First, I'd like to thank a poster at the Pulse Board for giving me this information after much begging and pleading lol.

This poster got these numbers from Billboard, who got their numbers from Pollstar. You'd normally have to pay Pollstar to get those numbers.

So without any further ado, here are the numbers.

Evanescence, Seether, Three Days Grace, Breaking Benjamin
DTE Energy Music Center
Clarkston, Mich.
July 15, 2004
$291,033 (gross)
9,845 (attendance)
9,845 (capacity)
1 (# shows)
1 (sellouts)
$37.50, $20 (I know that the first number is price of ticket, but I'm not sure what the other number is. I'll see if I can ask that later.)
Clear Channel Entertainment (sponsor)

Evanescence, Seether, Three Days Grace, Breaking Benjamin
Parc Jean-Drapeau
Montreal, Que.
July 20, 2004
$224,411
7,385
12,000
1
0
$33.29, $30.23 (This is in US dollars. $1 US=$1.33 Canadian :))
Gillett Entertainment Group/House of Blues Canada

Evanescence, Seether, Three Days Grace, Breaking Benjamin
Target Center
Minneapolis, Minn.
July 13, 2004
$209,142
8,716
10,100
1
0
$33.50, $10
Clear Channel Entertainment

Evanescence, Seether, Three Days Grace, Breaking Benjamin
Germain Amphitheater (Home of Gothboy)
Columbus, Ohio
July 16, 2004
$156,411
6,626
9,658
1
0
$37, $15
Clear Channel Entertainment

As you can see, they're not regularly selling out, but they've actually gotten pretty decent numbers considering ticket sales are low anyway.

Add all these numbers divide by 4 and multiply by about 30 and youi've got about what they'll make for the entire tour.

As an obvious aside, I won't be posting numbers for the other concerts this poster posted like Madonna's (she makes anywhere from 4-7 million a night :eek: ) or the Jessica Simpson/Ryan Cabrera concert (which is said to be doing poorly).

wow! That's really cool info! Thanks alot Cfw! :D

$37.50, $20 (I know that the first number is price of ticket, but I'm not sure what the other number is. I'll see if I can ask that later.)I'm not sure but maybe the $20 is the service fee...? :confused:

Or maybe there's a discount rate for labels/radio stations that buy tickets in bulk or something...

Still...We were excited when we made $200 playing one night. I want to jump the line now. lol

Those numbers don't even include merch, right?

Don't forget stuff they might have to pay back before they make any profits at all.

Those numbers don't even include merch, right?

Don't think so, Syd. I think it's only for ticket sales.

The second number is probably for General Admission (non-seated). No numbers for the Toronto show Chris?

Andy:cool:

Nope, no numbers for that. However, it is possible to get them at www.pollstaronline.com. It's $10 per report though :(

Wow great! thanks for the info!
~Luna

Turns out that the second number was for the lowest price of tickets. The first one is the highest price of tickets.