Bruno Mars, who amicably quashed a lawsuit against him and Mark Ronson regarding their hit “Uptown Funk” recently, has been on the 24K Magic World Tour since March of last year.
The tour has sold over 2.3 million tickets so far, bringing it’s current total overall revenue to a staggering $240 million.
According to Billboard, Mars is the highest-grossing artists right now in terms of touring revenue. This is based on the $28 million in sales from Latin America and
Australia concerts, which kicked off the tour’s second active year and brings the total to $240 million. This year, Mars started on January 31 with three Mexican stadium shows in Monterrey, Mexico City, and Guadalajara. With these three venues alone, Mars netted revenue of $15.7 million, comprised of 178, 989 fans in attendance.
As it stands, Mars is reportedly currently in Asia. He’ll tour there through mid-May when his European dates for the summer begin. To wrap this whole insanely impressive, money-making machine of a tour up, Mars and co. will come back home to the states this fall, and play the final shows at the end of October.
