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Where's that thread where everyone was speculating on what they earn per show? I want to see who got close
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Top 10 North American Concert Grosses
Reported through June 24, 2006
Source: Billboard BOXSCORE
1. $2,588,717. Celine Dion. The Colosseum at Caesars Palace. Las Vegas,
Nev. May 31-June 4.
2. $2,293,052. Pearl Jam, My Morning Jacket. Tweeter Center at the
Waterfront. Camden, N.J. May 27-28.
3. $2,126,274. Sasquatch! Music Festival: Death Cab For Cutie, Ben
Harper & The Innocent Criminals, Nine Inch Nails, Beck, Flaming Lips,
Bauhaus, Queens of the Stone Age, The Shins, HIM, Matisyahu, The
Tragically Hip, TV On The Radio & others. The Gorge. George, Wash. May
26-28.
4. $1,809,044 ($2,006,905 Canadian). Pearl Jam, My Morning Jacket. Air
Canada Centre. Toronto, Ontario. May 10.
5. $1,729,022. Ricardo Arjona. Coliseo de Puerto Rico Jose Miguel
Agrelot. Hato Rey, Puerto Rico. June 2-4.
6. $1,290,366. Jimmy Buffett. HiFi Buys Amphitheatre. Atlanta, Ga. June
2.
7. $1,233,220. Tim McGraw & Faith Hill. RBC Center. Raleigh, N.C. June
9.
8. $999,882. Tim McGraw & Faith Hill. Richmond Coliseum. Richmond, Va.
June 7.
9. $970,355. Tim McGraw & Faith Hill. Charlotte Bobcats Arena.
Charlotte, N.C. June 10.
10. $935,338. HFStival: Matisyahu, Counting Crows, Kanye West,
Dashboard Confessional, Cypress Hill, The Strokes, Rise Against, AFI,
Panic! At The Disco, HIM, Rock Kills Kid, Coheed & Cambria, Misfits,
Joan Jett, OK Go, The Fixx, Jimmie`s Chicken Shack, Matchbook Romance.
Merriweather Post Pavilion. Columbia, Md. May 27-28
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I don't know how much I thought they made, but thats a lot of cash for a couple of nights worth of shows. Must be a good profit in that. Wander how much of that the band sees
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And 1.8mil for the Toronto show, that was pretty spectacular for one show. Just proves that tickets are overpriced.
that probably was over the two shows..and yes tickets are overpriced but you have to recognize that PJ does keep thiers relativly low compared to so many other acts out there
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Those figures are gross figures. Who knows how much the venue costs, subtract such things as electricity, security, band employees, and all the other costs associated with shows, to get the net figure for the show. I reckon that would be substantially lower
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Zephyr wrote:
Those figures are gross figures. Who knows how much the venue costs, subtract such things as electricity, security, band employees, and all the other costs associated with shows, to get the net figure for the show. I reckon that would be substantially lower
I would be lower but even taking into account half of the money going on costs that still good money for a few hours work
Wouldn't mind it myself, damn this lack of talent i was born with
that probably was over the two shows..and yes tickets are overpriced but you have to recognize that PJ does keep thiers relativly low compared to so many other acts out there
I'm sure that used to be the case.. but it ain't that way now.. they're definately on par with other name acts at the same venues..
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Zephyr wrote:
Those figures are gross figures. Who knows how much the venue costs, subtract such things as electricity, security, band employees, and all the other costs associated with shows, to get the net figure for the show. I reckon that would be substantially lower
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bendid wrote:
giventofly_88 wrote:
that probably was over the two shows..and yes tickets are overpriced but you have to recognize that PJ does keep thiers relativly low compared to so many other acts out there
I'm sure that used to be the case.. but it ain't that way now.. they're definately on par with other name acts at the same venues..
Ben
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Zephyr wrote:
Those figures are gross figures. Who knows how much the venue costs, subtract such things as electricity, security, band employees, and all the other costs associated with shows, to get the net figure for the show. I reckon that would be substantially lower
i would guess that you would have to atleast cut that in half by te time they pay all their crew, pay for the venue and other costs. then you have to remember they are giving 1 dollar from their tickets to charity, so i would say that over the 2 nights in camden they donated between 30 and 40 thousand.
and i also guess that total includes what they still have to give to ticketmaster.
so i doubt the band could retire off of one show like some where speculating back in that other thread, but im sure they make a good amount.
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Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:
Zephyr wrote:
Those figures are gross figures. Who knows how much the venue costs, subtract such things as electricity, security, band employees, and all the other costs associated with shows, to get the net figure for the show. I reckon that would be substantially lower
i would guess that you would have to atleast cut that in half by te time they pay all their crew, pay for the venue and other costs. then you have to remember they are giving 1 dollar from their tickets to charity, so i would say that over the 2 nights in camden they donated between 30 and 40 thousand. and i also guess that total includes what they still have to give to ticketmaster. so i doubt the band could retire off of one show like some where speculating back in that other thread, but im sure they make a good amount.
Didn't we see a number like 21,000 per band member per show?
Anyone want to find that thread for me?
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I wonder why people complian about professional athletes making millions of dollars for a season, if a rock band can pull in that much in a couple of weeks?
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bendid wrote:
giventofly_88 wrote:
that probably was over the two shows..and yes tickets are overpriced but you have to recognize that PJ does keep thiers relativly low compared to so many other acts out there
I'm sure that used to be the case.. but it ain't that way now.. they're definately on par with other name acts at the same venues..
Ben
They know that their fans are a little older (on average) and we can afford to pay the going rate now. I wonder what they are spending it on?
that probably was over the two shows..and yes tickets are overpriced but you have to recognize that PJ does keep thiers relativly low compared to so many other acts out there
I'm sure that used to be the case.. but it ain't that way now.. they're definately on par with other name acts at the same venues..
Ben
They know that their fans are a little older (on average) and we can afford to pay the going rate now. I wonder what they are spending it on?
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