that have set new personal highs for a variety of artists. But even amidst the excitement of a farewell, there’s an extra level of skill in doing so after touring every single year since 2015.
This may feel familiar for Grateful Dead members Weir, Hart and Kreutzmann. The band was one of the biggest touring acts of all time, also a group of habit in terms of routing and revenues. While its touring career launched in 1965 -- decades before the advent of Billboard Boxscore -- its early ‘90s tours delivered remarkably consistent results, routinely selling between 20,000-25,000 tickets per show.
But upon its return in June 2015 , Fare Thee Well: Celebrating 50 Years of the Grateful Dead sold more than 360,000 tickets in just five shows, experiencing the full glory of a comeback and a goodbye, all at once. Now, the Grateful Dead’s latest era ends, as its John Mayer-fronted lineup played its final shows to similarly spectacular results. After 10 tours, plus three editions of the destination event Playing in the Sand, Dead & Company has earned $455.9 million and sold 4.1 million tickets from 212 concerts.
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Dead & Company Raises $2 Million for Charity Through Memorabilia Auctions During Final TourThe group has raised a cumulative sum to $4,000,984 for charities since 2015.
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Dead & Company by the Numbers: Tallying up the amazing totals from final tourDead & Company completed its final tour on Sunday, as it wrapped up the last of three sold-out concerts at Oracle Park in San Francisco. In case you need a recap, here is a review of Night 1 an…
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