List of highest-grossing concert series at a single venue

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Coldplay earned the highest gross for a multi-day engagement with their Wembley Stadium concerts in 2025 ColdplayManch030623118 (cropped).jpg
Coldplay earned the highest gross for a multi-day engagement with their Wembley Stadium concerts in 2025
Celine Dion earned the highest gross for a residency with her New Day... shows from 2003 to 2007 Celine Dion Concert Singing 'Taking Chances' 2008.jpg
Celine Dion earned the highest gross for a residency with her New Day... shows from 2003 to 2007

The following is a list of the highest-grossing concert series at a single venue (excluding music festivals). A run of concerts at the same venue may be promoted as a standalone residency or a multi-day engagement from a larger concert tour. Both Pollstar and Billboard have defined residencies as 10 shows or more at a single location. [1] However, Billboard omits all "mini-residencies within a tour" from its rankings, favoring events that established independent names, productions and set lists. [2]

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Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band are the earliest known artists to gross over $30 million on a multi-day engagement. They performed at the Giants Stadium for 10 nights in 2003, yielding $38.6 million. In 2011, Take That broke their record twice: the first time with eight dates at Etihad Stadium ($44.1 million) and the second with eight dates at Wembley Stadium ($62.8 million). Harry Styles eclipsed them by holding 15 performances at Madison Square Garden in 2022, registering a $63.1 million total.

Beyoncé was the first woman to report earnings above $30 million. Her five shows at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium were estimated to generate $38.9 million in 2023. Two years later, she played five concerts at MetLife Stadium, drawing $70.2 million to beat Styles. Also in 2025, Shakira outdid both and grossed $76 million after 12 nights at Estadio GNP Seguros. Coldplay followed with $131.4 million from 10 dates at Wembley Stadium, which became the first run to exceed $100 million.

Celine Dion is the top earner among residency performers, grossing $681 million across the New Day... (2003–2007) and Celine (2011–2019) series. Most residencies are staged at theaters in the Las Vegas Valley because of its popularity as a tourist destination, [2] though artists such as Billy Joel and Springsteen have launched events based in New York City. Joel's At the Garden (2014–2024) is the leading residency by a male solo act. U2 holds the record among bands, collecting $244.4 million from U2:UV Achtung Baby Live at Sphere (2023–2024).

Part of concert tours

*Indicates that the multi-day engagement had the highest gross up to that point
List of highest-grossing multi-day engagements at a single venue
RankActual gross Adjusted gross
(in 2024 dollars)
ArtistVenueTour titleYearShowsRef.
1$131,400,000$131,400,000 Coldplay Wembley Stadium Music of the Spheres World Tour *202510 [3]
2$76,018,118$76,018,118 Shakira Estadio GNP Seguros Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour *202512 [a]
3$70,284,615$70,284,615 Beyoncé MetLife Stadium Cowboy Carter Tour *20255 [5]
4$63,102,676$67,802,727 Harry Styles Madison Square Garden Love On Tour *202215 [6]
5$62,823,259$86,261,520 Take That Wembley Stadium Progress Live *20118 [7]
6$61,580,067$61,580,067 Beyoncé Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Cowboy Carter Tour 20256 [5]
7$55,424,228$55,424,228 Mercedes-Benz Stadium 20255 [8]
8$49,695,814$53,397,288 Coldplay Estadio River Plate Music of the Spheres World Tour 202210 [9]
9$49,520,804$49,520,804 Croke Park 20244 [10]
10$49,209,920$52,875,203 Wembley Stadium 20226 [7]
11$47,755,551$49,283,770 Harry Styles Kia Forum Love On Tour 202215 [b]
12$45,540,402$46,997,735 Beyoncé SoFi Stadium Renaissance World Tour 20233 [12]
13$44,183,145$61,758,363 Take That Etihad Stadium Progress Live *20118 [6]
14$43,489,631$43,489,631 Bruno Mars Tokyo Dome Bruno Mars Live 20247 [10]
15$43,362,248$43,362,248 Coldplay Singapore National Stadium Music of the Spheres World Tour 20246
16$42,523,825$42,523,825 Beyoncé Soldier Field Cowboy Carter Tour 20253 [5]
17$40,104,881$41,388,272 Coldplay Estádio do Morumbi Music of the Spheres World Tour 20236 [12]
18$40,809,884$40,809,884 Lady Gaga Singapore National Stadium Lion City Mayhem 20254 [13]
19$39,849,890$41,125,121 Beyoncé Mercedes-Benz Stadium Renaissance World Tour 20233 [12]
20$39,719,132$39,719,132 Stade de France Cowboy Carter Tour 20253 [5]
21$38,986,169$40,233,760 Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Renaissance World Tour 20235 [12]
22$38,684,050$66,122,574 Bruce Springsteen  · E Street Band Giants Stadium The Rising Tour *200310 [14]
23$38,437,649$41,300,585 Ed Sheeran Wembley Stadium +−=÷× Tour 20225 [7]
24$37,970,877$52,005,626 Roger Waters Estadio River Plate The Wall Live 20129 [15]
25$37,848,426$37,848,426 Coldplay Accor Stadium Music of the Spheres World Tour 20244 [10]
26$37,341,665$38,536,631 Harry Styles Wembley Stadium Love On Tour 20234 [7]
27$35,944,850$38,622,116 BTS Allegiant Stadium Permission to Dance on Stage 20224 [16]
28$35,492,477$35,492,477 Beyoncé NRG Stadium Cowboy Carter Tour 20252 [17]
29$34,448,581$34,448,581 Coldplay Goyang Stadium Music of the Spheres World Tour 20256 [18]
30$33,316,345$35,797,833 BTS SoFi Stadium Permission to Dance on Stage 20224 [16]
31$33,082,997$34,141,682 Beyoncé MetLife Stadium Renaissance World Tour 20232 [12]
32$33,030,164$33,030,164 Coldplay Ernst-Happel-Stadion Music of the Spheres World Tour 20244 [10]
33$32,941,256$32,941,256 Kai Tak Sports Park 20254 [18]
34$32,754,065$45,783,012 U2 Estádio do Morumbi 360° Tour 20113 [19]
35$31,692,656$32,706,849 George Strait Nissan Stadium Stadium Tour20232 [12]
36$31,332,332$32,334,994 Beyoncé NRG Stadium Renaissance World Tour 20232
37$31,096,479$33,412,626 Bad Bunny SoFi Stadium World's Hottest Tour 20222 [16]
38$30,322,573$32,581,077 Coldplay Johan Cruyff Arena Music of the Spheres World Tour 20224 [12]
39$30,115,863$31,079,597 Beyoncé Soldier Field Renaissance World Tour 20232

Concert residencies

*Indicates that the residency had the highest gross up to that point
List of highest-grossing residencies
RankActual gross Adjusted gross
(in 2024 dollars)
ArtistVenueResidency titleYearShowsRef.
1$385,100,000$583,984,898 Celine Dion The Colosseum at Caesars Palace A New Day... *2003–2007714 [20]
2$296,200,000$364,283,978 Celine 2011–2019427
3$266,800,000$266,800,000 Billy Joel Madison Square Garden Billy Joel at the Garden 2014–2024104 [2]
4$244,478,903$244,478,903 U2 Sphere U2:UV Achtung Baby Live at Sphere 2023–202440 [21]
5$166,400,000$243,882,984 Elton John The Colosseum at Caesars Palace The Red Piano 2004–2009248 [22]
6$154,800,000$154,800,000 Bruno Mars Dolby Live Bruno Mars at Park MGM 2016–202592 [2]
7$137,700,000$137,700,000 Garth Brooks The Colosseum at Caesars Palace Garth Brooks/Plus One 2023–202572
8$137,695,392$176,633,690 Britney Spears Zappos Theater Piece of Me 2013–2017248 [23]
9$135,500,000$135,500,000 Eagles Sphere Live in Concert at Sphere2024–202528 [2]
10$131,400,000$131,400,000 Dead & Company Dead Forever: Live at Sphere 202430
11$131,200,000$164,286,880 Elton John The Colosseum at Caesars Palace The Million Dollar Piano 2011–2018189 [22]
12$113,058,952$141,570,903 Bruce Springsteen Walter Kerr Theatre Springsteen on Broadway 2017–2018236 [24]
13$110,041,261$110,041,261 Lady Gaga Dolby Live Enigma + Jazz & Piano 2018–202472 [25]
14$101,900,000$127,597,813 Jennifer Lopez Zappos Theater All I Have 2016–2018120 [22]

See also

Notes

  1. The first 11 shows grossed $70.7 million, while the twelfth added $5.25 million to the total after Shakira was eclipsed by Coldplay. [4]
  2. Styles rescheduled three out of the 15 shows for 2023 due to illness. [11]

References

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