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Not to be confused with the List of highest-grossing concert tours.
For the most-attended concert series, see List of most-attended concert series at a single venue.

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

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]

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 $131.3 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

Key
* Indicates the multi-day engagement had grossed the most revenue up to that point
Multi-day engagements with over $30 million in revenue
Rank Actual gross Adjusted gross
(in 2025 dollars) 		Artist Venue Tour title Year Shows Ref.
1 $131,389,430 $131,389,430 Coldplay Wembley Stadium Music of the Spheres World Tour * 2025 10 [3]
2 $88,049,427 $88,049,427 Bad Bunny Estadio GNP Seguros Debí Tirar Más Fotos World Tour 2025 8 [4]
3 $76,018,118 $76,018,118 Shakira Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour * 2025 12 [a]
4 $70,284,615 $70,284,615 Beyoncé MetLife Stadium Cowboy Carter Tour * 2025 5 [6]
5 $63,102,676 $69,424,425 Harry Styles Madison Square Garden Love On Tour * 2022 15 [7]
6 $62,823,259 $88,324,712 Take That Wembley Stadium Progress Live * 2011 8 [8]
7 $61,580,067 $61,580,067 Beyoncé Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Cowboy Carter Tour 2025 6 [6]
8 $55,706,053 $55,706,053 SoFi Stadium 2025 5 [6]
9 $55,424,228 $55,424,228 Mercedes-Benz Stadium 2025 4 [9]
10 $49,695,814 $54,674,437 Coldplay Estadio River Plate Music of the Spheres World Tour 2022 10 [10]
11 $49,520,804 $50,823,568 Croke Park 2024 4 [11]
12 $49,209,920 $54,139,865 Wembley Stadium 2022 6 [8]
13 $47,755,551 $50,462,533 Harry Styles Kia Forum Love On Tour 2022 15 [b]
14 $45,540,402 $48,121,821 Beyoncé SoFi Stadium Renaissance World Tour 2023 3 [13]
15 $44,183,145 $63,235,492 Take That Etihad Stadium Progress Live * 2011 8 [7]
16 $43,489,631 $44,633,731 Bruno Mars Tokyo Dome Bruno Mars Live 2024 7 [11]
17 $43,362,248 $44,502,997 Coldplay Singapore National Stadium Music of the Spheres World Tour 2024 6
18 $42,523,825 $42,523,825 Beyoncé Soldier Field Cowboy Carter Tour 2025 3 [6]
19 $40,809,884 $40,809,884 Lady Gaga Singapore National Stadium Lion City Mayhem 2025 4 [14]
20 $40,104,881 $42,378,192 Coldplay Estádio do Morumbi Music of the Spheres World Tour 2023 6 [13]
21 $39,849,890 $42,108,747 Beyoncé Mercedes-Benz Stadium Renaissance World Tour 2023 3 [13]
22 $39,719,132 $39,719,132 Stade de France Cowboy Carter Tour 2025 3 [6]
23 $38,986,169 $41,196,067 Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Renaissance World Tour 2023 5 [13]
24 $38,684,050 $67,704,085 Bruce Springsteen · E Street Band Giants Stadium The Rising Tour * 2003 10 [15]
25 $38,437,649 $42,288,407 Ed Sheeran Wembley Stadium +−=÷× Tour 2022 5 [8]
26 $37,970,877 $53,249,491 Roger Waters Estadio River Plate The Wall Live 2012 9 [16]
27 $37,848,426 $38,844,120 Coldplay Accor Stadium Music of the Spheres World Tour 2024 4 [11]
28 $37,341,665 $39,458,345 Harry Styles Wembley Stadium Love On Tour 2023 4 [8]
29 $35,944,850 $39,545,875 BTS Allegiant Stadium Permission to Dance on Stage 2022 4 [17]
30 $35,492,477 $35,492,477 Beyoncé NRG Stadium Cowboy Carter Tour 2025 2 [18]
31 $34,448,581 $34,448,581 Coldplay Goyang Stadium Music of the Spheres World Tour 2025 6 [19]
32 $33,829,250 $50,587,016 Spice Girls The O2 The Return of the Spice Girls Tour 2008 17 [20]
33 $33,316,345 $36,654,041 BTS SoFi Stadium Permission to Dance on Stage 2022 4 [17]
34 $33,082,997 $34,958,278 Beyoncé MetLife Stadium Renaissance World Tour 2023 2 [13]
35 $33,030,164 $33,899,102 Coldplay Ernst-Happel-Stadion Music of the Spheres World Tour 2024 4 [11]
36 $33,000,000 $33,000,000 Ye SoFi Stadium Ye Live Concert Tour 2026 2026 2 [21]
37 $32,941,256 $32,941,256 Coldplay Kai Tak Sports Park Music of the Spheres World Tour 2025 4 [19]
38 $32,754,065 $46,878,044 U2 Estádio do Morumbi 360° Tour 2011 3 [22]
39 $32,119,163 $42,187,470 The Joshua Tree Tour 2017 2017 4 [23]
40 $31,692,656 $33,489,127 George Strait Nissan Stadium Stadium Tour 2023 2 [13]
41 $31,332,332 $33,108,378 Beyoncé NRG Stadium Renaissance World Tour 2023 2
42 $31,096,479 $34,211,785 Bad Bunny SoFi Stadium World’s Hottest Tour 2022 2 [17]
43 $31,028,582 $31,028,582 Lady Gaga Tokyo Dome The Mayhem Ball 2026 4 [24]
44 $30,683,274 $41,676,355 Grateful Dead Soldier Field Fare Thee Well 2015 3 [25]
45 $30,322,573 $33,360,347 Coldplay Johan Cruyff Arena Music of the Spheres World Tour 2022 4 [13]
46 $30,115,863 $31,822,955 Beyoncé Soldier Field Renaissance World Tour 2023 2

Concert residencies

Key
* Indicates the residency had grossed the most revenue up to that point
Residencies with over $100 million in revenue
Rank Actual gross Adjusted gross
(in 2025 dollars) 		Artist Venue Residency title Year Shows Ref.
1 $385,100,000 $597,952,576 Celine Dion The Colosseum at Caesars Palace A New Day… * 2003–2007 714 [26]
2 $296,200,000 $372,996,876 Celine 2011–2019 427
3 $266,800,000 $273,818,818 Billy Joel Madison Square Garden Billy Joel at the Garden 2014–2024 104 [2]
4 $244,478,903 $250,910,511 U2 Sphere U2:UV Achtung Baby Live at Sphere 2023–2024 40 [27]
5 $166,400,000 $249,716,147 Elton John The Colosseum at Caesars Palace The Red Piano 2004–2009 248 [28]
6 $154,800,000 $154,800,000 Bruno Mars Dolby Live Bruno Mars at Park MGM 2016–2025 92 [2]
7 $137,700,000 $137,700,000 Garth Brooks The Colosseum at Caesars Palace Garth Brooks/Plus One 2023–2025 72
8 $137,695,392 $180,858,392 Britney Spears Zappos Theater Piece of Me 2013–2017 248 [29]
9 $135,500,000 $135,500,000 Eagles Sphere Live in Concert at Sphere 2024–2025 28 [2]
10 $131,400,000 $134,856,794 Dead & Company Dead Forever: Live at Sphere 2024 30
11 $131,200,000 $168,216,274 Elton John The Colosseum at Caesars Palace The Million Dollar Piano 2011–2018 189 [28]
12 $113,058,952 $144,956,979 Bruce Springsteen Walter Kerr Theatre Springsteen on Broadway 2017–2018 236 [30]
13 $110,041,261 $112,936,162 Lady Gaga Dolby Live Enigma + Jazz & Piano 2018–2024 72 [31]
14 $101,900,000 $130,649,682 Jennifer Lopez Zappos Theater All I Have 2016–2018 120 [28]

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 topped by Coldplay.[5]
  2. ^ Styles rescheduled three out of the 15 shows for 2023 due to illness.[12]

References

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  22. ^ “U2 Breaks All-Time Tour Gross Record in Brazil”. Billboard. April 20, 2011. Archived from the original on January 11, 2026. Retrieved April 25, 2023.
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