by Hrefna Helgadóttir 18 Jan 2017
Data comes from Billboard. Billboard compiled data for best performing tours, touring acts, promoters and more for 2014. Here are the top touring acts.
The tours ranking 21st to 25th had dozens of events, each attracting about half a million people earning $40–$50 million.
101 shows – 527k attendees – gross $52 million
57 shows – 617 attendees – gross $52 million
49 shows – 611k attendees – gross $55 million
I still can't believe that my fake tits get censored @colinchristian
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66 shows – 738k attendees – gross $58 million
24 shows – 542k attendees – $58 million
60 shows – 633k attendees – gross $60 million
One more time on this stage. #KillTheLightsTour
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72 shows – 1.3 million attendees (!!) – gross $61 million
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32 shows – 554k attendees – gross $65 million
42 shows – 554k attendees – gross $70 million
36 shows – 707k attendees – gross $72 million
73 shows – 750k attendees – gross $74 million
Thank you #DNC and Camden for a beautiful night. 📸: @thom_carroll for @phillyvoice
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over 76 shows – 900k attendees – gross $80 million
19 shows – 830k attendees –gross $96 million
91 shows – 1.3 million attendees – gross $97 million
29 shows – 750k attendees – gross $107 million
82 shows – 1 million attendees – gross $108 million
70 shows – 955k attendees – gross $128 million
21 shows – 790 attended – gross $143 million
111 shows – 1.8 million attending – gross $204 million
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Their sets of concerts in Dublin and London, each grossed over $20 million.
69 shows – 3.5 million attended – grossed $290 million