This Week's Top 20 Concert Tours

Artists are ranked in Top 20 Concert Tours by the average box office gross per city. It includes also the average ticket price for the shows held in North America.

Concert promoters and events managers provide weekly to the trade publication Pollstar data regarding the concert tours industry.

This week�s top ten at least is the same as last week�s chart; the only small change is the switch of Larry The Cable Guy and Ricky Martin between the 10th and 11th place. Things start to move a bit at the bottom of the chart.
The only new entry is Latin singer Juanes, at number 18.



Interesting thing to be noticed is the fact that most of the 20 bands to appear in the chart are from the rock side of music. So apparently rock not only that is not dead, but it seems more alive than ever!

1. (1) Cirque De Soleil - Delirium; $1,513,960; $95.53.
2. (2) Bon Jovi; $1,256,376; $76.96.
3. (3) Aerosmith; $1,115,393; $91.34.
4. (4) Coldplay; $921,682; $59.34.
5. (5) George Strait; $834,282; $57.68.
6. (6) Queen + Paul Rodgers; $571,310; $78.80.
7. (7) Rascal Flatts; $447,807; $48.04.
8. (8) Nickelback; $362,725; $38.46.
9. (9) Keith Urban; $332,212; $37.02.
10. (11) Larry The Cable Guy; $316,304; $40.92.
11. (10) Ricky Martin; $312,944; $66.53.
12. (13) Il Divo; $301,155; $61.40.
13. (12) Motley Crue; $298,889; $52.32.
14. (14) Brad Paisley; $282,703; $42.53.
15. (15) Kid Rock; $258,920; $34.37.
16. (16) Martina McBride; $251,903; $46.09.
17. (17) Korn; $247,363; $36.58.
18. (New) Juanes; $228,163; $59.05.
19. (18) Fall Out Boy; $222,584; $27.94.
20. (20) Nine Inch Nails; $200,762; $36.79.