The complete boxscores of the last tour:



The Rolling Stones, Cage the Elephant U Arena Paris, France Oct. 19, 22, 25, 2017 $18,529,324 109,126 / 109,126 3 / 3 $341.23, $68.25 Concerts West/AEG Presents/Interconcerts

The Rolling Stones, Kaleo Stadtpark Festwiese Hamburg, Germany Sept. 9, 2017 $11,954,300 81,193 / 81,193 1 / 1 $742.20, $54.57 Concerts West/AEG Presents/FKP Scorpio Konzertproduktionen

The Rolling Stones, Kaleo Olympiastadion Munich, Germany Sept. 12, 2017 $11,792,289 72,637 / 72,637 1 / 1 $742.50, $54.57 Concerts West/AEG Presents/FKP Scorpio Konzertproduktionen

The Rolling Stones, Kaleo, John Lee Hooker Jr. Beim Red Bull Ring Spielberg, Austria Sept. 16, 2017 $11,202,349 95,004 / 95,004 1 / 1 $477.90, $55.57 Concerts West/AEG Presents/Nova Music

The Rolling Stones, The Struts Stadion Letzigrund Zurich, Switzerland Sept. 20, 2017 $10,304,275 48,963 / 48,963 1 / 1 $455.52, $55.67 Concerts West/AEG Presents/abc Production

The Rolling Stones, Los Zigarros Estadi Olimpic Lluis Companys Barcelona, Spain Sept. 27, 2017 $8,769,703 58,622 / 58,622 1 / 1 $324.88, $56.01 Concerts West/AEG Presents/Doctor Music Productions

The Rolling Stones, De Staat Amsterdam Arena Amsterdam, Netherlands Sept. 30, 2017 $8,762,079 54,791 / 54,791 1 / 1 $249.98, $55.55 Concerts West/AEG Presents/Mojo Concerts

The Rolling Stones, Rival Sons Telia Parken Copenhagen, Denmark Oct. 3, 2017 $8,510,736 47,002 / 47,002 1 / 1 $254, $53.88 Concerts West/AEG Presents

The Rolling Stones, Rival Sons Esprit Arena Dusseldorf, Germany Oct. 9, 2017 $8,487,199 43,295 / 43,295 1 / 1 $742.20, $54.57 Concerts West/AEG Presents/FKP Scorpio Konzertproduktionen

The Rolling Stones, Hellacopters Friends Arena Solna, Sweden Oct. 12, 2017 $7,880,697 53,770 / 53,770 1 / 1 $295.45, $67.74 Concerts West/AEG Presents/EMA Telstar

The Rolling Stones, The Struts Mura Storiche Lucca, Italy Sept. 23, 2017 $7,618,277 55,604 / 55,604 1 / 1 $331.83, $55.30 Concerts West/AEG Presents/D'Alessandro e Galli

The Rolling Stones, Leon Bridges GelreDome Arnhem, Netherlands Oct. 15, 2017 $6,146,461 35,338 / 35,338 1 / 1 $249.79, $55.51 Concerts West/AEG Presents/Mojo Concerts


I'm out of time right now, someone can post a better summary of gross and attendance.

Total attendance 755,345.

Average attendance (par show) 53,953.

Impressive...

Hey, Mick, Keith, think about a contingency of another European mini -tour (fall tour, perhaps), after the UK gigs in the 2018!

As for gross, my calculator does "refuse" to work... It gets dizzy, seeing how many money can be earned, by just 14 gigs...

Money: $ 119,957,689 in total (ca. € 103 million).



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Money: $ 119,957,689 in total (ca. € 103 million).

for just 32 hours of work (14 shows each 2 hours and 15 min)

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Irix

Money: $ 119,957,689 in total (ca. € 103 million).

for just 32 hours of work (14 shows each 2 hours and 15 min)

But note that the money is only revenue - there're cost and taxes before the net profit ....

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Money: $ 119,957,689 in total (ca. € 103 million).

for just 32 billable hours (14 shows each 2 hours and 15 min)

Believe me, they were "on the clock" and worked a hell of a lot more than the 32 hours they were visible on stage.

Peace,
Mr DJA

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Money: $ 119,957,689 in total (ca. € 103 million).

for just 32 hours of work (14 shows each 2 hours and 15 min)

But note that the money is only revenue - there're cost and taxes before the net profit ....

And there's more money - from sponsors, merchandising...

Before "No Filter" tour, the total attendance of the Stones concerts since 2012 was 3,3 million, without including Glastonbury and 4 gigs at Festival Sites from "14 On Fire Tour". Now total attendance (since 2012) does exceed the number of 4 million and, if we count Glasto and the others, it must be somewhere near 4.5 million. Only by 71 gigs...

"Stonesland" is still very strong!

Sorry, the gigs since 2012 are over 100, not 71.

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Money: $ 119,957,689 in total (ca. € 103 million).

for just 32 hours of work (14 shows each 2 hours and 15 min)

But note that the money is only revenue - there're cost and taxes before the net profit ....

And there's lots of work off the stage as well

If only it were lucrative to write, record and release new music...

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Money: $ 119,957,689 in total (ca. € 103 million).

for just 32 hours of work (14 shows each 2 hours and 15 min)

But note that the money is only revenue - there're cost and taxes before the net profit ....

And there's more money - from sponsors, merchandising...

jaggers new love is gonna cost alot of money !!!
Jeroen

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Money: $ 119,957,689 in total (ca. € 103 million).

for just 32 hours of work (14 shows each 2 hours and 15 min)

But note that the money is only revenue - there're cost and taxes before the net profit ....

And there's more money - from sponsors, merchandising...

jaggers new love is gonna cost alot of money !!!
Jeroen

These 'gross'es are from/ for the promoter/-s.
The Stones play shows at a fixed rate...
(and probably take a % of profits as well, plus 'extra-curricular' revenue like from food & drinks etc.)

The merch is 100% Stones Inc. revenue, I guess.

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If only it were lucrative to write, record and release new music...

post of the week!

the band seemed to make a lot of money, well done, add on micks child tax credits and he could double his money.

So the Spielberg was the most popular venue despite the expectations before the show. Without the 4 of us it would be a round number

Spielberg was the hugest venue and Stones is the most popular live act in the world. So...

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So the Spielberg was the most popular …

maybe not amongst the Stones themselves because the generated more money with their show in Hamburg

[en.wikipedia.org]

absolutely amazing, 54k average attendance

official merchandising gross not included!!!

Also here: [iorr.org]

oh sorry, had not seen that

Does anyone know how these Boxscores come from? I don't doubt their veracity, but just wonder where these numbers get published and why they publish them.. because why would they let the public know how much Millions they made?
And do the Promoters still get some of that money or is this already the money the band gets?

Billboard's Boxscore does publish numbers from gigs. But I think Georgelicks knew the particular numbers from No Filter Tour before their publication on the well known magazine.

Given all the current attention to tax matters..Panama Papers and now the Paradise Papers, it would be interesting to know where the bands profits are logged.
The Netherlands?
Cayman Isles or Dutch Antilles?
Can't imagine its the UK somehow.

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Does anyone know how these Boxscores come from? I don't doubt their veracity, but just wonder where these numbers get published and why they publish them.. because why would they let the public know how much Millions they made?
And do the Promoters still get some of that money or is this already the money the band gets?

These figures are what the promoters make. The Stones play at fixed rates (supposedly appr. $1.000.000 per band member per show).

They have their c'y business office in Amsterdam - (yes, for taxation reasons...)
widely known, published & discussed fact.
Where the actual money is: I dunno.

Not my business, I'd say.

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They have their c'y business office in Amsterdam - (yes, for taxation reasons...)
widely known, published & discussed fact.
Where the actual money is: I dunno.

Not my business, I'd say.

Not for long, I heard? At least the taxes will be higher in Holland from 2020 and on...



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They have their c'y business office in Amsterdam - (yes, for taxation reasons...)
widely known, published & discussed fact.
Where the actual money is: I dunno.

Not my business, I'd say.

Out of our pockets. Well, at least out of the pockets of the people who went to the concerts.