Beyoncé’s “Cowboy Carter” tour is already making a significant impact, achieving record-breaking success within its first month.

The tour began on April 28 at the Lofi Stadium in Los Angeles, CA, and included five shows, concluding on May 9. According to Billboard, the performances generated $55.7 million in revenue and sold 217,000 tickets, making it “the biggest reported single-venue engagement” in Boxscore history for a female artist.

Billboard projected in February that the “Cowboy Carter” tour could “gross over $300,000,000.” With the tour scheduled to end on July 26 at the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, it remains to be seen if Beyoncé will surpass these initial estimates.

The Beyoncé Effect: Goodwill Launches ‘Cowboy Carter’ Pop-Up Collection

Beyoncé’s influence extends beyond music. Recently, Goodwill of North Georgia introduced a limited-edition pop-up section inspired by her “Cowboy Carter” album and tour.

Starting May 9, select Goodwill stores in the Atlanta area launched “Cowboy Goodwill,” featuring western-themed apparel like fringe, rhinestones, cowboy hats, and denim. With Atlanta hosting one of the final stops on the “Cowboy Carter” tour, the thrift store chain aimed to help concertgoers find suitable outfits for the show.

Following her Atlanta performances at the Mercedes-benz Stadium from July 10 to 14,Beyoncé will conclude the tour at the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas.

“the biggest reported single-venue engagement”