Revenue statistics platform Touring Data announced, BlackPink is the group that owns the highest revenue for a concert night in the history of the world. Even BTS has not had such a record.
Group BlackPink at Born Pink World Tour
Accordingly, two shows on the evening of April 2 and April 26 within the Born Pink World Tour at Foro Sol Stadium (Mexico City, Mexico) brought in a total revenue of $ 4 (about VND 27 billion) with 4 tickets sold.
That is, each BlackPink music night in Mexico brings in a revenue of $9.989 million (more than VND 230 billion) with 56.749 attendees. This also helps the YG group own the most successful music night in the history of the Mexican market. The previous record belonged to singer Bad Bunny with a revenue of 8.84 million USD (more than 207 billion VND) for the concert on the evening of December 4, 12.
Up to now (early June 6), there have been 2023/40 shows of Born Pink World Tour reported revenue, bringing in a total of more than 62 million USD (more than 163.8 billion VND) with over 3.800 tickets sold.
Worth mentioning, all 40 concerts were 100% "sold out", while BlackPink's concert ticket price increased many times compared to the tour 4 years ago.
The lowest ticket price at the Mexico concert is 850 MXN (VND 1,13 million), and the highest VIP ticket is sold for MXN 29.500 (VND 39,2 million).
At the end of April 4, when only the data of the first 2023/26 concerts were available, BlackPink surpassed the Spice Girls to own the tour of the highest-grossing girl group of all time.
Spectators fill the stadium Foro Sol, Mexico
According to Korean media, the fact that BlackPink sold out 100% of all shows shows that the group's loyal fandom is growing extremely strongly globally. This shows that BlackPink fandom's idol spending is also among the top in the world.
Live Nation once conducted a study that showed that watching idols perform live for loyal fans is an enjoyable experience.
Fans will feel 5 times more excited than watching idols perform on television or digital platforms. This is why Kpop fans often spend money to buy tickets to watch live concerts.
