Guns N’ Roses Made Insane Amount Of Money Per Show In 2016, Did They Beat Beyonce?

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Guns N’ Roses finished 2nd on Pollstar’s Top 200 North American tours list, just behind Beyonce, and ahead of Bruce Springsteen, Garth Brooks, and Adele to round out the Top 5. Guns N’ Roses sold a total of 1,370,517 tickets, with an average gross of 5,648,106. They sold on average 45,684 tickets per show, with an average ticket price of $123.63. GNR finished 4th on the Top 200 Worldwide tours list behind Bruce Springsteen, Beyonce, and Coldplay.

Several Guns N’ Roses shows appeared on the Top 200 grossing concerts list. Guns N’ Roses’ MetLife Stadium shows in New Jersey grossed $11,137,615, Mexico City grossed $9,328,859, Dodger Stadium’s two shows grossed $8,990,756, the two Las Vegas shows grossed $6,265,175, the two Chicago shows grossed $8,395,789, the two shows in Foxboro at Gilette Stadium grossed $8,023,591, Toronto grossed $5,351,753, Houston grossed $5,729,671, Orlando grossed $5,581,274, San Francisco grossed $5,574,701, and San Diego grossed $5,430,089.

Pearl Jam’s two Wrigley Field shows grossed $5,712,625, clocking in at number 50 on the top grossing concerts list. 83,478 total tickets were sold for the two shows.

Pearl Jam were 64th on the worldwide tour list, just behind Sting/Peter Gabriel, Jimmy Buffett, Britney Spears, and Blink-182, and just ahead of Kevin Hart and Twenty One Pilots. Pearl Jam were 45th on the North American tours list, just ahead of Jeff Dunham, Stevie Nicks, and Selena Gomez.

Pearl Jam sold 418,152 tickets in 2016, with an average nightly gross of 1,859,782, and an average ticket price of $66.71. Pearl Jam performed live 25 times in 2016, so they definitely brought home a nice pay day!

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Brett Buchanan
Brett previously hosted the BWR wrestling and MMA podcast, interviewing pro wrestling and MMA stars like Kurt Angle, Seth Rollins, Quinton "Rampage" Jackson, Bruce Buffer, AJ Styles, Rob Van Dam, Jeff Hardy, Edge, and DDP. After ending BWR, Brett opened GrungeReport.net in May 2009. The site changed its name to AlternativeNation.net in June 2013.  Brett ran Scott Weiland's social media accounts for his final 'Master Blaster' tour in fall 2015 and continued to run the accounts after Weiland's death until July 2016. On Alternative Nation, Brett controls all aspects of the website and reports the day to day news.  He has interviewed members of Pearl Jam, Foo Fighters, Nirvana, Smashing Pumpkins, Soundgarden, Imagine Dragons, Nine Inch Nails, Queens of the Stone Age, Stone Temple Pilots, and The Smiths. Brett has been interviewed by The Wall Street Journal and on the Reelz Channel. You can reach Brett at contact @alternativenation.net