Idols In Concert – Stats – 10/25/12

By On 10/25/2012 · 80 Comments · In American Idol, Canadian Idol, Charts, The Sing-Off, X Factor UK

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Making the Math easy this week are Canadian Idol’s Carly Rae Jepsen, American Idol’s Carrie Underwood and The Sing-Off’s Pentatonix combining for a total of 12 sell-outs. Carly Rae is touring the Pacific North West and Canada with Justin Bieber while Carrie Underwood has taken Hunter Hayes on a tour of California and Reno. Pentatonix was in Texas. Also in the mix is UK XF’s Cher Lloyd who is in Australia touring with Hot Chelle Rae and Jennifer Hudson who was part of a tribute to Whitney Houston in LA.

Justin Bieber, Carly Rae Jepsen
Oct. 9, 2012: Tacoma, Wash.; Tacoma Dome; 20,259 of 20,259 (SOLD-OUT): $1,338,701
Oct. 10, 2012: Vancouver, British Columbia; Rogers Arena; 14,423 of 14,423 (SOLD-OUT): $1,215,360
Oct. 15, 2012: Edmonton, Alberta; Rexall Place; 13,663 of 13,663 (SOLD-OUT): $1,137,620
Oct. 12, 2012: Calgary, Alberta; Scotiabank Saddledome; 13,631 of 13,631 (SOLD-OUT): $1,117,440
Oct. 16, 2012: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan; Credit Union Centre; 13,113 of 13,113 (SOLD-OUT): $1,052,590
Oct. 18, 2012: Winnipeg, Manitoba; MTS Centre; 13,326 of 13,326 (SOLD-OUT): $1,048,840
Oct. 8, 2012: Portland, Ore.; Rose Garden; 14,550 of 14,550 (SOLD-OUT): $990,553

Carrie Underwood, Hunter Hayes
Oct. 16, 2012: Los Angeles, Calif.; Staples Center; 11,105 of 11,105 (SOLD-OUT): $611,918
Oct. 13, 2012: Sacramento, Calif.; Power Balance Pavilion; 8,804 of 8,804 (SOLD-OUT): $524,704
Oct. 10, 2012: West Valley City, Utah; Maverik Center; 8,948 of 8,948 (SOLD-OUT): $504,638
Oct. 14, 2012: San Jose, Calif.; HP Pavilion; 7,884 of 8,120 (97%): $473,154
Oct. 18, 2012: Bakersfield, Calif.; Rabobank Arena; 7,297 of 7,530 (97%): $421,765
Oct. 12, 2012: Reno, Nev.; Reno Events Center; 6,164 of 6,164 (SOLD-OUT): $367,394

Hot Chelle Rae, Cher Lloyd, Five Seconds of Summer
Oct. 23, 2012: Brisbane, Australia; Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre; 1,982 of 4,088 (48%): $152,896

Pentatonix
Oct. 21, 2012: Austin, Texas; The Parish; 450 of 450 (SOLD-OUT): $9,000

A Grammy Salute to Whitney Houston (including Jennifer Hudson)
Oct. 11, 2012: Los Angeles, Calif.; NOKIA Theatre L.A. Live; 4,637 of 4,741 (98%): $61,795

 
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  • lovetheusa1776

     The Pop That Lock remix is just terrific – definitely my favorite.  But I like it on the regular album as well.

  • Oksana4626

    I said I wished RCA’d had enough faith in any of Adam’s co-writes to have chosen one of them as the lead or follow.

    Why should RCA chose co-write by Adam, when they had such  gems written by Bruno or Claude?

    Watching “Cuckoo” climbing on iTunes after just ONE 1 minute performance on PLL I’m still shaking my head…

  • springboard2

    Considering RCA track record in general, I have come to the conclusion that it is run by grey suits who cannot pick singles, and push their artists towards a sound that is as generic as possible as an attempt to appeal to the masses, but they often go too far and their artists fail.  Not that other labels have an impeccable track record, but, imo, RCA have made bland their speciality.

  • p2fan

     P2 appealed to many …handsome + shy(?) or naive personality + choice of songs  + a nice change from all the contestants + a little bit of rebel (clothes?) … he got the votes, right? He is aware of his strong and weak points.
    But Home was timely.  That the gymnasts won and a host of appearances and interviews… all contribute.  So I am very curious about his album.  Hazel did  not appeal that much to me unless he improved it. 

  • jpfan2

    I like P2 alot. I just think age is important to get CHR hits. Adam may have aged out of that market. And I just heard Home on the Elvis Duran show this morning so I think it still has a future on CHR.

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