Chart News: Week of 2/20/2016

The Immaculate Collection
Billboard 200: #191 (Down from #124)
Top Catalog Albums: #32 (Down from #16)
Top Album Sales: Off (From #70)

Thanks Maurice G!

Chart News: Week of 2/13/2016

The Immaculate Collection
Billboard 200: #124 (Down from #49)
Top Catalog Albums: #16 (Down from #6)
Top Album Sales: #70 (Down from #26)
Digital Albums: Off (From #17)

Thanks Maurice G!

Chart News: Week of 2/6/2016

The Immaculate Collection
Billboard 200: #49 (Up from #167)
Top Catalog Albums: #6 (Up from #42)
Top Album Sales: #26 (Re-Entry)*
Digital Albums: #17 (Re-Entry)

* Last week was reported that The Immaculate Collection charted at #128 on the Top Album Sales chart, but that chart officially only has 100 positions. Billboard sometimes releases additional chart positions that are not part of the official chart for industry reference. As it stands though, The Immaculate Collection's official re-entry was not until this week. The really confusing part though is that Billboard is even listing this as a re-entry because I don't even think The Immaculate Collection has ever appeared on this chart (it's a newer chart that was introduced in the last few years if I remember correctly). Billboard even claims that this is TIC's 118th week on this chart! Also, I was completely unaware that TIC has previously charted on Digital Albums back in 2005. Thanks to Maurice G. for uncovering this info, it has now been added to TIC's page!

Chart News: Week Of 1/30/2016

The Immaculate Collection
Billboard 200: #167 (Re-Entry)
Top Catalog Albums: #42 (Re-Entry)

The Immaculate Collection sold 4,174 this week in album sales + track sales + audio streams. Pure album sales are 2,334 copies. The compilation’s song sales for this week stood at 12,563 and its audio streams at 876,429.

Source: Drowned Madonna
Contributions by Maurice G.

Chart News: Week of 12/26/2015

Santa Baby
Hot Holiday Airplay: #48

Billboard 2015 Year End Charts

Top Pop Artists: #75
Top Billboard 200 Albums: #151 (Rebel Heart)
Top Album Sales: #78 (Rebel Heart)
Top Dance/Electronic Artists: #28
Hot Dance/Electronic Songs: #29 (Bitch I'm Madonna)
Hot Dance/Electronic Songs: #43 (Living For Love)
Dance/Electronic Digital Songs: #48 (Bitch I'm Madonna)
Dance Club Artists: #2
Dance Club Songs: #4 (Living For Love)
Dance Club Songs: #8 (Bitch I'm Madonna)
Top Canadian Albums: #39 (Rebel Heart)
Top 25 Tours: #16 (Total Gross: $45,899,978, Total Attendance: 304,935, No. of Shows: 24)

Thanks to Maurice G. for submitting this info!

More Billboard Boxscores

November 4-5, 2015
Cologne, Germany - Lanxess Arena - 25,952 / 25,952 - $2,748,071

November 7-8, 2015
Prague, Czech Republic - O2 Arena - 33,408 / 33,408 - $3,001,142

November 10-11, 2015
Berlin, Germany - Mercedes-Benz Arena - 23,588 / 23,588 - $2,638,597

November 14, 2015
Stockholm, Sweden - Tele2 Arena 39,338 / 39,338 - $3,482,634

Thanks to Maurice G. for submitting this info!

Madonna's Rebel Heart Tour: $46 Million Grossed (So Far)

Billboard.com

The diva's tour has played to more than 300,000 fans… and counting.

Madonna heads up Billboard’s weekly ranking of concert touring artists, landing at No. 1 on the Hot Tours recap (see list, below) based on $25.4 million in sales reported from her Rebel Heart world tour. This tally includes the final 12 stops on the first leg of the tour that played 20 cities in North America during September and October.

Since the tour launched on Sept. 9, Madonna has performed for more than 300,000 fans at 24 shows, generating box office sales totaling $46 million. The trek through U.S. and Canadian markets wrapped on Oct. 29 in San Diego, but the tour began its second leg just six days later. A seven-week jaunt through 11 European countries began on Nov. 4 in Köln, Germany and will continue until Dec. 20, wrapping for the year in Glasgow, Scotland.

Top box-office stats from the tour so far include a $5.2 million gross from two shows at Madison Square Garden in New York City on Sept. 16-17, the highest-grossing engagement among all of the venues on the schedule. The Garden’s sold ticket count of 28,371 is also the highest attendance recorded. Among the arenas that hosted the tour for just one performance, the MGM Grand Garden in Las Vegas produced the top sales total with $3.5 million on Oct. 24. Brooklyn’s Barclays Center logged the largest crowd among the single-show dates with 14,258 present on Sept. 19.