We have concert stats from the X-Factor crew. They made Simon some serious coin.
Also, for airplay watchers, they may enjoy this article about “F*ck You!” becoming the longest song to reach number 1 on the Mainstream Top 40 Chart. The resurgence of that song is credited to Glee. Billboard
Stats after the jump. This is the daily numbers’ thread.
8 The X Factor Live
O2 Arena; London, U.K.
March 19-20, 2011
$2, 812, 520; 56, 200 of 56, 200 (Sold-Out – 3 shows); $52.52, $16.16
10 The X Factor Live
Manchester Evening News Arena; Manchester, U.K.
March 12-13, 2011
$2, 350, 340; 46, 943 of 48, 000 (98% – 4 shows); $52.14, $44.12
12 The X Factor Live
LG Arena; Birmingham, U.K.
Feb. 19-20, 2011
$1, 912, 170; 37, 640 of 39, 200 (96% – 4 shows); $52.65, $26.73
16 The X Factor Live
Wembley Arena; London, U.K.
March 5-6, 2011
$1, 789, 900; 35, 620 of 38, 248 (93% – 4 shows) ; $52.87, $26.84
25 The X Factor Live
Metro Radio Arena; Newcastle, U.K.
March 25-26, 2011
$1, 307, 340; 26, 457 of 26, 910 (98% – 3 shows); $52.63, $16.19
32 The X Factor Live
Echo Arena; Liverpool, U.K.
March 8-10, 2011
$926, 864; 18, 720 of 19, 020 (98% – 3 shows); $52.83, $26.82
33 The X Factor Live
Motorpoint Arena; Sheffield, U.K.
March 1-2, 2011
$897, 076; 17, 853 of 19, 000 (94% – 2 shows); $52.55, $26.68
43 The X Factor Live
Capital FM Arena; Nottingham, U.K.
March 22-23, 2011
$689, 493; 13, 640 of 14, 100 (97% – 2 shows); $52.82, $16.25
56 The X Factor Live
Brighton Centre; Brighton, U.K.
March 15-17, 2011
$525, 184; 10, 800 of 10, 800 (Sold-out – 3 Shows); $52.33, $26.16
