List of highest-grossing live music artists

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Taylor Swift is the highest-grossing live music artist of all time.

The highest-grossing live music artists (also known as "highest-grossing touring artists") [a] are reported by Billboard and Pollstar boxscores. The cumulative figures may be incomplete because not all concert dates are reported by those publications. For simplification, the figures are presented in nominal dollars without being adjusted for inflation, hence they do not reflect the real value of revenue from older concerts.

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Taylor Swift is the highest-grossing live music artist of all time, collecting $3 billion according to Pollstar. The Rolling Stones are the highest-grossing live music group of all time, collecting over $2.9 billion according to Billboard Boxscore. U2, Coldplay, and Elton John also passed two-billion mark in concert revenue. The concert industry is very male-dominated, [1] and only five women have grossed more than $1 billion (as of 2024), with Madonna being the first. [2]

All-time ranking

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The Rolling Stones are the highest-grossing live music group of all time.
Elton John is the highest-grossing male solo live music artist of all time. Elton John - Twickenham Stoop - Saturday 3rd June 2017 EltonTwicStoop030617-37 (34287267873) (cropped).jpg
Elton John is the highest-grossing male solo live music artist of all time.

Pollstar

Artists with concert revenue of over US$1 billion according to Pollstar
RankArtistsNationalityNominal grossTickets soldAs ofRef.
1 Taylor Swift United States$3 billion19.73 million2024 [3] [4]
2 The Rolling Stones United Kingdom$2.40 billion22.99 million2024 [b]
3 U2 Ireland$2.37 billion26.84 million2024 [3] [6]
4 Bruce Springsteen  · E Street Band United States$2.16 billion25.98 million2024 [c]
5 Coldplay United Kingdom$2.10 billion22 million2024 [9]
6 Elton John United Kingdom$2 billion22 million2023 [10]
7 Metallica United States$1.68 billion24.08 million2024 [d]
8 Madonna United States$1.62 billion12.80 million2024 [3] [17]
9 Beyoncé United States$1.59 billion12.12 million2023 [3] [7]
10 Pink United States$1.47 billion13.13 million2024 [3] [18]
11 Ed Sheeran United Kingdom$1.44 billion16.93 million2023 [e]
12 Celine Dion Canada$1.35 billion10.90 million2022 [3]
13 Bon Jovi United States$1.32 billion17.75 million2022 [3]
14 Eagles United States$1.31 billion10.99 million2022 [3]
15 Paul McCartney United Kingdom$1.19 billion10.45 million2022 [3]
16 Billy Joel United States$1.18 billion16.97 million2022 [3]
17 Kenny Chesney United States$1.11 billion16.41 million2022 [3]
18 Dave Matthews Band United States$1.08 billion23.27 million2022 [3]

Billboard

Artists with concert revenue of over US$1 billion according to Billboard
RankArtistsNationalityNominal grossTickets soldAs ofRef.
1 The Rolling Stones United Kingdom$2.9 billion28.9 million2024 [21]
2 U2 Ireland$2.46 billion28.96 million2024 [22] [23]
3 Bruce Springsteen  · E Street Band United States$2.13 billion19.27 million2024 [f]
4 Coldplay United Kingdom$2 billion21.1 million2024 [30]
5 Elton John United Kingdom$1.98 billion20.6 million2023 [31]
6 Madonna United States$1.6 billion12.8 million2024 [32]
7 Pink United States$1.41 billion12.01 million2024 [33] [34]
8 Beyoncé United States$1.3 billion11.6 million2023 [35]
9 Ed Sheeran United Kingdom$1.27 billion—2023 [g]
10 Kenny Chesney United States$1.172 billion17.9 million2023 [38]
11 Celine Dion Canada$1.115 billion8.8 million2019 [h]
12 Metallica United States$1.115 billion11.6 million2024 [i]
13 Bon Jovi United States$1.03 billion—2016 [44]
14 Eagles United States$1 billion—2022 [45]
15 Paul McCartney United Kingdom$1 billion—2022 [46]

Decade ranking

U2 is the highest-grossing live music act of the 2010s and the second highest of the 2000s. U2 performing on Experience and Innocence Tour in London 10-24-18 (3).jpg
U2 is the highest-grossing live music act of the 2010s and the second highest of the 2000s.
Madonna is the highest-grossing solo live music artist of the 2000s. Taipei madonna concert-32 (26457138641).jpg
Madonna is the highest-grossing solo live music artist of the 2000s.
Bruce Springsteen is the highest-grossing male solo live music artist of the 2000s. Bruce Springsteen - Roskilde Festival 2012.jpg
Bruce Springsteen is the highest-grossing male solo live music artist of the 2000s.
Ed Sheeran is the highest-grossing solo live music artist of the 2010s. 12 - Ed Sheeran.jpg
Ed Sheeran is the highest-grossing solo live music artist of the 2010s.

2000s

Top 10 highest-grossing live music artists globally of the 2000s ( Billboard ) [47]
RankArtistsNationalityNominal grossTickets sold
1 The Rolling Stones United Kingdom$869,471,3258,236,586
2 U2 Ireland$844,157,9259,869,953
3 Madonna United States$801,299,6716,387,124
4 Bruce Springsteen United States$688,136,4768,605,238
5 Elton John United Kingdom$603,804,6705,789,833
6 Celine Dion Canada$536,593,2624,099,963
7 Dave Matthews Band United States$505,447,90111,230,696
8 Kenny Chesney United States$477,931,7609,210,288
9 Bon Jovi United States$419,481,7415,384,747
10 Billy Joel United States$418,421,2664,141,287
Top 10 highest-grossing live music artists in North America of the 2000s ( Pollstar ) [48]
RankArtistsNationalityNominal grossTickets sold
1 Dave Matthews Band United States$529.1 million11.6 million
2 Celine Dion Canada$522.2 million4 million
3 Kenny Chesney United States$455.6 million8.6 million
4 Bruce Springsteen United States$444.3 million5.7 million
5 The Rolling Stones United Kingdom$426.9 million3.2 million
6 U2 Ireland$391 million4.4 million
7 Madonna United States$325.3 million2.1 million
8 Eagles United States$313.4 million2.8 million
9 Elton John United Kingdom$286.4 million2.5 million
10 Jimmy Buffett United States$285.8 million4.5 million

2010s

Top 10 highest-grossing live music artists of the 2010s ( Billboard ) [36]
RankArtistsNationalityNominal gross
1 U2 Ireland$1.018 billion
2 Taylor Swift United States$910.2 million
3 The Rolling Stones United Kingdom$907.6 million
4 Ed Sheeran United Kingdom$848.3 million
5 Coldplay United KingdomUnrevealed
6 Bruce Springsteen United StatesUnrevealed
7 Beyoncé United StatesUnrevealed
8 Bon Jovi United StatesUnrevealed
9 Paul McCartney United KingdomUnrevealed
10 Roger Waters United KingdomUnrevealed
Top 10 highest-grossing live music artists of the 2010s ( Pollstar ) [49]
RankArtistsNationalityNominal gross
1 U2 Ireland$1,038,104,132
2 The Rolling Stones United Kingdom$929,196,083
3 Ed Sheeran United Kingdom$922,361,663
4 Taylor Swift United States$899,627,048
5 Bon Jovi United States$868,715,392
6 Beyoncé United States$857,405,819
7 Paul McCartney United Kingdom$813,811,559
8 Coldplay United Kingdom$731,805,591
9 Bruce Springsteen United States$729,789,815
10 Roger Waters United Kingdom$702,231,419

Most $100-million tours

The following artists have the most tours grossing over US$100 million according to Billboard Boxscore.

Artists with the most tours grossing US$100 million according to Billboard [21]
ArtistsNationalityNumber of tours
The Rolling Stones United Kingdom10
Bruce Springsteen United States7
Eagles United States7
U2 Ireland7
Madonna United States6

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ The figures are not limited from touring and may include standalone concerts or concert residencies.
  2. ↑ The Rolling Stones grossed $2,165,280,638 as of 2022 according to Pollstar. [3] They expanded the number with $235,077,193 in 2024. [5]
  3. ↑ Bruce Springsteen grossed $1,527,407,373 as of 2022 according to Pollstar. [3] He expanded the number with $379,496,085 in 2023 and $251,296,432 in 2024. [7] [8]
  4. ↑ Metallica grossed $1.4 billion as of 2019 according to Pollstar. [11] They expanded the number with at least $21,897,870 in 2022, [12] [13] at least $75,603,082 in 2023 [14] [15] and $179,373,637 in 2024, [16] although there is no complete data for 2022 and 2023 from Pollstar.
  5. ↑ Ed Sheeran grossed $922,361,663 as of 2019 according to Pollstar. [19] He expanded the number with $251,000,000 in 2022 and $268,017,633 in 2023. [20] [7]
  6. ↑ Bruce Springsteen grossed $1,196,116,507 as of May 2014, according to Billboard. [24] He expanded the number with $255,364,196 in 2016, $37,972,463 in 2017, $380,000,000 in 2023 and $256,100,000 in 2024. [25] [26] [27] [28] [29]
  7. ↑ Ed Sheeran grossed $848.3 million as of 2019 according to Billboard. [36] He expanded the number with $417.67 million in 2022 and 2023. [37]
  8. ↑ Majority of Celine Dion's figure came from her Las Vegas concert residencies. She remains the highest-grossing residency artist of all time, with a total of $681 million as of 2019, according to Billboard. [39]
  9. ↑ Metallica grossed $593,100,000 as of February 2019, according to Billboard. [40] They expanded the number with $177,434,939 at the end of 2019, [41] $43,398,993 in 2022, [42] $125,800,000 in 2023 [43] and $175,200,000 in 2024. [28]

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