85la
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Post by 85la on Dec 14, 2013 18:15:09 GMT -5
Can you post Hot 100 Artists and BB200 Artists?
Thanks!!
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Post by nick64 on Dec 15, 2013 1:00:04 GMT -5
Surprised Roar is so high. Glad Mirrors made Top 10. Wish Ho Hey and Cruise swapped. I always like to look at the song that went to #1, but charted the lowest - One More Night - Maroon5 - #38, the highest ranked song that didn't go to #1 - Radioactive (#3), and the lowest charting song, to make the year end chart, which I have no idea. Downtown Lady A? I believe the lowest peaking is "Bugatti", which peaked at #33, and I also believe that's the only song on the list not to reach the Top 30. |
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Post by josh on Dec 15, 2013 1:37:59 GMT -5
Surprised Roar is so high. Glad Mirrors made Top 10. Wish Ho Hey and Cruise swapped. I always like to look at the song that went to #1, but charted the lowest - One More Night - Maroon5 - #38, the highest ranked song that didn't go to #1 - Radioactive (#3), and the lowest charting song, to make the year end chart, which I have no idea. Downtown Lady A? I believe the lowest peaking is "Bugatti", which peaked at #33, and I also believe that's the only song on the list not to reach the Top 30. Yes and yes. Also imbondz One More Night didn't hit #1 in the 2013 chart year. Its first week was when it dropped 1-2. The lowest 2013 chart year #1 is "Diamonds" at #27. (in case you care  ) |
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Post by imbondz on Dec 15, 2013 11:31:12 GMT -5
I believe the lowest peaking is "Bugatti", which peaked at #33, and I also believe that's the only song on the list not to reach the Top 30. Yes and yes. Also imbondz One More Night didn't hit #1 in the 2013 chart year. Its first week was when it dropped 1-2. The lowest 2013 chart year #1 is "Diamonds" at #27. (in case you care  ) yes I'm a chart geek of course I care. lol. That does add another element tho. Highest charting song that went to #1 the previous year end chart. And highest non #1 song that peaked previous year end... |
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Post by imbondz on Dec 15, 2013 11:33:53 GMT -5
What's the highest ranking song that didn't make the year end chart?
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Post by Rocky on Dec 15, 2013 11:36:13 GMT -5
What's the highest ranking song that didn't make the year end chart? "Gentleman" (#5) ? |
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Post by Agent Yoncé on Dec 15, 2013 14:21:18 GMT -5
Can someone post the touring list? Please & thanks.
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Post by Queen of Insomnia. on Dec 15, 2013 15:13:57 GMT -5
The Top 25 Tours of 2013 are ranked by gross, compiled from Billboard Boxscores reported from Nov. 14, 2012, to Nov. 12, 2013.
1
Bon Jovi
BON JOVI
Total Gross: $205,158,370
Total Attendance: 2,178,170
Total Capacity: 2,178,170
No. of Shows: 90
No. of Sellouts: 90
2
Michael Jackson The Immortal World Tour
By Cirque Du Soleil
MICHAEL JACKSON IMMORTAL WORLD TOUR
Total Gross: $157,299,100
Total Attendance: 1,425,442
Total Capacity: 1,853,022
No. of Shows: 205
No. of Sellouts: 0
3
P!nk
PINK
Total Gross: $147,947,543
Total Attendance: 1,581,939
Total Capacity: 1,583,801
No. of Shows: 114
No. of Sellouts: 111
4
Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band
Total Gross: $147,608,938
Total Attendance: 1,389,778
Total Capacity: 1,454,499
No. of Shows: 53
No. of Sellouts: 36
5
Rihanna
RIHANNA
Total Gross: $137,982,530
Total Attendance: 1,595,161
Total Capacity: 1,600,851
No. of Shows: 87
No. of Sellouts: 84
6
The Rolling Stones
THE ROLLING STONES
Total Gross: $126,182,391
Total Attendance: 326,998
Total Capacity: 326,998
No. of Shows: 23
No. of Sellouts: 23
7
Taylor Swift
TAYLOR SWIFT
Total Gross: $115,379,331
Total Attendance: 1,363,510
Total Capacity: 1,363,510
No. of Shows: 66
No. of Sellouts: 66
8
Beyoncé
BEYONCE
Total Gross: $104,358,899
Total Attendance: 883,062
Total Capacity: 934,021
No. of Shows: 59
No. of Sellouts: 40
9
Depeche Mode
DEPECHE MODE
Total Gross: $99,972,733
Total Attendance: 1,390,141
Total Capacity: 1,400,298
No. of Shows: 54
No. of Sellouts: 51
10
Kenny Chesney
KENNY CHESNEY
Total Gross: $90,932,957
Total Attendance: 1,186,925
Total Capacity: 1,214,694
No. of Shows: 44
No. of Sellouts: 31
11
Rogers Waters
ROGER WATERS
Total Gross: $81,305,650
Total Attendance: 830,123
Total Capacity: 915,081
No. of Shows: 27
No. of Sellouts: 0
12
One Direction
ONE DIRECTION
Total Gross: $78,311,383
Total Attendance: 1,223,144
Total Capacity: 1,236,308
No. of Shows: 81
No. of Sellouts: 43
13
Justin Bieber
JUSTIN BIEBER
Total Gross: $77,423,264
Total Attendance: 959,886
Total Capacity: 982,523
No. of Shows: 65
No. of Sellouts: 55
14
Madonna
MADONNA
Total Gross: $76,752,277
Total Attendance: 577,169
Total Capacity: 577,169
No. of Shows: 16
No. of Sellouts: 16
15
Jay Z & Justin Timberlake
JAY Z JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE
Total Gross: $69,753,905
Total Attendance: 622,559
Total Capacity: 622,559
No. of Shows: 14
No. of Sellouts: 14
16
Paul McCartney
PAUL MCCARTNEY
Total Gross: $69,584,403
Total Attendance: 565,705
Total Capacity: 566,696
No. of Shows: 21
No. of Sellouts: 15
17
Fleetwood Mac
FLEETWOOD MAC
Total Gross: $61,899,473
Total Attendance: 554,548
Total Capacity: 579,480
No. of Shows: 45
No. of Sellouts: 13
18
Maroon 5
MAROON 5
Total Gross: $54,354,974
Total Attendance: 930,953
Total Capacity: 933,867
No. of Shows: 60
No. of Sellouts: 57
19
Dave Matthews Band
DAVE MATTHEWS BAND
Total Gross: $52,960,667
Total Attendance: 882,287
Total Capacity: 1,152,025
No. of Shows: 61
No. of Sellouts: 17
20
André Rieu
ANDRE RIEU
Total Gross: $49,983,266
Total Attendance: 484,599
Total Capacity: 558,467
No. of Shows: 70
No. of Sellouts: 5
21
Jason Aldean
JASON ALDEAN
Total Gross: $47,814,095
Total Attendance: 1,004,303
Total Capacity: 1,043,158
No. of Shows: 62
No. of Sellouts: 42
22
Lady Gaga
LADY GAGA
Total Gross: $46,957,070
Total Attendance: 544,333
Total Capacity: 550,122
No. of Shows: 23
No. of Sellouts: 22
23
Bruno Mars
BRUNO MARS
Total Gross: $46,417,795
Total Attendance: 666,926
Total Capacity: 668,110
No. of Shows: 48
No. of Sellouts: 44
24
Luke Bryan
LUKE BRYAN
Total Gross: $45,558,589
Total Attendance: 1,143,727
Total Capacity: 1,153,536
No. of Shows: 75
No. of Sellouts: 65
25
Iron Maiden
IRON MAIDEN
Total Gross: $44,980,749
Total Attendance: 684,200
Total Capacity: 764,186
No. of Shows: 34
No. of Sellouts: 13
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Post by josh on Dec 15, 2013 15:28:09 GMT -5
What's the highest ranking song that didn't make the year end chart? "Gentleman" (#5) ? "The Monster" (#2 peak 2013 chart year, #1 peak overall) |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 15, 2013 15:38:38 GMT -5
"The Monster" didn't peak in the 2013 chart year
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Post by josh on Dec 15, 2013 16:38:03 GMT -5
"The Monster" didn't peak in the 2013 chart year The one that I quoted didn't specify having peaked 2013. For highest non #1 that peaked in 2013 and didn't make the chart, "Gentleman" would be correct. |
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Post by imbondz on Dec 15, 2013 18:19:30 GMT -5
I'm thinking a top 5 song not making the year end chart is rare, and probably hasn't happened before.
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Post by Agent Yoncé on Dec 15, 2013 18:51:14 GMT -5
I attended 3 of those Top 25 Tours this year :)
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Post by Deleted on Dec 15, 2013 20:14:19 GMT -5
I'm thinking a top 5 song not making the year end chart is rare, and probably hasn't happened before. Really? There is an example in this thread (see: Gentlemen) Any quick peaking/quick fading single would have done it before too |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 15, 2013 21:09:34 GMT -5
What's the highest ranking song that didn't make the year end chart? "Gentleman" (#5) ? The monster???? #2 by end of 2013 chart billboard wise Edit: I though lady Gaga's "dope" was going to drop out after week that would have been cool top 10 dropout |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 15, 2013 23:07:12 GMT -5
Songs that are still gaining and moving up the charts at the point of cutoff, naturally would not make the year end chart
Not a big surprise
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Post by at40forever on Dec 16, 2013 15:07:04 GMT -5
2m, could you post the Dance charts please?
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Post by imbondz on Dec 16, 2013 17:39:12 GMT -5
I'm thinking a top 5 song not making the year end chart is rare, and probably hasn't happened before. Really? There is an example in this thread (see: Gentlemen) Any quick peaking/quick fading single would have done it before too Ummm. I'm responding to gentleman. It's gotta be rare. Can't ever remember a top 5 song not making year end |
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Post by Kris on Dec 16, 2013 17:42:21 GMT -5
Haven't tons of Glee songs been in the top 10 and dropped out the week after? or High School Musical songs?
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Post by Deleted on Dec 16, 2013 17:43:36 GMT -5
Yeah. Not so rare. At least in the digital era, not even unusual
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Post by Deleted on Dec 16, 2013 19:05:59 GMT -5
Fun fact (I think some of you know this)
Glee has more hot 100 entries than any other artists
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Post by Kris on Dec 16, 2013 20:03:18 GMT -5
I think everyone knows this |
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Post by trackmaster13 on Dec 16, 2013 21:33:57 GMT -5
Ummm. I'm responding to gentleman. It's gotta be rare. Can't ever remember a top 5 song not making year end Off the top of my head, I know One Direction's Live While We're Young and the We Are the World song from a couple years back were top-5 and didn't make it. That's all I can think of from recent years. |
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Post by imbondz on Dec 16, 2013 23:47:17 GMT -5
Ummm. I'm responding to gentleman. It's gotta be rare. Can't ever remember a top 5 song not making year end Off the top of my head, I know One Direction's Live While We're Young and the We Are the World song from a couple years back were top-5 and didn't make it. That's all I can think of from recent years. So far we've come up with 3 songs that went top 5 but didn't end up in the year end. Yep pretty common |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 17, 2013 17:56:00 GMT -5
Off the top of my head, I know One Direction's Live While We're Young and the We Are the World song from a couple years back were top-5 and didn't make it. That's all I can think of from recent years. So far we've come up with 3 songs that went top 5 but didn't end up in the year end. Yep pretty common Any fast peaking digital era songs would do it too. I think it is more common than you realize. The three you came up with is not a complete list |
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Post by surreallife on Dec 17, 2013 19:01:04 GMT -5
Off the top of my head, I know One Direction's Live While We're Young and the We Are the World song from a couple years back were top-5 and didn't make it. That's all I can think of from recent years. So far we've come up with 3 songs that went top 5 but didn't end up in the year end. Yep pretty common In the pre-Soundscan era, when BB used very rudimentary methods of ranking songs at year-end, it was very common. According to my BB Research package of the Year-end charts, at least 100 top 4 songs did not make the year-end countdown, including some pretty famous ones (eg "Yesterday", "I Feel Fine", "Hello Goodbye" by the Beatles, "Turn, Turn, Turn" by the Byrds, "Get Off My Cloud" by the Rolling Stones). The short chart life of the mid to late 60s HOT 100 songs also did not help.
Soundscan and BDS greatly improved the accuracy of the charts as well as made the year-end countdown more meaningful (although the December - November timeframe still galls me). I am sure that "Yesterday" would have made the year-end top 10 if Soundscan had existed in 1965.
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