Beyoncé’s ‘Renaissance’ tour could surpass Taylor Swift’s ‘The Eras Tour’ by R$2.4 billion

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It is estimated that Queen Bey concerts can generate, in total, more than R$ 10 billion. For Taylor, the income forecast is almost R$ 8 billion. Beyoncé’s ‘Renaissance’ tour could surpass Taylor Swift’s ‘The Eras Tour’ by R$2.4 billion. Reuters/AP Photo/George Walker IV Singer Beyoncé’s “Renaissance” tour could exceed by up to $500 million (about R$ 2.4 billion) the income expected for Taylor Swift’s “Eras” tour, according to Forbes magazine. The projection is that Queen Bey’s tour can raise a total of US$ 2.1 billion (over R$ 10 billion). For Taylor, the income forecast is up to US$ 1.6 billion (almost R$ 8 billion). Estimates are based on the number of fans who tend to buy tickets for shows, plus the average ticket price of around $700. Still according to the magazine, both Beyoncé and Taylor Swift should take home a considerable portion of the income from the tours. About 20% of the total amount would be used for expenses, while 80% would be the guaranteed profit. The first show of Bey’s “Renaissance” tour took place on the last 10th in Stockholm, Sweden. The movement was such that an economist at Danske Bank said he believed that the singer was one of those responsible for the unexpected increase in prices of hotels, leisure, recreation and culture in the country. The forecast is for more than 50 concerts in stadiums. There are still no performances scheduled for Brazil. Taylor’s tour has confirmed dates for performances in Brazil, in November. Check here all the details. Richest women in music The amounts collected from the shows should move the ranking of the richest women in music. The tours are expected to be among the most profitable of all time, allowing the fortunes of North American singers to surpass that of Rihanna, leader of the list. Currently, Taylor Swift accumulates an estimated fortune of US$ 740 million, while Beyoncé sums US$ 540 million, according to Forbes magazine. Rihanna is worth an estimated $1.4 billion. They are part of the Forbes list of “self-made” millionaires – that is, who made their fortunes on their own, without inheriting from their parents. In addition to them, there are five other music stars among the 100 richest. They are: Rihanna: US$ 1.4 billion (music and cosmetics) Taylor Swift: US$ 740 million (music) Madonna: US$ 580 million (music) Beyoncé: US$ 540 million (music) Celine Dion: US$ 480 million (music) Dolly Parton: $440 million (music and investments) Barbra Streisand: $430 million (music)

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