Travis Scott has averaged $3.3 million per show from the first seven dates of the European and U.K. leg of his Circus Maximus Tour, totaling over $23 million so far, according to Live Nation.

Scott's European and U.K. run began on June 28 at GelreDome in Arnhem, Netherlands, with subsequent shows in Krakow, Poland (July 2); Zürich, Switzerland (July 5); Nice, France (July 6); Antwerp, Belgium (July 9); and London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (July 11), where he grossed $6.6 million from 48,000 fans. This London show marked his largest headline performance to date and broke the stadium's merchandise sales record for any event, including NFL games.

This leg of the tour builds on the momentum from Scott’s successful 44-date North American run, which began in Charlotte, N.C., at the Spectrum Center on October 11. The North American leg grossed $95.7 million from 686,000 tickets, including a November 5 show at L.A.’s SoFi Stadium that grossed $7.9 million from 49,000 tickets. Scott is the first rapper to headline a sold-out show at SoFi Stadium.

The Circus Maximus European tour continues on Saturday (July 20) in Cologne, Germany, followed by stops in Prague, Milan, Frankfurt, and Madrid, concluding on August 4 at MEO Arena in Lisbon, Portugal.

One euro/pound from every ticket sold on the tour will be donated to the Cactus Jack Foundation, which supports Houston youth through toy drives, scholarships for HBCU college students, and educational and creative initiatives. So far, $250,000 has been donated from the Europe/U.K. leg of the tour.

The Circus Maximus tour was booked by agent Cara Lewis.