The Weeknd Tops 2025: $298M Earnings, No.1 Album & Billion-Dollar Tour.

The Weeknd has officially cemented his status as the world’s top artist of 2025, raking in $298 million in earnings. His highly anticipated album, Hurry Up Tomorrow, debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, marking another chart-topping success for the Canadian superstar.
Adding to his record-breaking year, The Weeknd’s After Hours Til Dawn tour grossed over $1 billion, making it one of the biggest solo tours in music history. Fans worldwide flocked to experience his signature mix of R&B, pop, and immersive stage production.
With a combination of strong streaming numbers, live performance dominance, and consistent award recognition, The Weeknd’s influence in global music continues to grow. 2025 has proven that he is not just a performer, but a cultural phenomenon shaping modern music trends.

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