ROLLING STONES
LONDON,UK:O2 ARENA
8/21,23,26/07 3 SHOWS
42,045 (14,500) 96%
10,153,943 70.00-150.00
(11TH HIGHEST GROSSING INTERNATIONAL SHOW)

^^^ not the most expensive ticket at that venue. Streisand grossed 20,393,076 for 3 shows with 41,045. Prince grossed 22,052,026 off 351,527 for 21 shows.


ROLLING STONES
DUBLIN,IRELANDLANE CASTLE
8/18/07
68,647 (68,647) 100%
8,056,927 80.00-250.00

ROLLING STONES
GOTHENBURG,SWEDEN:ULLEVI STADIUM
8/3/07
56,381 (56,381) 100%
7,712,619 943.22

ROLLING STONES
COPENHAGEN,DENMARKARKEN NATIONAL STADIUM DENMARK
8/5/07
41,164 (47,409) 86%
6,568,794 872.38

Thought they played more shows in 2007...

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Thought they played more shows in 2007...

Those were the only shows with figures reported to Pollstar magazine. Got these out of the year end issue with the top 100 Grossing International shows.

Someone posted all the datas of the 2006-Europeen shows.
Do these also exist for 2007?

The 86% (For Denmark) refers to the attendance? No way was the stadium only 86% full. The field was packed and the stands only had a few seats left. It'd be more like 95% full.

JumpingKentFlash

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The 86% (For Denmark) refers to the attendance? No way was the stadium only 86% full. The field was packed and the stands only had a few seats left. It'd be more like 95% full.

I'll second that!! I've been to this particular stadium many times (4 times before just for the Stones) and I've never been in such a crowded field in my life.

I went to the toilet once - and this was before the Stones came on - and after this experience I resolved that if I had to pee again - I would do it in my trousers You could literally not move.

And looking up at the stands I'd say there were only a few seats left - mainly in the "poor-view" section.

The attendance figure I've heard - somwhere else I cannot recall where - said 45.000 app. out of 48.000 sold. Which gives 93,75%

And what a great concert - Keef was on fire. >< And during the B-stage I was standing like 1½ metres from the man. Maybe they had something to prove after Sweden??? But reading back there seems to be much confusion over what actually happened in Sweden and what did not?

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JumpingKentFlash
The 86% (For Denmark) refers to the attendance? No way was the stadium only 86% full. The field was packed and the stands only had a few seats left. It'd be more like 95% full.

I'll second that!! I've been to this particular stadium many times (4 times before just for the Stones) and I've never been in such a crowded field in my life.

I went to the toilet once - and this was before the Stones came on - and after this experience I resolved that if I had to pee again - I would do it in my trousers You could literally not move.

And looking up at the stands I'd say there were only a few seats left - mainly in the "poor-view" section.

The attendance figure I've heard - somwhere else I cannot recall where - said 45.000 app. out of 48.000 sold. Which gives 93,75%

And what a great concert - Keef was on fire. >< And during the B-stage I was standing like 1½ metres from the man. Maybe they had something to prove after Sweden??? But reading back there seems to be much confusion over what actually happened in Sweden and what did not?

Well it was certainly packed where I was (Keef side against the road to the b-stage in the middle). But I've also read that Viking boss MickJaggeroo had, and I quote, "Plenty of space to dance in". But the inner fields are rarely filled up due to security I guess.

JumpingKentFlash

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JumpingKentFlash
Well it was certainly packed where I was (Keef side against the road to the b-stage in the middle). But I've also read that Viking boss MickJaggeroo had, and I quote, "Plenty of space to dance in". But the inner fields are rarely filled up due to security I guess.

Well, we never got that close to the main stage. We came pretty early and took our places up against the site of the B-stage. At least that way we would get to see them up close for almost four songs.....plus Jagger's unexpected run at the end of "Brown Sugar"