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So what kind of attendance does G n R get on their concerts these days? Are they sold out? Whats their biggest attendance in recent years (except RIR)?

What about the Vegas residency?

I have also noticed G n R are doing concerts in countries/ cities they have not been to before. Clearly this must be a marketing strategy by management to raise attendance as people in those new places have not been able to watch the band before and therefore there would be a chance of a big crowd in their concerts, ie Indonesia, India.

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As said, it depends a lot on the country and on the type of show.

Biggest GNR audience since 2009 was Rock in Rio on 2011 for 100 thousand.

But, on GNR-only was Asuncion, Paraguay, on October 2011 as well, for 70 thousand.

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Welll they played 20k+ shows in South America, India, Malasya, Japan, Asia, some shows in Europe ...They played 10k+ arenas shows un Europe, Australia, big markets in Us, Rusia...And they played 6-8 k shows in rest of US...Vegas had great success...

On the other handbin Sofia in one day 3000 people back their money for BonJovi show...And the reason is No Richies Sambora won't be there...So you can ser how great success this gnr have

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As said, it depends a lot on the country and on the type of show.

Biggest GNR audience since 2009 was Rock in Rio on 2011 for 100 thousand.

But, on GNR-only was Asuncion, Paraguay, on October 2011 as well, for 70 thousand.

70 000?! Now thats a lot! rock3

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ATTENDANCE BY AXL ROSE

( I can give you a definite maybe.)

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/entertainment/music/axl-rose-the-extended-interview-ipad/story-e6freeuu-1226591752718

I can say I haven't been late because I was watching a sporting event or something equally as ridiculous. The reasons have all been in one way or another show-related or having to do with those involved with the show in some fashion. It's just my reality and I try and work on it. It's been getting better with our tours, especially over the last three years.

In the last three years we've done three Asian runs including Taiwan, Jakarta and a hugely successful record breaking, sold out India run, three European runs including four sold out nights at London's 02 Arena, five shows in Russia, headlined several sold-out festivals such as Reading and Leeds, Rock In Rio, two record breaking, sold out South American tours, an Australian tour (this will be our 2nd), a sold out tour in Central America, a Canadian tour, a sold out US arena tour, a sold out US club tour (that included The Ritz/Webster Hall in NY, The Electric Company in Philadelphia, The Fillmore in Detroit and The Palladium in Los Angeles), New Year's and a sold out month residency at the Hard Rock Hotel in Las Vegas, Puerto Rico, the Middle East, Neil Young's Bridge School Benefit, NY Fashion week gigs w/Varvatos, The Rose Bar and the Hiro Ballroom and a few one off club and private party shows such as at L'Arc in Paris, The Zep in Tokyo and recently for Tommy Hilfiger at LA's The Soho House.

In a concerted effort to make things up to our fans, friends and associates we've gone back to various cities where things have in the past gotten... ahem... "complicated" such as Vancouver, Montreal, Atlanta (twice), Indianapolis, Philadelphia and Dublin and had extremely successful shows without incident.

We've been fortunate to be able to play everything from the smallest clubs to giant stadiums and huge outdoor audiences for a total of 185 shows in 48 countries, in 147 cities with approximately over 500 hours of stage time with an average full show time around three plus hours, performed for over 2,000,000 fans with our current lineup of DJ Ashba, Ron Bumblefoot Thal and Richard Fortus on guitars, Tommy Stinson on bass, Frank Ferrer on Drums and Dizzy Reed and Chris Pitman on keyboards, worked with over 200 bands and artists from Motorhead to Black Label Society, shared bills with Elton John, Aerosmith, Rhianna, Queens Of The Stone Age and Metallica with minimal promotion, minimal to zero label support, minimal nonsense and often with serious management challenges.

And in our defense addressing the nonsense, the relatively small majority of which percentage wise being in general what we feel are at least somewhat reasonable or justifiable such as technical difficulties, crowd control issues, health or injuries, managerial/agent nonsense or simply beyond our control and often as the case may be more hype than reality which again (and definitely not taken for granted) with all things considered, eventually has seemed to work out fairly well.

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I went through and found all the NewGNR concerts with attendance greater than 80,000:

01/14/2001 - Rock in Rio III (festival) - 200,000

08/24/2002 - Pukkelpop (festival) - 100,000

06/02/2006 - Rock am Ring (festival) - 80,000

06/29/2006 - Roskilde (festival) - 80,000

08/27/2010 - Reading (festival) - 88,000

10/02/2011 - Rock in Rio IV (festival) - 100,000

Buenos Aires 2010 was the highest attended non-festival show (sell out crowd of 45,000)

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As said, it depends a lot on the country and on the type of show.

Biggest GNR audience since 2009 was Rock in Rio on 2011 for 100 thousand.

But, on GNR-only was Asuncion, Paraguay, on October 2011 as well, for 70 thousand.

Rio don't really count, as it's a huge event feat. many bands..

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Buenos Aires (Argentina), Lima (Peru) and São Paulo (Brazil) on 2010 all had 45 thousand.

But on 2011 after Rock in Rio, La Plata (Argentina) had 50 thousand and Asuncion (Paraguay) had 70 thousand.

All non-festival concerts. South American loves Guns N' Roses.

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South American loves Guns N' Roses.

South America seems to be like that with basically every band, though. Am I wrong?

you're right. i'm from brazil and it's not something we should really brag about. it happens in every concert basically from shitty "artists" like justin bieber to black metal bands. we don't really have a standard here, we just accept every foreign artist like gods, specially pop acts and nostalgic bands from the 80s.

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Their toughest draw is North America. Some of the bigger markets like Toronto or New York they can either sell out or get close to it, but others then might only do 6000 tickets or so. Both Hamilton shows I saw (2010 and 2011) had an estimated 6500 tickets sold out of 15 000, whereas Toronto 2010 was confirmed to be sold out (all 15 000 tickets).

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Buenos Aires (Argentina), Lima (Peru) and São Paulo (Brazil) on 2010 all had 45 thousand.

But on 2011 after Rock in Rio, La Plata (Argentina) had 50 thousand and Asuncion (Paraguay) had 70 thousand.

All non-festival concerts. South American loves Guns N' Roses.

Wrong. Real numbers provided by Billboard (do not believe Manets numbers for a second):

SOUTH AMERICA 2010 LEG

SOUTH AMERICA:

=============

Guns N' Roses

Estadio Monumental

Lima, Peru

25-Mar-10

$1,569,840

22,089 /

29,900

1 /

0

$600, $50

T4F-Time For Fun

============================================

Guns N' Roses

Estadio Olimpico Atahualpa

Quito, Ecuador

1-Apr-10

$1,352,334

24,520 /

31,068

1 /

0

$156, $24

T4F-Time For Fun

============================================

Guns N' Roses

Estadio Centenario

Montevideo, Uruguay

18-Mar-10

$894,903

26,547 /

41,346

1 /

0

$150, $10

T4F-Time For Fun

============================================

Guns N' Roses

Movistar Arena

Santiago, Chile

20-Mar-10

$839,741

13,570 /

15,441

1 /

0

$130.01, $42.72

T4F-Time For Fun

============================================

Guns N' Roses

Estadio Cuscatlan

San Salvador, El Salvador

11-Apr-10

$416,115

6,808 /

28,536

1 /

0

$875, $219

T4F-Time For Fun

============================================

Guns N' Roses

Plaza Figali

Panama City, Panama

7-Apr-10

$412,631

5,879 /

18,300

1 /

0

$175, $40

T4F-Time For Fun

============================================

Guns N' Roses

Praca da Apoteose

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

4-Apr-10

$1,607,960

20,609 /

35,000

1 /

0

$198.13, $101.90

T4F-Time For Fun

============================================

Guns N' Roses

Estadio Palestra Italia

Sao Paulo, Brazil

March 13, 2010

$3,086,830

34,872 /

35,904

1 /

0

$226.06, $67.82

T4F-Time For Fun

============================================

Guns N' Roses

Estadio Velez Sarsfield

Buenos Aires, Argentina

March 22, 2010

$1,801,690

35,814 /

43,249

1 /

0

$103.41, $23.27

T4F-Time For Fun

============================================

Guns N' Roses Gigantinho

Porto Alegre, Brazil

March 16, 2010

$1,434,780

15,716 /

18,732

1 /

0

$158.18, $73.44

T4F-Time For Fun

============================================

Guns N' Roses

Ginasio Nilson Nelson

Brasilia, Brazil

March 7, 2010

$1,190,210

11,260 /

11,700

1 /

0

$274.42, $131.72

T4F-Time For Fun

============================================

Guns N' Roses

Mineirinho

Belo Horizonte, Brazil

March 10, 2010

$969,914

12,665 /

16,200

1 /

0

$278.73, $66.89

T4F-Time For Fun

SOUTH AMERICA 2011 LEG

Guns N' Roses

Estadio Unico Ciudad de La Plata

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Oct. 8, 2011

$2,145,810

27,200 /

37,593

1 /

0

$118.61, $59.31

T4F-Time For Fun

============================================

Guns N' Roses

Jockey Club

Asuncion, Paraguay

Oct. 15, 2011

$1,052,320

26,419 /

30,683

1 /

0

$293.80, $28.20

T4F-Time For Fun

============================================

Guns N' Roses

Movistar Arena

Santiago, Chile

Oct. 5, 2011

$586,306

9,071 /

14,841

1 /

0

$121.42, $32.88

T4F-Time For Fun

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Welll they played 20k+ shows in South America, India, Malasya, Japan, Asia, some shows in Europe ...They played 10k+ arenas shows un Europe, Australia, big markets in Us, Rusia...And they played 6-8 k shows in rest of US...Vegas had great success...

On the other handbin Sofia in one day 3000 people back their money for BonJovi show...And the reason is No Richies Sambora won't be there...So you can ser how great success this gnr have

6-8k in the US? When? They played an almost sold out Dallas show that holds 20k. Edited by luciusfunk
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Their toughest draw is North America. Some of the bigger markets like Toronto or New York they can either sell out or get close to it, but others then might only do 6000 tickets or so. Both Hamilton shows I saw (2010 and 2011) had an estimated 6500 tickets sold out of 15 000, whereas Toronto 2010 was confirmed to be sold out (all 15 000 tickets).

I was at Toronto 2010 - there were tons of empty seats in the upper deck

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Their toughest draw is North America. Some of the bigger markets like Toronto or New York they can either sell out or get close to it, but others then might only do 6000 tickets or so. Both Hamilton shows I saw (2010 and 2011) had an estimated 6500 tickets sold out of 15 000, whereas Toronto 2010 was confirmed to be sold out (all 15 000 tickets).

Wrong information. Toronto 2010 REAL NUMBERS:

Guns N' Roses, Sebastian Bach, Danko Jones

Air Canada Centre

Toronto, Ontario

Jan. 28, 2010

$782,599

10,963 /

12,600

1 /

0

$84.08, $37.11

Live Nation

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I heard the recent Aussie shows had fantastic turnouts.

any numbers?

GUNS N' ROSES 2013 AUSTRALIAN TOUR

(Numbers provided by Billboard Boxscore)

Guns N' Roses, ZZ Top, Rose Tattoo

Brisbane Entertainment Centre

Brisbane, Australia

March 20, 2013

$1,060,090

7.491 /

8.382

1 /

0

$175.39, $102.74

McManus Entertainment

============================================

Guns N' Roses, ZZ Top, Rose Tattoo

Perth Arena

Perth, Australia

March 9, 2013

$974,058

8.543 /

9.351

1 /

0

$173.22, $101.47

McManus Entertainment

============================================

Guns N' Roses, ZZ Top, Rose Tattoo

Allphones Arena

Sydney, Australia

March 12, 2013

$819,931

6.593 /

9.779

1 /

0

$172.95, $66.52

McManus Entertainment

============================================

Guns N' Roses, ZZ Top, Rose Tattoo

Newcastle Entertainment Centre

Newcastle, Australia

March 13, 2013

$95,003

820 /

2.619

1 /

0

$204.92, $112.25

McManus Entertainment

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I was about to say those Australian numbers are respectable but then I saw the last one. Wow.

pi2loc, what's the link to that info on Billboard's site? I'd like to look up some past concerts I've seen but can't find it on their site.

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I was about to say those Australian numbers are respectable but then I saw the last one. Wow.

pi2loc, what's the link to that info on Billboard's site? I'd like to look up some past concerts I've seen but can't find it on their site.

You need to catch the numbers on the website while they're still there, after a week they're gone (I believe). I have almost all the numbers since 2009 to 2013, I'm always visiting their website for the info (also Slash's numbers, etc).

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