Idols In Concert – Stats – 11/15/12

By On 11/15/2012 · 29 Comments · In America's Got Talent, American Idol, Charts, X Factor Australia, X Factor UK

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This week`s concert stats are brought to you by the letter X. There are 4 different X-Factor contestants to report on this week. Misha B is touring with Idol judge Nicki Minaj in the UK while Cher Lloyd is with Hot Chelle Rae in New Zealand. Australia hosted a cornucopia of reality show contestants when UK XF contestants One Direction held a one off concert with Australian X-Factor Conestant (2011) and Australia`s Dancing With The Star Winner (2012) Johnny Ruffo as well as 2010 Australia`s Got Talent winners Justice Crew.

We also have stats for Idol`s Daughtry`s European tour with Nickelback and the So You Think You Can Dance tour.

Nicki Minaj, Tyga, Misha B, Noteface Kingpin, Deezy
Oct. 30, 2012: London, U.K.; O2 Arena; 15,892 of 17,163 (93%): $1,116,140

Nickelback, Daughtry
Sept. 28, 2012: Zurich, Switzerland; Hallenstadion; 13,000 of 13,000 (SOLD-OUT): $1,081,080
Oct. 1, 2012: London, U.K.; O2 Arena; 16,270 of 17,538 (93%): $1,038,690 /

One Direction, Johnny Ruffo, Justice Crew
April 18, 2012: Brisbane, Australia; Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre; 3,560 of 3,560 (SOLD-OUT): $237,332

Hot Chelle Rae, Cher Lloyd,
Oct. 20, 2012: Auckland, New Zealand; Titanium Vector Arena; 3,661 of 5,200 (70%): $204,252

So You Think You Can Dance Tour
Nov. 7, 2012: Toronto, Ontario; Sony Centre for the Performing Arts; 2,208 of 3,134 (70%): $142,310
Nov. 5, 2012: SRosemont, Ill.; Akoo Theatre at Rosemont; 2,608 of 3,573 (73%): $141,443
Nov. 9, 2012: Buffalo, N.Y.; Shea’s Performing Arts Center; 2,589 of 2,905 (89%): $137,309
Nov. 11, 2012: Cleveland, Ohio; State Theatre; 2,065 of 2,622 (79%); $113,181

 
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  • http://twitter.com/eilonwya10 Eilonwy

    It’s also amusing to me that the Pulse source proven as not just straight up BS when HITS confirms label predictions as their source.

    Wait, does this mean that CWSM opening-week prediction from Pulse that I’d been mocking as obviously too stupid to come from the label came from the label?

    *headdesk*

    Honestly, those label predictions look to me as if somebody just took what they want as total album-cycle sales and divided by four, without regard to pre-orders, radio, or other factors that actually contribute to sales. Certainly the P2 prediction’s been floating around since before pre-orders started.

    For quite modest sums compared to what top execs make, I’d be happy to be employed by a label to take all the data available and build it into a forecasting model with lots of nice intersecting curves that make good Powerpoint slides. I could probably even work in a couple natural logarithms if that was felt to make it more “serious.”

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