RECAP is a summary of the lifetime ticket sales earned by an specific artist. It will mention box office (revenue, tickets sold and number of shows) for headlining and co-headlining concerts, one-off concerts and lists per regions, markets, boxoffice data for each calendar year and revenues adjusted for inflation.
| Pink | Box Office |
| Trustfall Pink Headliner | $109,104,786 485,142 34 shows |
| Summer Carnival Pink Headliner | $584,723,498 4,345,033 94 shows |
| Beautiful Trauma Pink Headliner | $392,039,407 3,066,871 156 shows |
| The Truth About Love Pink Headliner | $182,937,014 1,984,851 142 shows |
| Funhouse Pink Headliner | $160,452,273 2,431,939 175 shows |
| I’m Not Dead Pink Headliner | $54,367,912 1,002,482 135 shows |
| Try This Pink Headliner | $20,105,225 466,069 53 shows |
| Party Pink Headliner | $4,130,247 137,121 52 shows |
| Orphan | $7,461,842 98,716 4 shows |
| Total | Revenue: $1,515,322,204 Tickets Sold: 14,018,224 Price: $108.10 Shows: 845 |
The eight concert tours and one-off concerts grossed a total of $1.515 billion from 14 million tickets sold in 845 shows. Pink is the 4th highest-grossing female artist in history.
“Summer Carnival” (2023-24) is her most successful tour with $584.7 million from 4.345 million tickets sold in 94 shows, bringing an average of $6.220 million and 46,224 tickets sold per concert. It’s the highest-grossing tour by a female artist in history, based on official reports.
“Funhouse” (2009-10) was her first tour to gross over $100 million, with a total of $160.5 million from 2.431 million tickets sold in 175 shows. It reached the milestone at the Forum in Copenhagen on November 7, 2009. She was the third highest-grossing female artist of the year, after Britney Spears and Madonna.
Pink surpassed $1 billion in ticket sales on August 14, 2023, after the concert at American Family Field in Milwaukee as part of the “Summer Carnival” (2023-24). It earned $7.257 million from 46,700 tickets sold and pushed the overall number to $1.002 billion.
| Pink | Regions | Box Office |
| North America | $652,479,719 4,756,381 296 shows |
| Europe | $526,436,111 6,051,809 329 shows |
| Oceania | $334,855,405 3,175,570 213 shows |
| Africa | $868,204 20,164 3 shows |
| Asia | $682,765 14,300 4 shows |
North America is the most succesful region with $652.5 million from 4.756 million tickets sold in 296 shows. The “Summer Carnival” (2023-24) is her biggest tour in the region with $266.1 million in 38 shows, bringing an average of $7.003 million from 43,978 tickets sold each concert.
“Summer Carnival” ($266.1 million; 2023-24) is followed by “Beautiful Trauma” ($184.8 million; 2018-19); “Trustfall” ($109.1 million; 2023-24); “The Truth About Love” ($78.6 million; 2013-14); “Funhouse” ($6.9 million; 2009-10); “Party” ($2.9 million; 2009-10); and “I’m Not Dead” ($0.6 million; 2006-07) as her highest-grossing concerts in North America.
Europe is the second most successful region with $526.4 million from 6.052 million tickets sold in 329 shows. The “Summer Carnival” (2023-24) is her biggest tour in the region with $214.3 million in 36 shows, bringing an average of $5.954 million from 47,047 tickets sold each concert.
“Summer Carnival” ($214.3 million; 2023-24) is followed by “Beautiful Trauma” ($126.8 million; 2018-19); “Funhouse” ($98.1 million; 2009-10); “I’m Not Dead” ($33.2 million; 2006-07); “The Truth About Love” ($31.7 million; 2013-14); “Try This” ($17.7 million; 2004); and “Party” ($0.6 million; 2002) as her highest-grossing concerts in Europe.
Oceania is the third highest-grossing region with $334.9 million from 3.175 million tickets sold in 213 shows. Pink is the highest-grossing and bestselling female artist of all time in the continent and second overall, only behind Elton John.
“Summer Carnival” ($104.3 million; 2023-24) is followed by “Beautiful Trauma” ($80.4 million; 2018-19); “The Truth About Love” ($72.7 million; 2013-14); “Funhouse” ($55.4 million; 2009-10); “I’m Not Dead” ($19.2 million; 2006-07); “Try This” ($2.6 million; 2004); and “Party” ($0.5 million; 2002) as her highest-grossing concerts in Oceania.
| Pink | Markets | Box Office |
| United States North America | $585,670,350 4,240,798 267 shows |
| Australia Oceania | $302,330,387 2,914,598 199 shows |
| United Kingdom + Ireland Europe | $221,490,669 2,361,526 118 shows |
| Germany Europe | $156,048,392 1,878,610 101 shows |
| Canada North America | $66,809,369 515,583 29 shows |
| New Zealand Oceania | $32,525,018 260,972 14 shows |
| Netherlands Europe | $27,220,252 289,057 14 shows |
| Austria Europe | $25,493,742 310,247 17 shows |
| France Europe | $16,707,907 212,696 12 shows |
| Switzerland Europe | $16,400,155 194,521 12 shows |
| Denmark Europe | $13,393,832 139,980 8 shows |
| Sweden Europe | $12,281,539 155,587 8 shows |
| Belgium Europe | $10,711,207 124,411 6 shows |
| Poland Europe | $9,051,762 95,633 2 shows |
| Norway Europe | $5,683,908 65,332 5 shows |
| Finland Europe | $3,520,327 46,940 4 shows |
| Czech Republic Europe | $3,419,692 64,006 5 shows |
| South Africa Africa | $868,204 20,164 3 shows |
| Luxembourg Europe | $746,356 10,784 1 show |
| Hungary Europe | $708,336 16,379 2 shows |
| Russia Europe | $684,010 14,600 2 shows |
| Macedonia Europe | $529,550 17,000 1 show |
| Arab Emirates Asia | $509,200 8,000 1 show |
| Italy Europe | $442,750 11,000 2 shows |
| Slovenia Europe | $315,300 6,000 1 show |
| Turkey Europe | $300,720 6,600 2 shows |
| Croatia Europe | $254,250 5,000 1 show |
| Slovakia Europe | $242,865 6,300 1 show |
| Estonia Europe | $237,875 5,500 1 show |
| Latvia Europe | $219,375 4,500 1 show |
| Iceland Europe | $202,750 5,000 1 show |
| Japan Asia | $173,565 6,300 3 shows |
| Serbia Europe | $168,590 4,600 1 show |
The Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne is her highest-grossing venue with $71.6 million from 689,000 tickets sold in 53 shows, followed by Entertainment Centre in Brisbane ($38.5 million; 32 shows); SuperDome in Sydney ($29.6 million; 15 shows); Entertainment Centre in Sydney ($25.6 million; 26 shows); and Marvel Stadium in Melbourne ($24.8 million; 4 shows).
The concert at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough (2024) is the highest-grossing concert of her career with $11.049 million, followed by Hyde Park in London ($10.457 million; 2023); Soldier Field in Chicago ($9.926 million; 2024); Commonwealth Stadium in Edmonton ($9.745 million; 2024); and MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford ($9.073 million; 2024).
The concert at Accor Stadium in Sydney (2024) is the most-attended concert of her career with 73,768 tickets sold, followed by Wembley Stadium in London (72,615 tickets; 2019); Hyde Park in London (65,000 tickets; 2023); Marvel Stadium in Melbourne (61,808 tickets; 2024); and Optus Stadium in Perth (60,696 tickets; 2024).
| Pink | Year by Year | Box Office |
| 2024 | $375,494,633 2,789,072 69 shows |
| 2023 | $318,333,651 2,041,103 59 shows |
| Total (2020-2029) | Revenue: $693,828,284 Tickets Sold: 4,830,175 Shows: 128 |
| 2019 | $216,028,623 1,816,263 68 shows |
| 2018 | $176,010,784 1,250,608 88 shows |
| 2017 | $7,461,842 98,716 4 shows |
| 2014 | $13,213,470 161,323 11 shows |
| 2013 | $169,723,544 1,823,528 131 shows |
| 2010 | $40,331,500 615,400 24 shows |
| Total (2010-2019) | Revenue: $622,769,763 Tickets Sold: 5,765,838 Shows: 326 |
| 2009 | $120,120,773 1,816,539 151 shows |
| 2007 | $30,752,605 528,078 61 shows |
| 2006 | $23,615,307 474,404 74 shows |
| 2004 | $20,105,225 466,069 53 shows |
| 2002 | $4,130,247 137,121 52 shows |
| Total (2000-2009) | Revenue: $198,724,157 Tickets Sold: 3,422,211 Shows: 391 |
According to dates performed in 2024, “Summer Carnival” (2023-24) and “Trustfall” (2023-24) earned a combined $375.5 million from 2.789 million tickets sold in 69 shows, making $5.442 million from 40,421 tickets sold each concert. Pink was the highest-grossing female artist of the year, based on official reports.
Including numbers from just two full years (2023 and 2024), the 2020s is the most successful decade of Pink’s career with a combined $693.8 million from 4.830 million tickets sold in 128 shows, bringing an average of $5.420 million and 37,736 tickets sold each concert. Based on official reports, she is the second highest-grossing female artist of the decade, after Beyoncé.
In the following table, the total revenues for each tour and one-off shows are converted based on 2024’s dollar (USD). The convertion measures the power of the revenue adapted to the past year’s inflation rate.
| Pink | Adjusted Ticket Sales | Revenue (2024) |
| Trustfall (2023-24) | $110.90 million |
| Summer Carnival (2023-2024) | $592.32 million |
| Beautiful Trauma (2018-2019) | $484.94 million |
| The Truth About Love (2013-2014) | $246.05 million |
| Funhouse (2009-2010) | $233.66 million |
| I’m Not Dead (2006-2007) | $83.27 million |
| Try This (2004) | $33.39 million |
| Party (2002) | $7.20 million |
| Orphan (2000-2024) | $9.55 million |
| Total | Revenue: $1.801 billion Gain: $285.98 million Price: $128.50 |
The eight concert tours and one-off concerts grossed a total of $1.801 billion in adjusted ticket sales from 14 million tickets sold in 845 shows. This total is up by $286 million added to the original number and the overall average price is now up by 18.85%, based on 2024 dollar.
The “Summer Carnival” (2023-24) remains as the most successful concert tour with a box office now at $592.3 million in adjusted ticket sales, pushing the average revenue to $6.301 million for each concert and the lifetime average revenue is now at $2.131 million.
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