With gross earnings of $373,463,379, Puerto Rican rapper Bad Bunny tops Billboard magazine’s list of tours to tour in 2022.
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Bad Bunny attracted 1,826,339 viewers during the 65 shows it presented that year. Elton John ($334,385,023), Ed Sheeran ($246,287,916), Harry Styles ($214,408,180) and Coldplay ($208,000,727) follow.
Bad Bunny became the first non-English Latin artist to dominate that year’s charts.
The Rolling Stones ($179,349,815), the Red Hot Chili Peppers ($176,998,650), the Combo Def Leppard-Mötley Crüe ($173,474,649), Kenny Chesney ($135,046,047) and Canadian The Weeknd ($131,056 $.262) round out the top 10.
Ed Sheeran drew the highest viewership with $3,047,969 for the 63 shows on his tour.
The Bell Center
For amphitheaters seating over 15,000, New York’s Madison Square Garden grossed $241,356,906 with 124 shows presented to an audience of 1,757,331.
This is followed by the 02 Arena in London, the Kia Forum in Inglewood, the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas and the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena is ranked 11th with 48 shows, 517,637 spectators and total revenue of $40,033,072 and the Bell Center is ranked 30th.
Harry Styles had its top-grossing performance with 15 shows at Madison Square Garden, grossing $63,102,676. Shows in front of 276,852 spectators.