SomethingMore 1,701 Posted December 30, 2012 Share Posted December 30, 2012 Guys, just relax. It will still gross more than $200m. And thats not bad at all. Katy,Rihanna,Taylor can only dream about that number. Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
StefJAGermanotta 2 Posted December 30, 2012 Share Posted December 30, 2012 Wow, you guys all should get your MBAs! The details and accounting of concert tour receipts are impressive. I would flop at the accounting part. Well, let's sort out the trees from the forest (or whatever the cliche is). I think the take home message of all of this is that Gaga is doing very well, but more importantly, her concert tours have been universally acclaimed by all legitimate music critics from all the countries she toured. Yes, the numbers may not be as impressive as the MDNA tour, but they still are spectacular. Anyway, here are all the reviews thus far placed in an organized manner. If this is not slaying, I don't know what is. The slayage is most noted in Thailand: "Lady Gaga gives Thailand the best concert Thailand has ever seen" and Bulgaria (known for its legendary musical tastes and tradition): http://atrl.net/forums/showthread.php?t=230429 Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheMadridHash 4 Posted December 30, 2012 Share Posted December 30, 2012 Guys, just relax. It will still gross more than $200m. And thats not bad at all. Katy,Rihanna,Taylor can only dream about that number. around 220-230M that going to be the final gross if in fact the gross she has before US Dates is 161M Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Instant 496 Posted December 30, 2012 Share Posted December 30, 2012 around 220-230M that going to be the final gross if in fact the gross she has before US Dates is 161M Can she really earn 60-70M from US dates? Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheMadridHash 4 Posted December 30, 2012 Share Posted December 30, 2012 (edited) Can she really earn 60-70M from US dates? 39 dates every date accounts for 1 million for sure, then almost every sold out date will go as far as 1.6-1.8M and the ones that will be close to selling out will sell around 1.3-1.4M that gives a 1.5-1.6M average per date, im imagine that 60M is a given if she sells out 90% of her US dates at least. so far pretty much every date is 90%+ Sold, almost all GA are sold out Seating is around 80% in almost every venue that has yet to sell out there's like 4-7 dates that are not in this description, those dates are a bit far from selling out she earned 47M from european 29 european dates, and there some underperforming dates, but there was an 1.5M(or so) average from all european dates Edited December 30, 2012 by TheMadridHash Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
bumblebee 2,528 Posted December 30, 2012 Share Posted December 30, 2012 Those numbers are official - fact . Pollstar is a respected source in the touring industry, something like Nielsen Soundscan when it comes to the commercial performance of albums/singles Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
JPM 781 Posted December 30, 2012 Share Posted December 30, 2012 i wonder if she'll be able to pas bruce springsteen's tour or just the monster ball? Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
bumblebee 2,528 Posted December 30, 2012 Share Posted December 30, 2012 i wonder if she'll be able to pas bruce springsteen's tour or just the monster ball? In 2011 she made $70M from 45 shows. Mind that and count. $161.4 M + $55-60 M =$216,4 M to $221,4 M. If we are trying to speak the language of numbers, we should always a--lyze the numbers we are concentrating on. First of all, she will have played 119 dates comparing to 201 of Monster Ball. It means Gaga will have played 40,79 % LESS CONCERTS. g Gaga will probably sell around 2,100,000 tickets for all the Born This Way Ball (comparing to 2,500,000 tickets of Monster Ball). It means she will sell 16% LESS TICKETS. Finally, she will gross min. $ 211,4 M (comparing to $ 227 M of the Monster Ball). It means she will gross 6,87% LESS CASH. To sum up: Gaga is playing 41% LESS CONCERTS, selling 16% LESS TICKETS and grossing 6,87% LESS CASH. Now what can one say from these numbers? 1) The drastic decrease in the number of tour dates comparing to the Monster Ball didn't result in the corresponding decrease of the ticket sales. Gaga will have played 40% less shows and she was supposed to sell 40% less tickets, when in fact the sales will drop just 16%. It means Gaga is playing larger venues now, which is a positive sign anyways. 2) The 16% drop of ticket sales comparing to the Monster Ball is supposed to result in the 16% gross decrease, when in fact the worst scenario sees just 7% cash drop. It means that Gaga tickets are higher priced than they used to be with the Monster Ball. So people are ready to pay more money to see Gaga (except South America )! It's also a positive sign, on one hand. On the other hand, it means for some fans who have already seen the BTWB it's already time to start saving money for ARTPOP tour 3) She will be the second female solo artist to place two $200 M tours after Madonna. Is that an underperformance? :cryga: Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Instant 496 Posted December 30, 2012 Share Posted December 30, 2012 In 2011 she made $70M from 45 shows. Mind that and count. $161.4 M + $55-60 M =$216,4 M to $221,4 M. If we are trying to speak the language of numbers, we should always a--lyze the numbers we are concentrating on. First of all, she will have played 119 dates comparing to 201 of Monster Ball. It means Gaga will have played 40,79 % LESS CONCERTS. g Gaga will probably sell around 2,100,000 tickets for all the Born This Way Ball (comparing to 2,500,000 tickets of Monster Ball). It means she will sell 16% LESS TICKETS. Finally, she will gross min. $ 211,4 M (comparing to $ 227 M of the Monster Ball). It means she will gross 6,87% LESS CASH. To sum up: Gaga is playing 41% LESS CONCERTS, selling 16% LESS TICKETS and grossing 6,87% LESS CASH. Now what can one say from these numbers? 1) The drastic decrease in the number of tour dates comparing to the Monster Ball didn't result in the corresponding decrease of the ticket sales. Gaga will have played 40% less shows and she was supposed to sell 40% less tickets, when in fact the sales will drop just 16%. It means Gaga is playing larger venues now, which is a positive sign anyways. 2) The 16% drop of ticket sales comparing to the Monster Ball is supposed to result in the 16% gross decrease, when in fact the worst scenario sees just 7% cash drop. It means that Gaga tickets are higher priced than they used to be with the Monster Ball. So people are ready to pay more money to see Gaga (except South America )! It's also a positive sign, on one hand. On the other hand, it means for some fans who have already seen the BTWB it's already time to start saving money for ARTPOP tour 3) She will be the second female solo artist to place two $200 M tours after Madonna. Is that an underperformance? :clap: :tea: Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
JPM 781 Posted December 30, 2012 Share Posted December 30, 2012 In 2011 she made $70M from 45 shows. Mind that and count. $161.4 M + $55-60 M =$216,4 M to $221,4 M. If we are trying to speak the language of numbers, we should always a--lyze the numbers we are concentrating on. First of all, she will have played 119 dates comparing to 201 of Monster Ball. It means Gaga will have played 40,79 % LESS CONCERTS. g Gaga will probably sell around 2,100,000 tickets for all the Born This Way Ball (comparing to 2,500,000 tickets of Monster Ball). It means she will sell 16% LESS TICKETS. Finally, she will gross min. $ 211,4 M (comparing to $ 227 M of the Monster Ball). It means she will gross 6,87% LESS CASH. To sum up: Gaga is playing 41% LESS CONCERTS, selling 16% LESS TICKETS and grossing 6,87% LESS CASH. Now what can one say from these numbers? 1) The drastic decrease in the number of tour dates comparing to the Monster Ball didn't result in the corresponding decrease of the ticket sales. Gaga will have played 40% less shows and she was supposed to sell 40% less tickets, when in fact the sales will drop just 16%. It means Gaga is playing larger venues now, which is a positive sign anyways. 2) The 16% drop of ticket sales comparing to the Monster Ball is supposed to result in the 16% gross decrease, when in fact the worst scenario sees just 7% cash drop. It means that Gaga tickets are higher priced than they used to be with the Monster Ball. So people are ready to pay more money to see Gaga (except South America )! It's also a positive sign, on one hand. On the other hand, it means for some fans who have already seen the BTWB it's already time to start saving money for ARTPOP tour 3) She will be the second female solo artist to place two $200 M tours after Madonna. Is that an underperformance? Tea spilled, but don't forget Gaga's tickets this time around are more expensive. Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
netoschultz 0 Posted December 31, 2012 Share Posted December 31, 2012 So people are ready to pay more money to see Gaga (except South America )! We already had the most expensive tickets in the world.. Is there a way we could pay more than that? Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
JPM 781 Posted December 31, 2012 Share Posted December 31, 2012 We already had the most expensive tickets in the world.. Is there a way we could pay more than that? No, nothing beats the legendary Taiwan with tickets for 450$, though. :lolgaga: Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Miley 5,006 Posted December 31, 2012 Share Posted December 31, 2012 In 2011 she made $70M from 45 shows. Mind that and count. $161.4 M + $55-60 M =$216,4 M to $221,4 M. If we are trying to speak the language of numbers, we should always a--lyze the numbers we are concentrating on. First of all, she will have played 119 dates comparing to 201 of Monster Ball. It means Gaga will have played 40,79 % LESS CONCERTS. g Gaga will probably sell around 2,100,000 tickets for all the Born This Way Ball (comparing to 2,500,000 tickets of Monster Ball). It means she will sell 16% LESS TICKETS. Finally, she will gross min. $ 211,4 M (comparing to $ 227 M of the Monster Ball). It means she will gross 6,87% LESS CASH. To sum up: Gaga is playing 41% LESS CONCERTS, selling 16% LESS TICKETS and grossing 6,87% LESS CASH. Now what can one say from these numbers? 1) The drastic decrease in the number of tour dates comparing to the Monster Ball didn't result in the corresponding decrease of the ticket sales. Gaga will have played 40% less shows and she was supposed to sell 40% less tickets, when in fact the sales will drop just 16%. It means Gaga is playing larger venues now, which is a positive sign anyways. 2) The 16% drop of ticket sales comparing to the Monster Ball is supposed to result in the 16% gross decrease, when in fact the worst scenario sees just 7% cash drop. It means that Gaga tickets are higher priced than they used to be with the Monster Ball. So people are ready to pay more money to see Gaga (except South America )! It's also a positive sign, on one hand. On the other hand, it means for some fans who have already seen the BTWB it's already time to start saving money for ARTPOP tour 3) She will be the second female solo artist to place two $200 M tours after Madonna. Is that an underperformance? I love you Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rollercoaster 2 Posted December 31, 2012 Share Posted December 31, 2012 This money is crazy when you think about it. 200M is more than any of us would have through all our lifetimes combined. Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
AndreLovesU 0 Posted December 31, 2012 Share Posted December 31, 2012 No, nothing beats the legendary Taiwan with tickets for 450$, though. Wasn't it $655 for a the best seats in Russia ? And i swear, it wasn't a package or anything In 2011 she made $70M from 45 shows. Mind that and count. $161.4 M + $55-60 M =$216,4 M to $221,4 M. If we are trying to speak the language of numbers, we should always a--lyze the numbers we are concentrating on. First of all, she will have played 119 dates comparing to 201 of Monster Ball. It means Gaga will have played 40,79 % LESS CONCERTS. g Gaga will probably sell around 2,100,000 tickets for all the Born This Way Ball (comparing to 2,500,000 tickets of Monster Ball). It means she will sell 16% LESS TICKETS. Finally, she will gross min. $ 211,4 M (comparing to $ 227 M of the Monster Ball). It means she will gross 6,87% LESS CASH. To sum up: Gaga is playing 41% LESS CONCERTS, selling 16% LESS TICKETS and grossing 6,87% LESS CASH. Now what can one say from these numbers? 1) The drastic decrease in the number of tour dates comparing to the Monster Ball didn't result in the corresponding decrease of the ticket sales. Gaga will have played 40% less shows and she was supposed to sell 40% less tickets, when in fact the sales will drop just 16%. It means Gaga is playing larger venues now, which is a positive sign anyways. 2) The 16% drop of ticket sales comparing to the Monster Ball is supposed to result in the 16% gross decrease, when in fact the worst scenario sees just 7% cash drop. It means that Gaga tickets are higher priced than they used to be with the Monster Ball. So people are ready to pay more money to see Gaga (except South America )! It's also a positive sign, on one hand. On the other hand, it means for some fans who have already seen the BTWB it's already time to start saving money for ARTPOP tour 3) She will be the second female solo artist to place two $200 M tours after Madonna. Is that an underperformance? :clap: Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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