charts discussion $228.1M in 33 dates | reputation Stadium Tour boxscores

[alestevens]

 

NORTH AMERICA (Leg 1):

 

May 8th - Univ. of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale, AZ - 59,157 / 59,157 - $7,214,478

 

May 11th & 12th - Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara, CA - 107,550 / 107,550 (2 shows) - $14,006,963

 

May 18th & 19th - Rose Bowl, Pasadena, CA - 118,084 / 118,084 (2 shows) - $16,251,980

 

May 22nd - CenturyLink Field, Seattle, WA - 56,021 / 56,021 - $8,672,219

 

May 25th - Sports Authority Field, Denver, CO - 57,140 / 57,140 - $7,926,366

 

June 1st & 2nd - Soldier Field, Chicago, IL - 105,208 / 105,208 (2 shows) - $14,576,697

 

 

EUROPE:

 

June 8th & 9th - Etihad Stadium, Manchester, UK

 

June 15th & 16th - Croke Park, Dublin, IE

 

June 22nd & 23rd - Wembley Stadium, London, UK

 

 

NORTH AMERICA (Leg 2):

 

June 30th - Papa John's Cardinal Stadium, Louisville, KY - 52,138 / 52,138 - $4,928,219

 

July 7th - Ohio Stadium, Columbus, OH - 62,897 / 62,897 - $6,606,529

 

July 10th & 11th - FedEx Field, Washington, DC - 95,672 / 95,672 (2 shows) - $11,396,004

 

July 13th & 14th - Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia, PA - 107,378 / 107,378 (2 shows) - $11,951,047

 

July 17th - FirstEnergy Stadium, Cleveland, OH - 51,323 / 51,323 - $5,148,757

 

July 20th, 21st & 22nd - MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, NJ - 165,654 / 165,654 (3 shows) - $22,031,386 

 

July 26th, 27th & 28th - Gillette Stadium, Foxborough, MA - 174,764 / 174,764 (3 shows) - $21,779,846

 

August 3rd & 4th - Rogers Centre, Toronto, ON - 100,310 / 100,310 (2 shows) - $11,177,000

 

August 7th - Heinz Field, Pittsburgh, PA - 56,445 / 56,445 - $6,230,876

 

August 10th & 11th - Mercedez-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, GA - 116,746 / 116,746 (2 shows) - $18,089,415

 

August 14th - Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, FL - 55,909 / 55,909 - $7,244,264

 

August 18th - Hard Rock Stadium, Miami, FL - 47,818 / 47,818 - $7,072,164

 

August 25th - Nissan Stadium, Nashville, TN - 56,112 / 56,112 - $9,007,179

 

August 28th - Ford Field, Detroit, MI - 49,458 / 49,458 - $6,597,845

 

August 31st & Sept. 1st - U.S. Bank Stadium, Minneapolis, MN - 98,773 / 98,773 - $10,242,023

 

September 8th - Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City, MO

 

September 15th - Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis, IN

 

September 18th - The Dome at America's Center, St. Louis, MO

 

September 22nd - Mercedes-Benz Superdome, New Orleans, LA

 

September 29th - NRG Stadium, Houston, TX

 

October 5th & 6th - AT&T Stadium, Arlington, TX

 

 

OCEANIA:

 

October 19th - Optus Stadium, Perth, AUS

 

October 26th - Etihad Stadium, Melbourne, AUS

 

November 2nd - ANZ Stadium, Sydney, AUS

 

November 6th - The Gabba, Brisbane, AUS

 

November 9th - Mt. Smart Stadium, Auckland, NZ

 

 

ASIA:

 

November 20th & 21st - Tokyo, Japan

 

 

TOTAL - $228,151,257 in 33 shows

Average (so far) - $6,913,674

 

Attendance - 1,794,557 in 33 shows

Average (so far) - 54,380

 

Source: Pollstar via Bcharts + Billboard Boxscores

Edited September 6, 2018 by alestevens

[Swiftea]

SLAY

[Unbreakable Heaven]

LEGEND!!

[CBXC]

End our faves, bitch!

[Kyungsoowift]

[Brodie]

These don’t look like they include any of the VIP tickets in them... Taylor had so many VIP seats too!

 

Either way that gross is fantastic! Who else but her  

[Gimmie Love]

[Holiest Dreams]

Legend, ugh!

[JesusORGod]

"a flop era!!111144r"....  

[Feanor]

Get money bich!

 

And apparently those numbers don’t include the VIP tickets, so imagine the gross of Billboard includes them

[Headlock]

Incredible 

 

 

Y'all I don't think this "Pollstar doesn't include VIP tickets" thing is true, their numbers have always matched up with Billboard's. The ticket prices they include in the little summary never include VIP prices I don't think, but that doesn't mean they aren't included in the boxscore.

For example, Billboard boxscores from the 1989 Tour:

 

Quote

1 Taylor Swift, Vance Joy, Shawn Mendes Lincoln Financial Field Philadelphia, Pa. June 12-13, 2015 $11,987,816 101,052 /
101,052 2 / 2 $139, $106.50, $79 The Messina Group/AEG Live 

3 Taylor Swift, Vance Joy PNC Arena Raleigh, N.C. June 9, 2015 $1,653,762 13,886 /
13,886 1 / 1 $139.50, $97, $39.50 The Messina Group/AEG Live 

5 Taylor Swift, Vance Joy Time Warner Cable Arena Charlotte, N.C. June 8, 2015 $1,627,798 15,024 /
15,024 1 / 1 $139.50, $97, $39.50 The Messina Group/AEG Live

https://classic.atrl.net/forums/showthread.php?t=816605&page=4

 

Taylor had tickets way more expensive than $139 on the 1989 Tour. I think those three numbers are the average high, middle and low ticket prices at that particular show date.

Edited May 16, 2018 by Headlock

[aesthetic bih]

Rich getting richer. Fund my college , Queen!

[Starships]

she made in two hours more than ill ever make my whole life

[feelslikeadream]

What do those numbers mean????

 

59,157/59,157

107,550/53,775

 

I checked every show the night before to see if they were sold out and they never were  What does it all mean?

[Headlock]

6 minutes ago, feelslikeadream said:

What do those numbers mean????

 

59,157/59,157

107,550/53,775

 

I checked every show the night before to see if they were sold out and they never were  What does it all mean?

The attendance, first one Glendale, second one Santa Clara. The second one is a bit weird, it's the attendance of both shows combined/attendance for each individual show

 

A lot of tickets are being sold the day of the shows on this tour, checking Ticketmaster kind of becomes tedious after a certain point tbh.

I just follow this Twitter account: https://twitter.com/ReptourBoxscore

They're pretty accurate and keep up to date with the shows to the best of their ability. Before the Glendale show and both Santa Clara shows you could tell that they were going to sell out.

Edited May 16, 2018 by Headlock

[SeanET]

USA Legend  

[Fruity]

4 hours ago, feelslikeadream said:

I checked every show the night before to see if they were sold out and they never were  What does it all mean?

Basically artists regularly manipulate their boxscores to make the tour seem sold out (if their promoters/team can be bothered to meddle).

[Fama]

LEGEND 

[Taylor fanboy]

7 hours ago, aesthetic bih said:

Rich getting richer. Fund my college , Queen!

Philanthropist, don't forget philanthropist! The Generous #Gorgeus queen.  

[Matt B]

Slay 

 

Made three shows what @ did with 30

[Headlock]

9 hours ago, Fruity said:

Basically artists regularly manipulate their boxscores to make the tour seem sold out (if their promoters/team can be bothered to meddle).

[alestevens]

9 hours ago, Fruity said:

Basically artists regularly manipulate their boxscores to make the tour seem sold out (if their promoters/team can be bothered to meddle).

Exactly. Sold outs are a myth. There is always room for more people. I've always said it, what matters in the end is the actual attendance, not the availability!

[Fruity]

48 minutes ago, Headlock said:

Your point being? The dates averaged 7M so obviously they were hugely successful, that’s not what was being discussed.

[Headlock]

26 minutes ago, Fruity said:

Your point being? The dates averaged 7M so obviously they were hugely successful, that’s not what was being discussed.

You were responding to someone who checked Ticketmaster and said the shows weren't sold out the day before.

Plus I already pointed out the shows this tour are selling a lot of tickets same day, this was Glendale a day before the show:

 

And this is Glendale a few hours before the show:

 

And a few hours after that:

 

Edited May 16, 2018 by Headlock

[Fruity]

1 hour ago, Headlock said:

You were responding to someone who checked Ticketmaster and said the shows weren't sold out the day before.

Plus I already pointed out the shows this tour are selling a lot of tickets same day, this was Glendale a day before the show:

 

And this is Glendale a few hours before the show:

 

And a few hours after that:

 

So the shows were 98-99% sold out, and her team made them 100, exactly like I said. Thanks for making that clear to us  

 

And like I said your original reply with the full stadium crowd picture was completely pointless and irrelevant since nobody was arguing that the show was not busy.