Tour Schedule & Sold Out Shows (artRave) - $83M tour gross / 74 shows

[Gagaloo911 12,959]

Heard an ad on the radio for the Denver date yesterday and it was saying that it was sold out. It said "chance to win tickets to the sold out show" and omg I'm going to the Denver date and it's sold out!

 

Colorado knows what's up ;)

Edited June 12, 2014 by Gagaloo92

[Dangerous Man 9,245]

WTF

BOXSCORE FOR KATY BUT NO GAGA

http://www.billboard.com/biz/current-boxscore

Bruno

Not bad. :worship:

[Arturo 40,746]

Heard an ad on the radio for the Denver date yesterday and it was saying that it was sold out. It said "chance to win tickets to the sold out show" and omg I'm going to the Denver date and it's sold out!

 

Colorado knows what's up ;)

It's not sold out. Ads just include that to make the tickets seem even more desirable. 

[StrawberryBlond 14,370]

Genuinely surprised by how low Katy's and Miley's UK sales were thus far. I don't know quite how big Katy's stage is (the bigger the stage, the more it reduces a venue's ultimate capacity), but the general capacity for an end stage show at the Manchester arena is about 18,000. If that's the case, and if her stage wasn't that big, does that mean that she sold out the first date, but only played to 3,000 people with the second date? Obviously, it wasn't that little or the date would have been cancelled, but I am saying that her team were far too quick to add second dates. A lot of popstars management do this: even though the first date's only 50% sold, it's declared a sell out and a second date is added in the blink of an eye. It sells poorly and that's when it's realised that one date was all they needed and cancellations can occur. Since she was doing a date in Liverpool as well, which is very close to Manchester, this likely affected ticket sale distribution immensely. I'd heard rumours that her second dates were struggling and by the looks of this, they were right. As for Miley, those sales were even lower than I predicted. Shocking that she hasn't even hit a 10,000 audience capacity yet (I'm sure she achieved that for London, though). I'd heard tickets were down to 50% off and now we see why she didn't add second dates. So, it looks like Gaga may be doing better than we think judging by how her more successful peers are doing. As she's added further dates for the UK in November, I hope this is a sign that could have an X Factor performance planned for a new single. Which would increase sales of the album and the new dates, and who knows, after her final date in Paris, she may come back to the UK for even more gigs at small arenas and add that elusive fourth (and maybe even fith) date in London. To have about 14-15 gigs for the UK would be amazing and prove to the haters that she's far from over.

[KingOfSpain 10,010]

Genuinely surprised by how low Katy's and Miley's UK sales were thus far. I don't know quite how big Katy's stage is (the bigger the stage, the more it reduces a venue's ultimate capacity), but the general capacity for an end stage show at the Manchester arena is about 18,000. If that's the case, and if her stage wasn't that big, does that mean that she sold out the first date, but only played to 3,000 people with the second date? Obviously, it wasn't that little or the date would have been cancelled, but I am saying that her team were far too quick to add second dates. A lot of popstars management do this: even though the first date's only 50% sold, it's declared a sell out and a second date is added in the blink of an eye. It sells poorly and that's when it's realised that one date was all they needed and cancellations can occur. Since she was doing a date in Liverpool as well, which is very close to Manchester, this likely affected ticket sale distribution immensely. I'd heard rumours that her second dates were struggling and by the looks of this, they were right. As for Miley, those sales were even lower than I predicted. Shocking that she hasn't even hit a 10,000 audience capacity yet (I'm sure she achieved that for London, though). I'd heard tickets were down to 50% off and now we see why she didn't add second dates. So, it looks like Gaga may be doing better than we think judging by how her more successful peers are doing. As she's added further dates for the UK in November, I hope this is a sign that could have an X Factor performance planned for a new single. Which would increase sales of the album and the new dates, and who knows, after her final date in Paris, she may come back to the UK for even more gigs at small arenas and add that elusive fourth (and maybe even fith) date in London. To have about 14-15 gigs for the UK would be amazing and prove to the haters that she's far from over.

[Arturo 40,746]

Genuinely surprised by how low Katy's and Miley's UK sales were thus far. I don't know quite how big Katy's stage is (the bigger the stage, the more it reduces a venue's ultimate capacity), but the general capacity for an end stage show at the Manchester arena is about 18,000. If that's the case, and if her stage wasn't that big, does that mean that she sold out the first date, but only played to 3,000 people with the second date? Obviously, it wasn't that little or the date would have been cancelled, but I am saying that her team were far too quick to add second dates. A lot of popstars management do this: even though the first date's only 50% sold, it's declared a sell out and a second date is added in the blink of an eye. It sells poorly and that's when it's realised that one date was all they needed and cancellations can occur. Since she was doing a date in Liverpool as well, which is very close to Manchester, this likely affected ticket sale distribution immensely. I'd heard rumours that her second dates were struggling and by the looks of this, they were right. As for Miley, those sales were even lower than I predicted. Shocking that she hasn't even hit a 10,000 audience capacity yet (I'm sure she achieved that for London, though). I'd heard tickets were down to 50% off and now we see why she didn't add second dates. So, it looks like Gaga may be doing better than we think judging by how her more successful peers are doing. As she's added further dates for the UK in November, I hope this is a sign that could have an X Factor performance planned for a new single. Which would increase sales of the album and the new dates, and who knows, after her final date in Paris, she may come back to the UK for even more gigs at small arenas and add that elusive fourth (and maybe even fith) date in London. To have about 14-15 gigs for the UK would be amazing and prove to the haters that she's far from over.

Gaga played to 15.5k in Manchester for the BTWB.

 

[ViviLittleM 3]

Maybe Gaga and Katy will have the same gross after all

[GagaMyBlood95 9,901]

Update for Greek show:

 

The official promoter of ArtRave in Greece revealed than as of  27th of May more than 20.000 tickets have been sold. 

That's more than amazing

[Yves 1,891]

Maybe Gaga and Katy will have the same gross after all

Let us hope that will happen.

I have doubts on artRave cause the people are on Katy's side.

But we all know which music has more sense, right? Let's just grasp on that then. :yes:

[Biagio2103 5,916]

Tickets per section in

 

* Newcastle: http://prntscr.com/3s3dqa

* Manchester: http://prntscr.com/3s3e9o

[Kayhan 7]

Tickets per section in

 

* Newcastle: http://prntscr.com/3s3dqa

* Manchester: http://prntscr.com/3s3e9o

They are doing pretty good actually

[Luc 4,775]

Sorry for my obsession with comparing Gaga to her peers. If it's annoying to you, don't open this spoiler :)

 

My predictions:

PWT:

UK Leg: 20M USD

North America: 70M USD

Oceania: 38M USD

Mainland Europe: 30M USD

Total: 160M USD

 

artRAVE:

North America: 37M USD

Oceania: 8M USD

Europe (incl. UK and Istanbul): 46M USD

etc. (Asia): 24M USD

Total: 115M USD

[ViviLittleM 3]

Sorry for my obsession with comparing Gaga to her peers. If it's annoying to you, don't open this spoiler :)

 

My predictions:

PWT:

UK Leg: 20M USD

North America: 70M USD

Oceania: 38M USD

Mainland Europe: 30M USD

Total: 160M USD

 

artRAVE:

North America: 37M USD

Oceania: 8M USD

Europe (incl. UK and Istanbul): 46M USD

etc. (Asia): 24M USD

Total: 115M USD

[Gagalvaro 2,498]

Spain stanning so hard. So proud of my country.

 

[Biagio2103 5,916]

Sorry for my obsession with comparing Gaga to her peers. If it's annoying to you, don't open this spoiler :)

 

My predictions:

PWT:

UK Leg: 20M USD

North America: 70M USD

Oceania: 38M USD

Mainland Europe: 30M USD

Total: 160M USD

 

artRAVE:

North America: 37M USD

Oceania: 8M USD

Europe (incl. UK and Istanbul): 46M USD

etc. (Asia): 24M USD

Total: 115M USD

 

20M in UK?  She just grossed 3,4M in 4 shows, and her shows in London and Birmingham wasn't sold out. You are counting Dubai and Tel Aviv? Because Gaga will gross very much there.