Taylor Swift’s World Tours Ranked by Huge Profits: $66M to $2.1B

It doesn’t get much more iconic than a night at The Eras Tour. Fans of Taylor Swift, who have attended her numerous UK dates, can’t help but be curious about the kind of earnings a star of Taylor’s magnitude can generate from a tour that spans over a decade of award-winning music.

Taylor Swift, known for her modesty about earnings, has amassed an impressive gross profit from her global tours. Let’s dive into the numbers.

Fearless, 2009-2010

The “Fearless” tour, supporting Taylor’s second album, holds a special place in every Swiftie’s heart. Known for hits like “Love Story,” this country music tour earned $66,500,000. An impressive feat for a 20-year-old!

Speak Now, 2011-2012

Continuing her country music roots, Taylor’s “Speak Now” tour, with its purple-themed aesthetic, was another hit. It brought in $123,700,000, thanks in part to the stunning ‘Enchanted’ ballgown that later inspired the Eras Tour.

Red, 2013-2014

With “Red,” Taylor began her transition to pop, featuring tracks like ‘All Too Well,’ ‘We Are Never Getting Back Together,’ and ‘I Knew You Were Trouble.’ The album also included collaborations with Ed Sheeran and Snow Patrol’s Gary Lightbody. The tour grossed a formidable $150,200,000.

1989, 2015

“1989” marked Taylor’s full embrace of synth-pop. Hits like ‘Style,’ ‘Bad Blood,’ and ‘Shake It Off’ were featured on tour, which even got Prince William dancing at Wembley. This sparkling tour earned a staggering $250,700,000.

Reputation, 2018

“Reputation” was a bold departure for Taylor, with its dark and edgy themes. The tour grossed $345,700,000, reflecting its dramatic and unforgettable presentation.

Eras Tour, 2023-2024

The Eras Tour has captivated fans around the globe since its launch on March 17, 2023, in Glendale, Arizona. It revisits all of Taylor’s re-recorded music, including untoured albums like “Folklore,” “Evermore,” “Midnights,” and “The Tortured Poets Department.”

Despite the tour not concluding until December 8, 2024, estimates suggest it will gross a whopping $2.165 billion by its end.

Source: HELLO!