The 12 Highest Grossing Hip-Hop Tours Ever

$$$: $34 Million

Year: 2018-2019

Length: 32

Let's not forget Travis Scott's epic Astroworld - Wish You Were Here Tour. This tour took fans on a wild ride through Travis's psychedelic universe. Featuring a fully functioning roller coaster and wild stage designs, it was a surreal carnival of music, color, and energy. Scott's creativity shone through not just in his music, but in the immersive experience he created, pushing the boundaries of what a hip-hop tour could be.

$$$: $36 Million

Year: 2014

Length: 6 shows/2 weeks

Kick-starting our list at number 10 is the iconic duo Eminem and Rihanna, whose Monster Tour filled stadiums in just three cities but was a monstrous success nonetheless. The tour had an innovative concept and showcased the extraordinary chemistry between these two artists. Their powerful performances kept audiences enthralled and cash registers ringing.

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Kendrick Lamar's Damn Tour was not just a commercial success but a critical one too. The tour showcased Kendrick's exceptional storytelling ability and his sheer skill as a live performer, reinforcing his standing as one of the genre's greatest artists.

$$$: $42 Million

Year: 2008-2009

Length: 78 shows

While Lil Wayne's I Am Music Tour ran in the late 2000s, it still holds a spot among the highest grossing hip-hop tours. Wayne's signature style, lyrical prowess, and enigmatic stage presence made this tour an unforgettable one.

$$$: $48.7 Million

Year: 2017

Length: 32 shows

Jay-Z makes another appearance with his 4:44 Tour, which followed the release of his album bearing the same name. The tour showed Jay-Z at his most vulnerable, delivering raw, passionate performances that captivated fans and critics alike.

$$$: $42 Million

Year: 2012

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Drake's Club Paradise Tour in support of his second studio album was a pivotal moment in his career, cementing his status as a global superstar. Drake's infectious charisma and candid lyrics brought something fresh to the hip-hop scene, and fans were more than willing to pay for the unique experience.

$$$: $68 Million

Year: 2013

Length: 14 stadium shows

$$$: $75 Million

Year: 2011 - 2012

Length: 57 shows

When two of hip-hop's biggest names join forces, the result is bound to be epic. Watch the Throne Tour offered extravagant performances from Jay-Z and Kanye West, treating fans to a spectacular visual and auditory feast.

$$$: $79 Million

Year: 2018

Length: 43 shows

Returning to our list, Drake, with rap trio Migos, delivered the Aubrey & The Three Migos Tour, a cultural phenomenon that took over North America. Their energetic performances and dynamic stage chemistry created a memorable experience for all attendees.

$$$: $83 Million

Year: 2016

Length: 56

Drake's collaboration with Future on the Summer Sixteen Tour was a resounding success. It was a demonstration of hip-hop's impressive range, with Drake's heartfelt lyricism and Future's trap anthems creating a unique blend. This tour was not just a commercial blockbuster, but also an affirmation of the duo's potent chemistry on and off the stage.

$$$: $109 Million

Year: 2014

Length: 21 shows

$$$: $253.5 Million

Year: 2018

Length: 48 stadium shows

When Jay-Z and Beyoncé team up, they're nothing short of a force of nature. Their On the Run II Tour brought together a perfect blend of hip-hop and R&B, with theatrical performances that left audiences breathless. It’s no surprise this power couple secured such high earnings.