Beyoncé played the final date of her massively successful Renaissance World Tour on October 1 in Kansas City, MO. The trek wraps with an eye-popping final box office gross—the kind that very few musicians in the world can muster.

According to information shared by Live Nation, the Renaissance World Tour finished having earned $579 million at the box office. It is now one of only a few treks in history to rack up at least half a billion dollars in ticket sales.

In fact, the Renaissance World Tour now ranks as one of the top 10 top-grossing music tours of all time. It appears to sit in between The Rolling Stones’s A Bigger Bang Tour, with $558 million, and Guns N’ Roses’s Not in This Lifetime... Tour. The trek brought in $584 million—just a few million more than Bey.

Live Nation, the tour's promoter, also announced that the Renaissance World Tour sold 2.7 million tickets. The venture traveled to 39 cities, and Beyoncé headlined 56 dates throughout the summer and early fall.

The Renaissance World Tour was a musical spectacle that thrilled sold out crowds across North America and Europe, with millions more fans trying to get a ticket, but failing to do so, as demand was higher than supply.

The venture was launched to support Beyoncé’s most recent album, Renaissance. The title went to No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and produced another No. 1 single, “Break My Soul.” The project was heralded as a critical and commercial smash, and it earned Bey several more Grammys, helping her break the all-time record for the most wins among any artist.

For those fans who didn’t get to experience the Renaissance World Tour in person, a concert film is coming to movie theaters later this year. Beyoncé’s new film, Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé, is slated to arrive in theaters on December 1.