Frankfurt and Madrid. It is scheduled to conclude on August 4th at the MEO Arena in Lisbon, Portugal.
One euro/pound from every ticket sold on the tour will go to the Cactus Jack Foundation, a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to uplifting Houston's youth through games, scholarship programs for HBCU college students, and supporting educational and creative endeavors. So far, $250,000 has been donated to the Cactus Jack Foundation from the Europe/UK leg of the tour.
The Circus Maximus tour has been booked by an agent Cara Lewis.
