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TOP 200 Theatre Venues YEAREND 1-100 2019 Worldwide Ticket Sales TOP 200 Theatre Venues YEAREND Tickets Promoter Location Gross Tickets Promoter Location Gross 1 1,277,839 Auditorio Nacional Mexico City, MEXICO $53,241,950 51 163,999 Altria Theater Richmond, VA $9,994,042 2 1,125,804 Radio City Music Hall New York, NY $100,141,453 52 161,844 Ziff Ballet Opera House / Arsht Ctr. Miami, FL $12,524,946 3 697,633 Fox Theatre Atlanta, GA $50,073,501 53 161,426 Andrew Jackson Hall Nashville, TN $8,962,247 4 572,072 Chicago Theatre Chicago, IL $39,041,568 54 159,310 Pepsi Center WTC Mexico City, MEXICO $5,198,872 5 522,678 DPAC / Durham Perf. Arts Ctr. Durham, NC $33,841,840 55 157,047 H-E-B Perf. Hall / Tobin Center San Antonio, TX $7,809,569 6 519,164 Park Theater At Park MGM Las Vegas, NV $113,990,277 56 154,033 Belk Theater Charlotte, NC $11,537,636 7 495,297 Fox Theatre Detroit, MI $26,973,558 57 152,756 Moore Theatre Seattle, WA $7,197,778 8 441,087 The Anthem Washington, DC $27,574,242 58 152,470 Cobb Great Hall / Wharton Ctr. East Lansing, MI $12,964,452 9 430,111 Broward Ctr. Au-Rene Theater Fort Lauderdale, FL $41,316,616 59 152,429 Velma V. Morrison Ctr. For The Perf. Arts Boise, ID $9,072,223 10 428,453 Beacon Theatre New York, NY $37,165,460 60 152,182 Cobb Energy Performing Arts Ctr. Atlanta, GA $10,237,517 11 401,367 Paramount Theatre Seattle, WA $29,017,815 61 146,426 Academy Of Music Philadelphia, PA $12,113,581 12 392,742 Smart Financial Ctr. / Sugar Land Sugar Land, TX $27,873,230 62 146,315 Orpheum Theater Omaha, NE $8,998,705 13 379,861 Zappos Theater / Planet Hollywood Las Vegas, NV $53,836,938 63 145,637 Teatro Telcel Mexico City, MEXICO $7,345,178 14 372,430 Auditorio Telmex Zapopan, MEXICO $19,119,970 64 145,322 Gran Carpa Santa Fe Mexico City, MEXICO $11,099,385 15 360,378 Bill Graham Civic Auditorium San Francisco, CA $21,490,039 65 145,284 Paramount Theatre Oakland, CA $9,582,374 16 350,838 Ryman Auditorium Nashville, TN $20,545,351 66 142,727 Auditorio Pabellón M Monterrey, MEXICO $5,234,271 17 341,905 Providence Perf. Arts Ctr. Providence, RI $26,842,220 67 139,778 Wang Theatre - Boch Center Boston, MA $9,777,753 18 329,534 Orpheum Theatre Minneapolis, MN $24,463,085 68 137,778 Florida Theatre Jacksonville, FL $5,767,724 19 318,127 Hulu Theater / Madison Sq. Garden New York, NY $21,270,387 69 136,007 Global Event Ctr. / WinStar World Casino Thackerville, OK $10,032,188 20 304,656 Microsoft Theater Los Angeles, CA $22,126,650 70 130,689 The Capitol Theatre Port Chester, NY $8,182,894 21 299,421 AFAS Live Amsterdam, NETHERLANDS $15,519,641 71 130,415 Hamer Hall Melbourne, AUSTRALIA $7,403,017 22 285,809 Bass Concert Hall Austin, TX $24,825,818 72 129,363 Caesars Windsor “The Colosseum” Windsor, CANADA $3,317,952 23 277,159 Whitney Hall Louisville, KY $21,584,514 73 127,888 The Sylvee Madison, WI $5,139,754 24 270,837 Fox Theater Oakland, CA $13,541,259 74 121,906 State Theatre New Jersey New Brunswick, NJ $7,215,968 25 260,459 Teatro Renault Sao Paulo, BRAZIL $9,457,077 75 120,109 Teatro Metropolitan Mexico City, MEXICO $4,037,234 26 243,994 Dreyfoos Hall West Palm Beach, FL $15,182,690 76 119,753 Bellco Theatre Denver, CO $7,137,069 27 243,185 Royal Albert Hall London, UNITED KINGDOM $24,836,897 77 113,924 Hershey Theatre Hershey, PA $6,649,155 28 235,686 The Colosseum / Caesars Palace Las Vegas, NV $48,788,552 78 113,157 Hanover Theatre For Perf. Arts Worcester, MA $6,041,193 29 226,067 Austin City Limits Live / Moody Th. Austin, TX $12,054,022 79 110,833 ICC Sydney Theatre Sydney, AUSTRALIA $7,620,091 30 221,835 Count Basie Center for the Arts Red Bank, NJ $12,154,865 80 107,402 Aragon Ballroom Chicago, IL $4,256,614 31 217,844 Auditorio Citibanamex Monterrey, MEXICO $13,335,395 81 107,041 The State Theatre Minneapolis, MN $6,199,095 32 217,397 UnimedHall SP Sao Paulo, BRAZIL $6,816,874 82 106,185 Lied Center Lincoln, NE $5,983,798 33 216,499 Olympia Theatre Dublin, IRELAND $8,009,530 83 104,043 Bergen Performing Arts Ctr. Englewood, NJ $5,566,698 34 215,152 Carol Morsani Hall Tampa, FL $15,463,643 84 103,803 Teatro Diana Guadalajara, MEXICO $3,833,210 35 213,137 Rosemont Theatre Rosemont, IL $14,283,852 85 100,668 Chevalier Theatre Medford, MA $5,723,917 36 211,195 Barbara B. Mann Perf. Arts Hall Fort Myers, FL $14,431,708 86 100,323 Hard Rock Live At The Event Ctr. Hollywood, FL $7,243,161 37 194,905 Bushnell Center Mortensen Hall Hartford, CT $20,119,732 87 96,638 Tennessee Theatre Knoxville, TN $6,055,916 38 189,046 The Smith Center / Reynolds Hall Las Vegas, NV $14,532,708 88 96,203 Flamingo Las Vegas Las Vegas, NV $10,491,515 39 179,767 Ruth Eckerd Hall Clearwater, FL $11,288,532 89 96,077 KM De Vantagens Hall Rio De Janeiro, BRAZIL $2,293,999 40 178,490 Express Live! Columbus, OH $7,029,155 90 93,386 Overture Hall Madison, WI $6,516,455 41 176,386 The Theater / MGM Nat’l Harbor Oxon Hill, MD $16,278,198 91 93,366 WaMu Theater Seattle, WA $5,448,371 42 175,878 Prudential Hall / NJ Perf. Arts Ctr. Newark, NJ $12,564,147 92 93,038 Mead Theatre Dayton, OH $5,983,786 43 175,174 The Met Philadelphia Philadelphia, PA $11,536,608 93 90,914 Km De Vantagens Hall Belo Horizonte, BRAZIL $2,087,083 44 171,132 Peace Center Concert Hall Greenville, SC $13,021,539 94 89,579 Morris Performing Arts Center South Bend, IN $5,027,164 45 169,991 L’Etoile Banque Nationale Brossard, CANADA $5,286,335 95 89,574 Volkswagen Halle Brunswick, GERMANY $4,976,932 46 169,988 Stage AE Pittsburgh, PA $6,201,538 96 88,345 Comerica Theatre Phoenix, AZ $4,804,203 47 169,669 Des Moines Civic Center Des Moines, IA $11,773,758 97 86,055 Fox Cities Performing Arts Ctr. Appleton, WI $9,137,929 48 166,949 Mayo Performing Arts Center Morristown, NJ $9,457,583 98 84,981 Stadsschouwburg Antwerp, BELGIUM $3,334,593 49 166,633 Schermerhorn Symphony Center Nashville, TN $10,488,573 99 82,291 Chrysler Hall Norfolk, VA $4,869,927 50 165,871 SEC Armadillo Glasgow, UNITED KINGDOM $7,114,216 10 0 81,447 Celebrity Theatre Phoenix, AZ $4,323,576 All figures are for tickets sold worldwide as reported to POLLSTAR for shows played between 11/22/18 and 11/20/19. DECEMBER 16, 2019 | 73 101-200 2019 Worldwide Ticket Sales TOP 200 Theatre Venues YEAREND Tickets Promoter Location Gross Tickets Promoter Location Gross 101 81,072 Palace Theatre Albany, NY $4,034,867 151 47,534 The Criterion Oklahoma City, OK $1,975,266 10 2 80,531 The Granada Theatre Santa Barbara, CA $4,720,601 15 2 47,414 Deutsches Theater Munich, GERMANY $2,884,274 10 3 79,531 Barrowland Glasgow, UNITED KINGDOM $2,618,116 15 3 47,198 Teatro de los Insurgentes Mexico City, MEXICO $1,418,638 10 4 78,945 San Jose Civic San Jose, CA $4,651,880 15 4 47,115 Kodak Center Theater Rochester, NY $2,409,316 10 5 76,381 DeVos Performance Hall Grand Rapids, MI $4,327,785 15 5 46,535 Stage Th. At Potsdamer Platz Berlin, GERMANY $2,358,292 10 6 76,230 F.M. Kirby Center For Perf. Arts Wilkes-Barre, PA $3,330,286 15 6 46,327 Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier Montreal, CANADA $2,570,374 10 7 74,807 Monte Casino Johannesburg, S. AFRICA $1,750,483 15 7 45,703 O2 Academy Brixton London, UNITED KINGDOM $2,413,706 10 8 72,755 Washington Pavlln. of Arts/Science Sioux Falls, SD $4,284,247 15 8 45,622 Harrah’s Cherokee Casino Resort Cherokee, NC $2,487,923 10 9 72,415 Embassy Theatre Fort Wayne, IN $3,429,878 15 9 45,400 McAllen Performing Arts Center McAllen, TX $2,448,697 110 72,165 Dominion Energy Ctr. / Carpenter Th. Richmond, VA $3,826,961 16 0 45,222 William B. Bell Auditorium Augusta, GA $2,412,612 111 71,212 Terrace Theater Long Beach, CA $4,603,415 161 44,771 W.L. Lyons Brown Theatre Louisville, KY $1,789,021 112 71,212 Teatro Libanes Mexico City, MEXICO $1,454,634 16 2 44,666 Old National Events Plaza Evansville, IN $2,577,619 113 70,722 Mystic Showroom Prior Lake, MN $3,810,930 16 3 44,043 Peter Kiewit Concert Hall Omaha, NE $2,116,999 114 69,475 Queen Elizabeth Theatre Vancouver, CANADA $3,748,139 16 4 44,007 The VETS Providence, RI $2,110,604 115 67,780 Wagner Noël Perf. Arts Ctr. Midland, TX $3,683,265 16 5 43,708 N. Alberta Jubilee Auditorium Edmonton, CANADA $2,148,296 116 67,315 Lincoln Theatre Washington, DC $2,968,720 16 6 43,178 Mary Stuart Rogers Theatre Modesto, CA $2,430,182 117 66,318 Shrine Expo Hall Los Angeles, CA $2,474,587 16 7 42,982 Shubert Theatre - Boch Center Boston, MA $1,888,875 118 65,194 James L.
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