These first-place finishes come after the band reported box-office totals from their Arirang World Tour, which began earlier this year with a three-night run at Goyang Stadium in South Korea from April 9 to April 12.
Since the tour began BTS has played stadium shows across Asia, Europe and North America. The band finished their U.S. Dates with a concert at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California on September 6.
BTS Leads Box-Office Rankings with Huge Stadium Sales
On the LIVE75 chart, which ranks tours by ticket sales BTS claimed the top position by averaging 72,004 tickets per show over six recent concerts at three U.S. Stadiums. This average beat the attendance numbers of Noah Kahan (No. 2) Karol G (No. 3) And Chris Brown & Usher (No. 4) Who each averaged forty thousand tickets.
BTS’s biggest single show happened at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey where 157,798 fans watched the performances on August 1 and 2 bringing in a gross of thirty-one point eight million dollars. Other reported figures are 141,288 tickets sold at Baltimore’s M&T Bank Stadium on August 10 and 11 and 132,943 tickets at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts on August 5 and 6.
Global Concert Pulse
BTS appeared at number one on the Global Concert Pulse chart averaging twelve point seven million dollars per show over eighteen concerts during the chart’s three-month eligibility period. That gross average is three point three million dollars higher than Colombian singer Karol G, who ranked second with a nine point four million dollar average from ten shows on her Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitour stadium tour.
Looking ahead BTS will bring the Arirang World Tour to South America in October. After that the band will play shows in markets until March 2027 and will also perform multiple shows in Melbourne and Sydney, Australia in February.
Riley Green and Jonas Brothers Debut on LIVE75
Country star Riley Green entered the ten on the LIVE75 chart at number seven averaging twenty-four thousand nine hundred and eighty-nine tickets over three outdoor amphitheater shows on his Cowboy As It Gets Tour. Green drew twenty-two thousand five hundred and fifty-six fans at Jiffy Lube Live in Bristow, Virginia on August 8 after a crowd of twenty-two thousand two hundred and fifty-six at Blossom Music Center in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio on August 7 and eighteen thousand six hundred and fifty-five fans at Darien Lake Performing Arts Center in Darien Center, New York on August 6.
Meanwhile the Jonas Brothers reached number fourteen on LIVE75 averaging thirteen thousand nine hundred and forty-five tickets per night over four shows on two tours. The trio finished their Jonas20: Greetings from Your Hometown Tour on August 8 with a sell-out crowd of twelve thousand one hundred and thirty-two at Croix-Bleue Medavie Stadium in Moncton, New Brunswick. Two weeks later they started The Burning Up Tour: All Over Again—a revival of their 2008-2009 tour—drawing forty-three thousand six hundred and fifty-one fans over three nights at Madison Square Garden from August 20 to 22. The tour will continue through American arenas until December and will include a two-night event at the Hollywood Bowl, in Los Angeles in November.
Additional Global Concert Pulse Entries
ENHYPEN: Debuted at No. 19 on Global Concert Pulse with a gross average of $2.3 million across 13 shows on their Blood Saga world tour, which is currently scheduled into March 2027.
Mumford & Sons: Entered the ranking at No. 23 with an average gross of $1.8 million over 22 performances in support of their latest album, Prizefighter, released earlier this year in February.
