Ye has once again made history, setting a new record for the highest attendance at a hip-hop concert in the U.S. with his latest performance in Dallas. The show sold 83,000 tickets and brought in $18 million in revenue.
According to the concert promoter, Yeezy sold out AT&T Stadium in the Texas city on Saturday (Nov. 7), surpassing the record he had set just a week earlier in Houston, where 74,412 tickets were sold. The Dallas show also featured special appearances from Kid Cudi and Dallas native Erykah Badu. This marks the third time Ye has broken the record and the second time he has surpassed his own milestone, which he initially established at his Los Angeles show at SoFi Stadium in April.
Ye has had a packed schedule lately. Between his last two performances, the rapper also made his return to the fashion runway after more than four years away with the Yeezy Season 01 fashion show.
The event took place at Droam 1, Yeezy’s new flagship location in Los Angeles, on Nov. 4. Ye’s wife, Bianca Censori, and his four children, North, Saint, Chicago, and Psalm, were in attendance. Other notable guests included Kid Cudi, Big Sean, Nettspend, 2 Chainz, North’s favorite Natalie Nunn, the Clermont Twins, and several others.
Models presented minimalist, monochromatic outfits as they walked around a massive white hill that served as the show’s centerpiece. Ye also gave attendees a preview of several unreleased tracks throughout the evening, including a song reportedly titled “Out of My Mind.”
Check out highlights from Ye’s Dallas performance below. YE LIVE! will continue in Phoenix on November 21.
