Lady Gaga | Recap


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.


Lady GagaBox Office
The Mayhem Ball
Lady Gaga
Headliner
TBA
TBA
TBA
The Chromatica Ball
Lady Gaga
Headliner
$112,394,525
833,798
20 shows
Enigma + Jazz & Piano
Lady Gaga
Headliner
$110,041,261
376,652
72 shows
Joanne
Lady Gaga
Headliner
$94,911,783
841,935
49 shows
Cheek to Cheek
Tony Bennett & Lady Gaga
Co-headliner
$13,145,104
139,740
26 shows
The ARTPOP Ball
Lady Gaga
Headliner
$84,570,031
933,745
75 shows
Born this Way Ball
Lady Gaga
Headliner
$185,817,440
1,791,614
98 shows
The Monster Ball
Lady Gaga
Headliner
$227,400,000
2,500,000
201 shows
The Fame Ball
Lady Gaga
Headliner
$3,203,764
105,800
48 shows
Orphan$59,758,183
344,935
15 shows
TotalRevenue: $891,242,091
Tickets Sold: 7,868,219
Price: $113.27
Shows: 604

The nine concert tours and one-off shows grossed a total of $891.2 million from 7.868 million tickets sold in 604 shows, before “The Mayhem Ball” (2025-26). Lady Gaga is the 6th highest-grossing female artist in history.

“The Monster Ball” (2009-11) is her most successful tour with $227.4 million from 2.5 million tickets sold in 201 shows, earning an average of $1.131 million and 12,438 tickets sold per concert. It’s the highest-grossing tour for a debut headlining artist in history.

“The Chromatica Ball” (2022) grossed a total of $112.4 million from 833,000 tickets sold in 20 shows, earning an average of $5.620 million and 41,690 tickets sold per concert. It’s the highest average revenue and ticket sold per concert of her career.

The six headlining concert tours grossed $708.3 million from 7.008 million tickets sold, the Las Vegas residency grossed $110 million from 276,000 tickets, co-headlining concerts with Tony Bennett grossed $13.1 million from 140,000 tickets and one-off concerts grossed another $59.8 million from 345,000 tickets.


Lady Gaga | RegionsBox Office
North America$478,725,322
3,823,347
351 shows
Europe$198,436,010
2,186,368
158 shows
Asia$112,349,506
718,225
37 shows
Latin America$51,661,727
608,252
18 shows
Oceania$44,513,373
435,600
38 shows
Africa$5,556,153
96,427
2 shows

North America is the most successful region with $478.7 million from 3.823 million tickets sold in 351 shows. “The Monster Ball” (2009-11) is her biggest tour in the region with $134.0 million earned in 116 shows, bringing an average of $1.155 million from 11,767 tickets sold each concert.

“The Monster Ball” ($134 million; 2009-11) is followed by “Enigma + Jazz & Piano” ($110 million; 2018-24); “Joanne” ($85.8 million; 2017-18); “Chromatica Ball” ($72.7 million; 2022); “The ARTPOP Ball” ($35.6 million; 2014); “Born this Way Ball” ($24.3 million; 2012-13); “Cheek to Cheek” ($11.9 million; 2014-15); and “The Fame Ball” ($0.92 million; 2009) as her highest-grossing concerts in North America.

Europe is the second most successful region with $198.4 million from 2.186 million tickets sold in 158 shows. “The Monster Ball” (2009-11) ) is her biggest tour in the region with $69.1 million in 63 shows, bringing an average of $1.096 million from 12,554 tickets sold each concert.

“The Monster Ball” ($69.1 million; 2009-11) is followed by “Born this Way Ball” ($58.5 million; 2012-13); “The ARTPOP Ball” ($32.2 million; 2014); “The Chromatica Ball” ($28.3 million; 2022); “Joanne” ($9.1 million; 2017-18); “The Fame Ball” ($0.69 million; 2009); and “Cheek to Cheek” ($0.47 million; 2014-15) as her highest-grossing concerts in Europe.

Asia is the third highest-grossing region with $112.3 million from 718,000 tickets sold in 37 shows, following massive $40.8 million from 193,000 tickets sold in 4 shows at National Stadium in Singapore on May 18-19, 21 and 24, 2025. It’s the highest-grossing box office report by a female artist in the continent’s history.

“Born this Way Ball” ($43.9 million; 2012-13) is followed by “The ARTPOP Ball” ($11.5 million; 2014); “The Chromatica Ball” ($11.4 million; 2022); “The Monster Ball” ($3.1 million; 2009-11); and “The Fame Ball” ($1.6 million; 2009) as her highest-grossing concerts in Asia.


Lady Gaga | MarketsBox Office
United States
North America
$433,043,438
3,340,830
311 shows
United Kingdom + Ireland
Europe
$65,260,532
706,104
49 shows
Singapore
Asia
$46,184,575
234,559
9 shows
Canada
North America
$45,681,884
482,517
40 shows
Japan
Asia
$40,801,763
251,209
12 shows
Australia
Oceania
$39,787,209
378,149
33 shows
Mexico
Latin America
$27,442,308
294,541
6 shows
France
Europe
$25,780,141
277,688
14 shows
Germany
Europe
$15,257,209
176,737
16 shows
Netherlands
Europe
$12,080,422
129,306
10 shows
Sweden
Europe
$11,600,314
114,251
8 shows
Belgium
Europe
$11,278,877
128,019
8 shows
Hong Kong
Asia
$7,893,195
51,613
4 shows
Spain
Europe
$7,892,570
95,165
7 shows
Brazil
Latin America
$7,436,084
79,222
3 shows
Switzerland
Europe
$7,375,494
67,085
6 shows
Italy
Europe
$5,938,815
64,775
6 shows
South Africa
Africa
$5,556,153
96,427
2 shows
Russia
Europe
$5,457,159
30,649
2 shows
New Zealand
Oceania
$4,726,164
57,45
5 shows
Denmark
Europe
$4,482,451
53,853
4 shows
Norway
Europe
$4,357,321
43,514
5 shows
Thailand
Asia
$4,299,376
41,478
1 show
Taiwan
Asia
$4,274,243
22,173
2 shows
Argentina
Latin America
$3,988,565
45,007
1 show
Finland
Europe
$3,960,547
42,093
5 shows
Austria
Europe
$3,707,292
40,712
4 shows
South Korea
Asia
$3,114,172
56,784
3 shows
Chile
Latin America
$2,849,707
42,416
1 show
Colombia
Latin America
$2,465,994
30,546
1 show
Puerto Rico
Latin America
$2,242,937
21,262
2 shows
Czech Republic
Europe
$2,176,719
27,734
2 shows
Arab Emirates
Asia
$1,835,201
8,365
1 show
Israel
Asia
$1,786,945
18,984
1 show
Portugal
Europe
$1,765,313
23,345
2 shows
Peru
Latin America
$1,732,732
36,163
1 show
Philippines
Asia
$1,695,387
25,915
3 shows
Costa Rica
Latin America
$1,661,029
29,014
1 show
Croatia
Europe
$1,484,755
16,968
1 show
Poland
Europe
$1,350,000
15,000
1 show
Turkey
Europe
$1,123,106
25,157
1 show
Paraguay
Latin America
$1,107,371
26,481
1 show
Hungary
Europe
$1,105,000
13,000
1 show
Estonia
Europe
$1,011,992
16,191
1 show
Lithuania
Europe
$1,004,182
14,853
1 show
Greece
Europe
$941,091
26,860
1 show
Bahamas
Latin America
$735,000
3,600
1 show
Romania
Europe
$627,303
22,602
1 show
Latvia
Europe
$587,997
12,974
1 show
Bulgaria
Europe
$489,708
8,705
1 show
Macau
Asia
$464,649
7,145
1 show

The Dolby Live in Las Vegas is her highest-grossing venue with $110 million from 377,000 tickets sold in 72 shows, followed by National Stadium in Singapore ($40.8 million; 4 shows); Estadio GNP Seguros in Mexico City ($24.9 million; 5 shows); Super Arena in Saitama ($18.3 million; 3 shows); and the O2 Arena in London ($14.3 million; 9 shows).

The concerts at National Stadium in Singapore are the highest-grossing concerts of her career with $10.202 million each night, followed by Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles ($9.355 million; 2022); MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford ($8.412 million; 2022); Stade de France in Paris ($7.845 million; 2022); and Estadio GNP Seguros in Mexico City ($7.758 million; 2025).

The concert at Stade de France in Paris (2022) is the most-attended concert of her career with 78,866 tickets sold, followed by Stade de France in Paris (70,617 tickets; 2012); Estadio GNP Seguros in Mexico City (58,587 tickets; 2025); FNB Stadium in Johannesburg (56,900 tickets; 2012); and Foro Sol in Mexico City (55,530 tickets; 2011).


Lady Gaga | Year by YearBox Office
2026TBA
TBA
TBA
2025TBA
TBA
TBA
2024$13,105,55
42,398
8 shows
2023$17,030,118
58,668
12 shows
2022$125,330,031
879,994
29 shows
2021$13,101,365
44,371
9 shows
Total (2020-2029)Revenue: $168,567,064
Tickets Sold: 1,025,431
Shows: 58
2019$49,586,895
168,958
31 shows
2018$13,398,837
119,644
11 shows
2017$85,794,770
738,352
41 shows
2015$12,331,429
135,540
24 shows
2014$86,906,506
962,477
84 shows
2013$24,267,520
212,764
18 shows
2012$161,549,920
1,578,850
80 shows
2011$65,904,769
680,120
41 shows
2010$154,800,644
1,693,796
138 shows
Total (2010-2019)Revenue: $654,541,290
Tickets Sold: 6,290,501
Shows: 468
2009$9,898,351
231,884
70 shows
Total (2000-2009)Revenue: $9,898,351
Tickets Sold: 231,884
Shows: 70

According to dates performed in 2022, “The Chromatica Ball” (2022) and “Enigma + Jazz & Piano” (2018-24) earned a combined $125.3 million from 880,000 tickets sold in 29 shows, making $4.322 million from 30,345 tickets sold each concert. Lady Gaga ranked at #15 highest-grossing artist of the year on the 2022 Year End charts.

2012 remains as the highest-grossing year of her career, with $161.5 million from 1.579 million tickets sold in 80 shows as part of the “Born this Way Ball” (2012-13), bringing an average of $2.019 million and 19,736 tickets sold per concert. She was the second highest-grossing female artist of the year, only behind Madonna.

2010 is her second highest-grossing calendar-year with $154.8 million from 1.694 million tickets sold in 138 shows, bringing an average of $1.122 million and 12,274 tickets sold per concert. It remains as the bestselling year of Gaga’s career, with 115,000 tickets difference from 2012.

The 2010s earned a total of $654.5 million from 6.291 million tickets sold in 468 shows, bringing an average of $1.399 million and 13,442 tickets sold each concert. She was the third highest-grossing female touring artist of the decade, after Taylor Swift and 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.

Lady Gaga | Adjusted Ticket SalesBox Office (2024)
The Chromatica Ball (2022)$120.47 million
Enigma + Jazz & Piano (2018-2024)$125.88 million
Joanne (2017-2018)$121.18 million
Cheek to Cheek (2014-2015)$19.42 million
The ARTPOP Ball (2014)$112.06 million
Born this Way Ball (2012-2013)$253.40 million
The Monster Ball (2009-2011)$324.37 million
The Fame Ball (2009)$4.68 million
Orphan (2009-25)$60.53 million
TotalRevenue: $1.142 billion
Gain: $250.75 million
Price: $145.14

The six concert tours, one residency and one-off concerts grossed a total of $1.142 billion in adjusted ticket sales from 7.868 million tickets sold in 604 shows. This total is up by $250.7 million added to the original number and the overall average price is now up by 28.14%, based on 2024 dollar.

The “Monster Ball” (2009-11) remains as the most successful concert tour with a box office now at $324.4 million in adjusted ticket sales, pushing the average revenue to $1.614 million for each concert and the lifetime average revenue is now at $1.891 million.


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