Thursday, April 10, 2008
Jay-Z and Mary J. Blige's "Heart of the City" tour has sold out seven of the first eight dates on its North American trek.
Jay-Z and Mary J. Blige's "Heart of the City" tour has sold out seven of the first eight dates on its North American trek, grossing more than $9.1 Million dollars thus far and averaging more than 12,000 music fans per night.
Tour promoter Live Nation said the tour is on track to gross in excess of $33 Million dollars over the 28 performances currently scheduled across the U.S. and Canada.
Highlights from the tour thus far include Wednesday night's $1.5 Million gross at Toronto's Air Canada Centre, nearly $1.7 Million at Philadelphia's Wachovia Center, and a whopping $1.8 Million in ticket sales at East Rutherford's Izod Center. In addition the "Heart of the City" stop in Baltimore's 1st Mariner Arena was the second highest grossing concert of all time for the venue, topped only by the Rolling Stones.
The tour still has its strongest markets to come, including three dates at Madison Square Garden in New York, Jay-Z's hometown, and a Los Angeles appearance at the world famous Hollywood Bowl and a two night stand at Chicago's United Center. The tour culminates on May 8th in Uncasville, Connecticut.
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