Taylor Swift's Eras Tour: By the numbers

• The tour concludes with three shows in Vancouver.

By the numbers: The Eras Tour became the first tour to gross $1 billion as of December 2023 — with a year to go, according to Pollstar, a concert trade publication.

• Pollstar predicted it would bring in $2.2 billion by the time it was over.
• Between tickets, travel, outfits and lodging, the average Swiftie spent $1,300 per show, per the Washington Post.
• Swift sold an estimated 6.01 million concert tickets by March, according to a calculation from Time Magazine, which designated her 2023's person of the year.

Swift will have played nearly 149 shows during the tour in more than 50 cities worldwide.

• Each show included a more than 40-song setlist plus at least two surprise songs.

Along the way, Swift announced her 11th studio album: "The Tortured Poets Department."

• The tour also helped boost her to billionaire status.

Between the lines: Swift raked in millions beyond the concert sales, too.

• Swift's concert movie set a box office record for concert films on its opening weekend in October, making more than $95 million. By January, it earned more than $261.6 million globally, Variety reported.
• Merch sales alone brought in $200 million as of December 2023, per Pollstar.

The intrigue: The Eras Tour also gave us "Swiftonomics," analyzing the bump to local economies when she swung through town.

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