Billboard Boxscore (20/03/2010)

Any new numbers from billboard boxscore???

Not yet.

April 15. 2010

Bon Jovi sits at No. 1 atop this week's Hot Tours rankings based on reported box office stats from 12 arenas on the act's The Circle Tour. Concert totals from March 8 through April 11 were reported by promoter Concerts West/AEG Live adding over $25 million to the band's overall tour gross which has now reached the $40 million mark. Five of this week's 12 reported venues booked the tour for two-show engagements including Montreal's Bell Centre which produced the best overall gross and attendance totals. The 21,242-seat arena grossed more than $4 million from two performances (March 19-20) with 37,526 fans buying tickets. Next was Wachovia Center in Philadelphia that filled 36,697 seats during two sold out performances (March 23-24) with tickets sales topping $3.4 million. The American Airlines Center in Dallas (April 10-11) and St. Paul's Xcel Energy Center (April 7- also sold more than 30,000 tickets during two-night runs. The Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Conn. brought in the band for two nights (March 26-27), while seven additional venues had single performances. All shows were sellouts.


Artist/Event Total Gross
Show Dates Show
Venue/City (Shows/Sellouts)
Total Attendance (Capacity)

1 BON JOVI $25,533,674
March 8-April 11

Pepsi Center, Denver (1/1)
Qwest Center, Omaha (1/1)
INTRUST Bank Arena, Wichita, Kan. (1/1)
Fargodome, Fargo, N.D. (1/1)
Sprint Center, Kansas City (1/1)
Palace of Auburn Hills, Auburn Hills, Mich. (1/1)
Bell Centre, Montreal (2/2)
Wachovia Center, Philadelphia (2/2)
Mohegan Sun Arena, Uncasville, Conn. (2/2)
Verizon Center, Washington, D.C. (1/1)
Xcel Energy Center, St. Paul, Minn. (2/2)
American Airlines Center, Dallas (2/2)
277,882 (277,882)

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March 11 2010

Bon Jovi takes the No. 1 spot on the Hot Tour rankings with the first box office totals reported from its Circle Tour that will play arenas and stadiums throughout the year, and into 2011. The tour kicked off in Hawaii with two performances at the Neal S. Blaisdell Center in Honolulu (Feb. 11-12) and then headed to Seattle followed by shows in six more west coast markets. The top numbers, as reported by promoter Concerts West/AEG Live, came from a single sold out concert at the MGM Grand Garden in Las Vegas with 14,803 tickets sold and grosses topping $2.6 million. Providing support is Florida-based rock band Dashboard Confessional, which is tapped to open most of the shows during the first North American leg of the tour.

1 BON JOVI $14,931,864
Feb. 11-March 6

Neal S. Blaisdell Center, Honolulu (2/2)
KeyArena, Seattle (2/2)
HP Pavilion, San Jose (1/1)
Jobing.com Arena, Glendale, Ariz. (1/1)
Honda Center, Anaheim (2/2)
ARCO Arena, Sacramento (1/1)
Staples Center, Los Angeles (1/1)
MGM Grand Garden, Las Vegas (1/1)
143,287 (143,287)

am i right thinkin they have played to over 500,000 folk alone on the usa leg, more fans seen em live that have got the circle cd

Why are some venting here????

Sure, tickets are expensive, but... people are still buying!!! BJ would be dumb to change it, as long as their fans are getting tickets!!

Yes, till now they did play to over 500 000 but the USA leg isnt over. New Jersey gigs will push the numbers through the roof!

This is pretty f---ing impressive. Wow...

odds on for the top grossing tour of 2010 then i reckon