Cardi B has officially rewritten the touring record books. Her Little Miss Drama Tour has grossed $45,852,355 across 23 of 35 reported shows, becoming the highest-grossing debut arena tour by a female rapper in history.
Data reported by Touring Data confirms the scale of the run, with the tour averaging nearly $2 million per night so far. A standout moment came on March 25–26, when Cardi delivered the biggest single box office report ever by a female rapper, pulling in $5.3 million from 25,300 tickets across two sold-out nights at New York’s Madison Square Garden. That milestone further cements the commercial impact of a tour that has consistently drawn strong attendance since its February 2026 launch.
The Little Miss Drama Tour supports her second studio album Am I the Drama?, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200. Setlists have blended new material with defining hits like “I Like It” and “Bodak Yellow,” creating a show built on both catalog strength and current momentum. Several surprise guests joined her onstage, including Tyla, Kehlani, Lil Kim, and A Boogie wit da Hoodie.
Momentum remains high as the run enters its final stretch. Following the Madison Square Garden dates, the tour is set to conclude on April 18 at State Farm Arena in Atlanta, closing out a 35-show itinerary that has already delivered historic benchmarks before its final numbers are even tallied.
Cardi is already looking ahead while still on the road. In a video shared during the tour, she outlined plans for an even larger production tied to her third studio album, signaling a more ambitious global run. “On my next tour with my next album, I’m going to perform for five months… I’m going to have this s**t to the T,” she said. “This is my first tour, this is my first production, and it’s amazing. But I cannot wait to put out the next album… I’m already putting things in my head for the new production. I’m going to go crazy.”
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