Music shows and concerts are still widely held in America, but for singers, especially pop stars, music tours are more important, in which they can go and perform in different countries.

In the American music industry, the Queen of Pop and Taylor Swift are also among the singers who are known for big and spectacular music tours.

According to the news agency AFP, music tours are in abundance in this year 2023, and in this regard, Taylor Swift and Beyoncé are also being estimated as to whether they will be able to earn a billion dollars from their tours.

The demand for live entertainment has seen an increase after the global pandemic of Corona and music tours are still a major source of income for singers as compared to concerts.

2023 is shaping up to be a big year for music in the US, with stages set for concerts across the country.

Stadiums across the U.S. are gearing up for concerts by major music groups like Punk, Bruce Springsteen and Drake to Coldplay.

American University professor Stacey Merida, who studies the music business, says she has never seen such a large number of singers at the same time and in one place.

Pop queen Madonna, who founded the music tours, was supposed to start her tour in mid-July but has been postponed due to illness.

The 64-year-old singer had her first tour in the early 1990s, introducing large sets and extravagant costumes.

Today, 33-year-old Taylor Swift’s “Eras Tour” is underway and she plans to perform 131 concerts in five continents.

On the other hand, Beyoncé has also started her ‘Renaissance Tour’, which includes European countries including America and Canada.

These pop queens are thought to be on the list of the top billion dollar singers with their music tours, and if they do, they will surpass Elton John to make a new record. .

Elton John’s ‘Farewell Yellow Brick Road’ music tour started in 2018 with the last show on July 8 in the European city of Stockholm.

According to Billboard Box Score, as of June 18, Elton John had earned $91 million from this tour.

Elton John has broken Ed Sheeran’s record, who earned $707.6 million during his 2017-2019 tour.