Rufus Du Sol have wrapped up the Inhale / Exhale World Tour, and according to Billboard it grossed $158 million. That makes it the biggest electronic tour on record and the first to pass the $100 million mark. The trio ended the run on September 5 at a sold-out Rogers Centre in Toronto, in front of 43,500 fans.

At a glance

  • Total gross: $158 million, per Billboard
  • Shows: 98 dates over 18 months on four continents
  • Attendance: more than 1.7 million people
  • Finale: Rogers Centre, Toronto, September 5
  • Next: a break from touring to work on new music

What we know

The 98 dates break down as 54 in the US and Canada, 21 in Europe, 13 in Oceania and 10 in Latin America. The final North American leg was the biggest earner. It brought in $71.8 million from 693,000 tickets across 31 shows. The Toronto finale alone took in close to $5 million.

The band first played a 350-capacity club in Toronto back in 2014, so the return to a stadium marked a big change. Earlier in the run, three sold-out hometown shows in Sydney earned them a commemorative plaque from Live Nation and Untitled. Their Australia and New Zealand dates sold more than 180,000 tickets and set an attendance record at Outer Fields at Western Springs in Auckland.

They were also the first electronic act to headline the Rose Bowl. In 2026 they sold out four straight nights at Madison Square Garden, another first for an electronic act. August brought five nights at the Kia Forum, and they also played baseball parks including Wrigley Field, Fenway Park and Petco Park in San Diego.

Why it matters

Tyrone Lindqvist, Jon George and James Hunt perform as a live band, with Hunt on drums, George on synths and Lindqvist on vocals. That sets them apart from most electronic headliners, who play from behind the decks. They already hold a Grammy for Alive, and Inhale / Exhale received a Best Dance/Electronic Album nomination.

On the opening night at the Forum, the group told fans they would take a proper break from touring to focus on new music. After the Toronto show they thanked the city on Instagram. For now, there is no word on a release date for the next project.

If you want to see the group live again, browse Rufus Du Sol Europe '26 on RaveConnects.

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