Hayley Williams Debuts No. 7 on LIVE75 Chart
The singer's 21-show U.S. amphitheater tour drew strong ticket sales across October's six outdoor venues.
Updated on Nov. 9, 2026 in Pop
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Hayley Williams debuted at No. 7 on the LIVE75 chart and No. 42 on the Global Concert Pulse chart after headlining "The Hayley Williams Show," a 21-show U.S. amphitheater tour that ran from September 3 to October 12. Her final seven concerts, held at six outdoor venues in October, sold 103,210 tickets in total.
Why it matters
The chart debut and strong sales show that a mid-career pop artist can still draw large crowds to outdoor venues across the United States. The results give a clear indication of how the touring market is performing for artists at this level.
Williams sold 103,210 tickets across seven October concerts, averaging 14,744 per night, and the Hollywood Bowl shows alone drew 33,130 tickets. Ticket revenue from the two Los Angeles concerts totaled $2.9 million, though the source does not report sales for the September dates.
The players
Hayley Williams
Hayley Williams is the lead vocalist of the rock band Paramore and has released solo music in recent years.
The details
The tour, titled "The Hayley Williams Show," began September 3 and ran through October 12, with the final seven concerts played at six outdoor venues. Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View sold 19,639 tickets on October 2, and the tour closed at BankPlus Amphitheater in Southaven, Mississippi, on October 12.
Timeline
March 2026 through June 2026: Williams performed her earlier solo tour "Hayley Williams at a Bachelorette Party" in North America and Europe.
September 3, 2026: "The Hayley Williams Show" tour began.
October 5 and 6, 2026: Two Hollywood Bowl performances took place in Los Angeles.
October 12, 2026: The tour concluded at BankPlus Amphitheater in Southaven, Mississippi.
Industry Dynamics
The LIVE75 and Global Concert Pulse rankings measure artists by reported show grosses over the prior three months, so Williams' placement reflects touring revenue rather than streaming or radio performance. Her results place a solo pop-rock artist among the top-grossing touring acts in the United States this fall.
Fans who did not attend the October shows at venues such as the Hollywood Bowl or Shoreline Amphitheatre had the chance to buy tickets through the tour's ticketing channels, which the source does not detail. The tour ended October 12, so no further dates are listed in the extraction.
The takeaway
Touring revenue can show an artist's commercial reach as clearly as streaming numbers do. Readers who follow pop music can check LIVE75 and Global Concert Pulse rankings to see which artists are drawing the largest crowds.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Pollstar News.
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