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Worldwide Ticket Sales TOP 200 CLUB VENUES 1-10 0 2 018 3Q YTD Worldwide Ticket Sales TOP 200 CLUB VENUES 1-10 0 1 210,061 Anthem Washington, DC 51 37,080 Iron City Birmingham, AL 2 209,066 House Of Blues Boston Boston, MA 52 37,045 O2 Academy Glasgow Glasgow, UNITED KINGDOM 3 156,138 9:30 Club Washington, DC 53 37,011 College Street Music Hall New Haven, CT 4 121,349 Ancienne Belgique Brussels, BELGIUM 54 36,888 The Independent San Francisco, CA 5 101,658 The Wilbur Boston, MA 55 36,877 Joe’s Pub New York, NY 6 99,705 The Paramount Huntington, NY 56 36,787 Variety Playhouse Atlanta, GA 7 97,080 Roseland Theater Portland, OR 57 36,760 City Winery Chicago Chicago, IL 8 95,347 First Avenue Minneapolis, MN 58 36,152 Knitting Factory Concert House Spokane, WA 9 88,898 Brooklyn Bowl Brooklyn, NY 59 35,772 Brighton Music Hall Boston, MA 10 88,292 Hard Rock Live Northfield, OH 60 34,740 City Winery Nashville Nashville, TN 11 84,520 The Fillmore San Francisco, CA 61 34,483 Metro / Smart Bar Chicago, IL 12 84,106 MTELUS Montreal, CANADA 62 34,435 State Theatre Portland, ME 13 83,637 The Pageant St. Louis, MO 63 33,873 The Wilma Missoula, MT 14 76,803 Stubb’s Bar-B-Q Austin, TX 64 33,671 Georgia Theatre Athens, GA 15 75,983 Corner Hotel Richmond, AUSTRALIA 65 33,134 El Plaza Condesa Condesa, MEXICO 16 75,289 The Neptune Seattle, WA 66 30,885 Turf Club Saint Paul, MN 17 72,663 Paradise Rock Club Boston, MA 67 30,683 Myth Live Maplewood, MN 18 69,560 Riviera Theatre Chicago, IL 68 30,642 Hawthorne Theatre Portland, OR 19 63,446 York Barbican York, UNITED KINGDOM 69 29,356 Union Stage Washington, DC 20 63,289 Emo’s Austin, TX 70 29,263 King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut Glasgow, UNITED KINGDOM 21 60,981 Thalia Hall Chicago, IL 71 28,933 Sellersville Theater 1894 Sellersville, PA 22 56,454 Brooklyn Bowl Las Vegas Las Vegas, NV 72 28,911 Doug Fir Lounge Portland, OR 23 56,454 Palace Theatre St. Paul, MN 73 28,430 El Corazon Seattle, WA 24 55,326 The Birchmere Alexandria, VA 74 27,949 Delmar Hall St. Louis, MO 25 54,767 Olympia de Montreal Montreal, CANADA 75 27,728 The Hamilton Live Washington, DC 26 54,518 Vic Theatre Chicago, IL 76 26,635 White Oak Music Hall Houston, TX 27 52,299 Fillmore Auditorium Denver, CO 77 26,054 Upstate Concert Hall Clifton Park, NY 28 51,257 The Orange Peel Asheville, NC 78 25,878 The Mixing Room Shanghai, CHINA 29 50,678 Triffid Newstead, AUSTRALIA 79 24,935 The Signal Chattanooga, TN 30 50,302 Troubadour West Hollywood, CA 80 24,914 Exit / In Nashville, TN 31 50,136 Sound Board @ MotorCity Casino Hotel Detroit, MI 81 24,860 7th Street Entry Minneapolis, MN 32 49,661 Cain’s Ballroom Tulsa, OK 82 24,428 3rd & Lindsley Nashville, TN 33 49,508 The Intersection - Showroom Grand Rapids, MI 83 24,402 Northcote Social Club Northcote, AUSTRALIA 34 46,501 McMenamins Crystal Ballroom Portland, OR 84 24,298 O2 ABC Glasgow Glasgow, UNITED KINGDOM 35 46,291 Wonder Ballroom Portland, OR 85 23,934 Grosse Freiheit 36 Hamburg, GERMANY 36 45,909 Newport Music Hall Columbus, OH 86 23,934 Chelsea at the Cosmopolitan Las Vegas, NV 37 44,994 Capitol Theatre Clearwater, FL 87 23,735 Harlow’s Nightclub Sacramento, CA 38 43,938 South Side Ballroom Dallas, TX 88 23,027 City National Grove Of Anaheim Anaheim, CA 39 43,318 The Marquee Tempe, AZ 89 22,978 New Daisy Theatre Memphis, TN 40 43,254 The Catalyst Santa Cruz, CA 90 21,734 Terminal West Atlanta, GA 41 43,127 The Triple Door Seattle, WA 91 21,623 Sherman Theater Stroudsburg, PA 42 43,074 Higher Ground - Ballroom South Burlington, VT 92 21,119 Lunario Mexico City, MEXICO 43 41,977 Corona Theatre Montreal, CANADA 93 21,067 City Winery Atlanta Atlanta, GA 44 41,594 Marathon Music Works Nashville, TN 94 20,223 Neumos Seattle, WA 45 40,805 Boulder Theater Boulder, CO 95 19,496 Forum Melbourne Melbourne, AUSTRALIA 46 40,655 Rialto Theatre Tucson, AZ 96 19,454 Slowdown Omaha, NE 47 39,821 Knitting Factory Concert House Boise, ID 97 19,043 The Ark Ann Arbor, MI 48 39,659 Fox Theatre Boulder, CO 98 18,450 Reverb Reading, PA 49 38,331 City Winery NYC New York, NY 99 18,447 Top Hat Lounge Missoula, MT 50 37,736 The Truman Kansas City, MO 10 0 17,828 Daryl’s House Pawling, NY All figures are for tickets sold worldwide as reported to POLLSTAR for shows played between 1/1/18 and 9/30/18. 24 | OCTOBER 15, 2018 2 018 3Q YTD Worldwide Ticket Sales TOP 200 CLUB VENUES 101- 2 0 0 101 17,713 Majestic Theatre Madison, WI 151 8,615 The Blue Note Columbia, MO 10 2 17,403 Cornerstone Berkeley, CA 15 2 8,565 The El Club Detroit, MI 10 3 16,741 Park West Chicago, IL 15 3 8,360 Royal Oak Music Theatre Royal Oak, MI 10 4 16,343 Scoot Inn Austin, TX 15 4 8,307 The Cedar Cultural Center Minneapolis, MN 10 5 16,161 The Bomb Factory Dallas, TX 15 5 8,283 The Haunt Ithaca, NY 10 6 16,078 Narrows Center For The Arts Fall River, MA 15 6 8,157 The Parish Austin, TX 10 7 16,007 Palladium Cologne, GERMANY 15 7 7,928 Higher Ground - Showcase Lounge South Burlington, VT 10 8 15,672 Meow Wolf Santa Fe, NM 15 8 7,890 A & R Music Bar Columbus, OH 10 9 15,471 The Showbox Seattle, WA 15 9 7,871 Diamond Ballroom Oklahoma City, OK 110 15,324 Musikfest Cafe at ArtsQuest Bethlehem, PA 16 0 7,845 Brooklyn Steel Brooklyn, NY 111 15,283 Baby’s All Right Brooklyn, NY 161 7,767 The Sanctuary Fargo, ND 112 14,656 House Of Blues Las Vegas, NV 16 2 7,571 Sage Gateshead Gateshead, UNITED KINGDOM 113 14,423 Ogden Theatre Denver, CO 16 3 7,491 The Ready Room St. Louis, MO 114 14,259 The Wiltern Los Angeles, CA 16 4 7,282 El Circo Volador Mexico City, MEXICO 115 14,250 Batschkapp Frankfurt, GERMANY 16 5 7,087 Astra Kulturhaus Berlin, GERMANY 116 13,841 Showbox SoDo Seattle, WA 16 6 7,078 E-Werk Cologne, GERMANY 117 13,221 High Noon Saloon Madison, WI 16 7 7,010 The Tabernacle Atlanta, GA 118 13,154 Jammin’ Java Vienna, VA 16 8 6,980 Washington’s Fort Collins, CO 119 12,878 Arvest Bank Theatre At The Midland Kansas City, MO 16 9 6,962 The Egyptian Theatre Park City, UT 120 12,874 Lincoln Hall Chicago, IL 170 6,886 House Of Blues Chicago, IL 121 12,844 Barns At Wolf Trap Vienna, VA 171 6,849 Grizzly Rose Denver, CO 122 12,774 Knitting Factory Brooklyn Brooklyn, NY 172 6,833 Whelans Dublin, IRELAND 123 12,145 Borgata Hotel / Music Box Atlantic City, NJ 173 6,796 Theatre Of Living Arts Philadelphia, PA 124 11,725 The Van Buren Phoenix, AZ 174 6,774 Bijou Theatre Knoxville, TN 125 11,400 170 Russell Melbourne, AUSTRALIA 175 6,745 Irving Plaza New York, NY 126 11,385 Mystic Theatre Petaluma, CA 176 6,724 House Of Blues Houston, TX 127 11,359 Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom Hampton Beach, NH 177 6,596 Docks Konzerte Disco Hamburg, GERMANY 128 11,286 AB Club @ Ancienne Belgique Brussels, BELGIUM 178 6,573 Garage Glasgow, UNITED KINGDOM 129 11,109 Terminal 5 New York, NY 179 6,548 House Of Blues San Diego, CA 130 11,094 The Funhouse Seattle, WA 180 6,357 Royal Carré Theatre Amsterdam, NETHERLANDS 131 11,024 The Novo Los Angeles, CA 181 6,270 Alcatraz Milan, ITALY 132 10,887 Fine Line Music Cafe Minneapolis, MN 18 2 6,196 The Liquid Room Edinburgh, UNITED KINGDOM 133 10,853 The Atrium Santa Cruz, CA 18 3 6,193 The Basement Columbus, OH 134 10,706 The Intersection - The Stache Grand Rapids, MI 18 4 6,136 Club LA Destin, FL 135 10,601 The Mill & Mine Knoxville, TN 18 5 6,129 Oran Mor Glasgow, UNITED KINGDOM 136 10,521 Le Club Dix30 Brossard, CANADA 18 6 5,848 Antone’s Austin, TX 137 10,511 Ace Of Spades Sacramento, CA 187 5,797 Penn’s Peak Jim Thorpe, PA 138 10,497 House Of Blues Dallas, TX 18 8 5,713 Fillmore Charlotte Charlotte, NC 139 10,357 The District Sioux Falls, SD 18 9 5,705 Starland Ballroom Sayreville, NJ 140 10,183 Tonhalle Munich, GERMANY 19 0 5,660 St. Andrews Hall Detroit, MI 141 10,040 SOMA San Diego San Diego, CA 191 5,591 WorkPlay Theatre Birmingham, AL 14 2 10,025 Market Hotel Brooklyn, NY 19 2 5,491 Im Wizemann Stuttgart, GERMANY 14 3 10,000 The Observatory Santa Ana, CA 19 3 5,444 Heaven At The Masquerade Atlanta, GA 14 4 9,952 Voodoo Lounge / Harrah’s North Kansas City, MO 19 4 5,440 Alamo City Music Hall San Antonio, TX 14 5 9,563 The Queens Hall Edinburgh, UNITED KINGDOM 195 5,415 Koko London, UNITED KINGDOM 14 6 9,562 House Of Blues Anaheim, CA 19 6 5,366 Revolution Hall Portland, OR 147 9,537 House Of Blues Cleveland, OH 19 7 5,256 Sitzmark Bar & Grill Girdwood, AK 14 8 9,154 Billy Bob’s Texas Fort Worth, TX 19 8 5,224 Gloria Cologne, GERMANY 14 9 8,942 The Pub Station Ballroom Billings, MT 19 9 5,220 The Green Room Dublin, IRELAND 15 0 8,763 Huxleys Neue Welt Berlin, GERMANY 200 5,189 Tally Ho Theater Leesburg, VA All figures are for tickets sold worldwide as reported to POLLSTAR for shows played between 1/1/18 and 9/30/18.
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