The Quittin' Time Tour reaches No. 1 after spending the last three months in the top 10.
By Eric Frankenberg
Zach BryanrulesBillboard’s June Boxscore report with 10 shows from The Quittin’ Time Tour. According to figures reported to Billboard Boxscore, Bryan grossed $68.9 million and sold 340,000 tickets in June.
It’s the first monthly win for Bryan, after scaling as high as No. 2 in March, seated behind Bad Bunny. He clocked two more top 10 placements in April (No. 10) and May (No. 4) before hitting the summit. Following Morgan Wallen (April 2023), he is only the second country artist to top the list.
The Quittin’ Time Tour has earned $184 million and sold 929,000 tickets since launching on March 5, current through the end of June. Barely past its halfway point, the trek has already quadrupled the gross of Bryan’s Burn Burn Burn Tour from last year, which itself had quadrupled 2022’s The American Run Tour. In two years, he has multiplied his average per-show gross by more than 14, up from $292,000 in ’22, to $4.3 million.
Top Tours
Billboard Boxscore – June 2024
Table with 5 columns and 30 rows.
1
Zach Bryan
$68.9M
340K
10
2
Coldplay
$68M
576K
10
3
P!nk
$60.7M
445K
9
4
Dead & Company
$50.2M
162K
10
5
Aventura
$41.8M
259K
19
6
Justin Timberlake
$41.3M
173K
13
7
Kenny Chesney
$37.3M
318K
9
8
Chris Brown
$34.9M
201K
15
9
Green Day
$33.8M
383K
10
10
Luke Combs
$31.8M
237K
5
11
Noah Kahan
$27M
227K
14
12
Metallica
$21.1M
191K
4
13
Melanie Martinez
$21.1M
205K
15
14
Girls Aloud
$19.1M
200K
20
15
Ed Sheeran
$18.8M
190K
5
16
Janet Jackson
$18.3M
177K
17
17
Liam Gallagher
$18.1M
188K
12
18
Luis Miguel
$17.8M
115K
11
19
Jerry Seinfeld
$17.5M
125K
12
20
Billy Joel
$17.5M
67.5K
2
21
Red Hot Chili Peppers
$16.6M
133K
7
22
blink-182
$15.9M
121K
6
23
Karol G
$15.4M
150K
11
24
Tim McGraw
$15.3M
140K
13
25
Rod Stewart
$13.2M
123K
12
26
Take That
$13M
129K
6
27
Dave Matthews Band
$12.9M
168K
10
28
The Killers
$12.6M
108K
7
29
Feid
$11.8M
92.9K
6
30
Roland Kaiser
$11.5M
160K
9
According to figures reported to Billboard Boxscore for engagements from June 2024.
Coldplay is June’s runner-up, logging its third month at No. 2, in addition to its three months at No. 1. During the month, the British rockers grossed $68 million and sold 576,000 tickets.
The band’s consistency – six months in the top two, plus eight more elsewhere in the top 10 – has paid off: the Music of the Spheres Tour has grossed $875.8 million and sold 8.2 million tickets since launching in March 2022.
Both the tour’s gross and attendance are the second biggest in Boxscore history. Elton John’s Farewell Yellow Brick Road Tour (2018-23) grossed $939.1 million, and Ed Sheeran’s The Divide Tour (2017-19) sold 8.9 million tickets. With more dates scheduled, Coldplay is likely to overtake both by the end of the summer.
Top Boxscores
Billboard Boxscore – June 2024
Table with 5 columns and 30 rows.
Rank
Artist(s)Venue/Date(s)
GrossPrice(s)
AttendanceNo. of Shows
Promoter
1
ColdplayGroupama Stadium, Lyon, France June 22-23, 25
$22.6M$160.45 / $21.39
165K3
Live Nation
2
Zach BryanMile High Stadium, Denver, Colo. June 14-15
$20.5M$500 / $21
110K2
AEG Presents
3
ColdplayPuskas Ferenc Stadion, Budapest, Hungary June 16, 18-19
$18M$130.62 / $19.92
167K3
Live Nation
4
Dead & CompanySphere, Las Vegas, Nev. June 6-8
$15.5M256.49
48.7K3
Live Nation
5
Dead & CompanySphere, Las Vegas, Nev. June 20-22
$15.2M308.27
49.3K3
Live Nation
6
ColdplayOlympic Stadium, Athens, Greece June 8-9
$15.2M$154.09 / $21.70
139K2
Live Nation
7
Luke CombsSoFi Stadium, Inglewood, Calif. June 14-15
$15.1M$159.50 / $25
107K2
AEG Presents
8
Dead & CompanySphere, Las Vegas, Nev. June 13-15
$14.8M305.74
48.5K3
Live Nation
9
P!nkTottenham Hotspur Stadium, London, England June 15-16
$14.6M$203.39 / $63.54
102K2
Marshall Arts
10
P!nkHampden Park, Glasgow, Scotland June 28-29
$14.2M$202.24 / $63.20
98.4K2
Marshall Arts
11
P!nkAviva Stadium, Dublin, Ireland June 20-21
$13.4M$350.44 / $89.42
101K2
Marshall Arts; MCD
12
Billy JoelSoldier Field, Chicago, Ill. June 21
$12.5M$349.50 / $79.50
48.7K1
Live Nation
13
ColdplayStadionul National, Bucharest, Romania June 12-13
$12.2M$147.56 / $23.30
105K2
Live Nation
14
P!nkAnfield, Liverpool. England June 24-25
$11.9M$202.23 / $63.20
85.6K2
Marshall Arts
15
Zach BryanGillette Stadium, Foxborough, Mass. June 26
$11.7M229.19
49.8K1
AEG Presents
16
Zach BryanFord Field, Detroit, Mich. June 20
$11.2M$475 / $25
45.4K1
AEG Presents
17
MetallicaOlympiastadion, Helsinki, Finland June 7, 9
$11M105.03
105K2
Live Nation
18
Bruno MarsDolby Live, Las Vegas, Nev. June 7-8, 12, 14-15
$10.2M$600 / $99.50
26.4K5
MGM Resorts International
19
MetallicaTelia Parken, Copenhagen, Denmark June 14, 16
$10M116.76
86K2
Live Nation
20
Luke CombsRice-Eccles Stadium, Salt Lake City, Utah June 7-8
$9.7M129.55
75K2
AEG Presents
21
Zach BryanNissan Stadium, Nashville, Tenn. June 29
$8.8M$449.50 / $25
49.5K1
AEG Presents
22
Zach BryanCrypto.com Arena, Los Angeles, Calif. June 2-4
$8.7M$325 / $59
49.2K3
AEG Presents
23
Kenny ChesneyLincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia, Pa. June 8
$8.5M$375 / $60
56.3K1
Messina Touring Group/AEG Presents
24
Lady GagaDolby Live, Las Vegas, Nev. June 19-20, 27, 29-30
$8.2M$606.09 / $91.09
26.5K5
Live Nation; MGM Resorts International
25
The KillersCo-Op Live, Manchester, United Kingdom June 18-19, 21-22
$8.1M$82.45 / $57.08
68.5K1
SJM Concerts
26
Zach BryanT-Mobile Arena, Las Vegas, Nev. June 7-8
$8M$224.16 / $218.83
35.5K2
AEG Presents
27
Green DayWembley Stadium, London, England June 29
$7.9M$125.12 / $62.56
76K1
SJM Concerts
28
Justin TimberlakeMadison Square Garden, New York, N.Y. June 25-26
$7.7M$410 / $55
27.5K2
Live Nation
29
Kenny ChesneySoldier Field, Chicago, Ill. June 15
$7.6M$360 / $40
54.6K1
Messina Touring Group/AEG Presents
30
AventuraPrudential Center, Newark, N.J. June 2-4
$7.5M$231 / $71
41.6K3
Cardenas Marketing Network
According to figures reported to Billboard Boxscore for engagements from June 2024
The major asterisk for these all-time highs is that Taylor Swift has not reported figures for The Eras Tour. Billboard estimated more than $900 million in the bank and over four million tickets sold by last November. Since then, she’s performed in Asia, Australia and Europe, with a return to North America scheduled for the fall, meaning that she is likely far beyond $1 billion and nearing Sheeran’s attendance total to boot.
While Bryan leads Coldplay on Top Tours, they reverse fortunes on Top Boxscores, with the latter’s three shows at Groupama Stadium in Lyon, France, ($22.6 million, 165,000 tickets) beating the former’s double-header at Mile High Stadium in Denver ($20.5 million, 110,000 tickets). The Lyon venue rules Top Stadiums.
Both acts litter the rest of Top Boxscores, with Coldplay appearing four times in the top half, and Bryan totaling six entries. That’s each artist’s entire slate of shows from June, dominating the chart in stadiums – Coldplay in Europe and Bryan in the U.S.
Top Promoters
Billboard Boxscore – June 2024
Table with 5 columns and 10 rows.
Promoter
Total Gross
Total Attendance
No. of Shows
1
Live Nation
$545M
4.6M
373
2
AEG Presents
$254.3M
2.4M
609
3
SJM Concerts
$67M
711K
56
4
Marshall Arts
$60.7M
445K
9
5
Cardenas Marketing Network
$60.3M
382K
31
6
Semmel Concerts
$45.2M
536K
59
7
TEG Group
$38M
356K
71
8
OCESA
$33.4M
510K
112
9
MGM Resorts International
$20M
68.2K
22
10
HYBE
$17.3M
145K
12
According to figures reported to Billboard Boxscore for engagements from June 2024.
Further, the entire Top Tours chart is stronger than ever. German singer Roland Kaiser rounds out the list at No. 30, via $11.5 million from nine shows. That’s higher than the bottom of the list has ever been, outpacing the $10.8 million from Marco Antonio Solis last September. June marks the second month since the charts launched in 2019 that all 30 ranked tours reported grosses of $10 million or more.
June’s top 30 artists mix veteran artists such as Dead & Company, Billy Joel and Luis Miguel with fresh faces including Bryan, Feid and Noah Kahan. Classic pop groups make their mark, as Girls Aloud’s 2024 reunion lands at No. 14 with $19.1 million and Take That’s U.K. tour continues at No. 26 with $13 million.
Top Venues (10,001-15k Capacity)
Billboard Boxscore - June 2024
Table with 5 columns and 10 rows.
1
OVO Hydro Glasgow
$20.7M
178K
17
2
Moody CenterAustin
$11.6M
92.7K
9
3
MGM Grand GardenLas Vegas
$11.6M
36K
3
4
Footprint CenterPhoenix
$10.1M
89.8K
8
5
Dickies ArenaFort Worth
$6.9M
46.9K
4
6
Forest Hills StadiumNew York
$6.4M
75.1K
6
7
RAC ArenaPerth
$4.8M
95.1K
12
8
CFG Bank ArenaBaltimore
$4.8M
40.9K
4
9
OVO Arena WembleyLondon
$4.6M
40.7K
6
10
Van Andel ArenaGrand Rapids
$4.3M
51K
6
According to figures reported to Billboard Boxscore for engagements from June 2024.
The top-grossing venue of June is Las Vegas’ Sphere. The room hosted 10 shows across four weekends with artist-in-residency Dead & Company. The supergroup brought in $50.2 million and sold 162,000 tickets, enough to land at No. 4 on Top Tours and sprinkle Top Boxscores at Nos. 4, 5 and 8.
Up 38% from May, it’s Sphere’s second consecutive month at No. 1, with its one-of-a-kind concert experience driving high ticket prices. Madison Square Garden out-sold Sphere by more than 80,000 tickets and grossed about $12 million less, with the latter nearly doubling MSG’s average ticket ($309 vs. $156).
The lower-capacity venue charts are dominated by Glasgow (OVO Hydro), Atlanta (Fox Theatre) and Las Vegas (Dolby Live and Encore Theater at Wynn Las Vegas). Historically blocked by larger venues on the 5,000-capacity-and-under ranking, Encore Theater scores its first month at No. 1 on the new chart that breaks out venues with a cap of 2,500 or less.
Top Venues (2,501-5k Capacity)
billboard boxscore - June 2024
Table with 5 columns and 10 rows.
Rank
Venue/City
Total Gross
Total Attendance
No. of Shows
1
Fox TheatreAtlanta
$5.5M
64.7K
15
2
Fallsview Casino ResortNiagara Falls
$4.5M
49.6K
11
3
David A. Straz, Jr. Center for the Performing Arts, Morsani HallTampa
$2.5M
33.5K
15
4
Beacon TheatreNew York
$2.3M
28K
12
5
Altria TheaterRichmond
$1.9M
27.9K
9
6
Stage AEPittsburgh
$1.9M
36.4K
11
7
The Mission BallroomDenver
$1.6M
35.6K
13
8
Fox TheaterOakland
$1.6M
24.6K
13
9
Santa Barbara BowlSanta Barbara
$1.5M
15.7K
4
10
KEMBA Live!Columbus
$1.4M
30.8K
12
According to figures reported to Billboard Boxscore for engagements from June 2024.
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