It somehow feels like Mötley Crüe never broke up, even though the band only reunited in November and announced their stadium tour with Def Leppard, Poison, and Joan Jett and the Blackhearts in early December. But in that short time, the band have already raked in quite a profit: apparently, the Stadium Tour has already grossed $130 million, having sold over one million tickets.
According to Billboard, not only has the tour brought in over $130 million in general ticket sales, but it's also earned an extra $5 million in VIP ticket, sales according to the bands' agents and managers. That's no joke, especially given that tickets can be as expensive as $400. The high earning capacity of the tour is attributed to both the Crüe's much-publicized return to the stage and the massive popularity of Netflix's biopic The Dirt.
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Allen Kovac, Mötley Crüe's manager, told Billboard that the Dirt upped the band's streaming by 300%, and garnered interest in the band from a whole new generation of fans. "We knew co-headlining would dramatically lift the ticket sales," he said.
Catch the Stadium Tour at one of the following dates:
June 2020
21 – SAN ANTONIO, TX - Alamodome
23 – KANSAS CITY, MO - Kauffman Stadium
25 – ST. LOUIS, MO - Busch Stadium
27 – MINNEAPOLIS, MN - U.S. Bank Stadium
29 – NASHVILLE, TN - Nissan Stadium
July 2020
02 – CINCINNATI, OH - Great American Ballpark
03 – CLEVELAND, OH - FirstEnergy Stadium
07 - MIAMI, FL - Hard Rock Stadium
09 - ORLANDO, FL - Camping World Stadium
11 - CHARLOTTE, NC - Bank of America Stadium
14 - ARLINGTON, TX - Globe Life Field
15 - HOUSTON, TX - Minute Maid Park
19 - SAN FRANCISCO, CA - Oracle Park
23 - SAN DIEGO, CA - Petco Park
25 - PHOENIX, AZ - State Farm Stadium
August 2020
09 - ATLANTA, GA - SunTrust Park
11 - HERSHEY, PA - Hersheypark Stadium
13 - BUFFALO, NY - New Era Field
15 - PHILADELPHIA, PA - Citizens Bank Park
16 - PITTSBURGH, PA - PNC Park
18 - MILWAUKEE, WI - Miller Park
20 - DETROIT, MI - Comerica Park
22 - WASHINGTON DC - Nationals Park
23 - FLUSHING, NY - Citi Field
25 - BOSTON, MA - Fenway Park*
28 - CHICAGO, IL - Wrigley Field
30 - DENVER, CO - Coors Field
September 2020
02 - SEATTLE, WA - T-Mobile Park
05 - LOS ANGELES, CA - SoFi Stadiumm
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