The ultimate edition of Calendar’s annual Ultimate Top 10 list, a ranking that combines artists’ album sales revenue with their take at the box office. The Ultimate Top 10 isn’t meant to be the final word on artists’ finances. With merchandising, product endorsements, song placements in movies and TV shows, ring tones, website subscriptions and myriad other income sources, musicians today have seemingly limitless ways to bring in money. But by combining two of the biggest revenue sources, the Ultimate Top 10 is a good indicator of which artists fans are spending the most money on.

10. Britney Spears – $494.3 million.
Despite a rocky decade personally and professionally, Spears pulled in $195.7 million at the box office and sold $298.6 million worth of albums for the 10-year period.

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We found The Perfume Shop’s just-published list of the top ten selling fragrances of 2009 highly diverting, and thought you might like to see.

Christina Aguilera is doing very well with two entries in the top 5, and Avril Lavigne is a surprise hit at no. 8. And how will Victoria Beckham feel about David making the list while her own perfume doesn’t feature? Here is the list;

1. Unconditional – Peter Andre
2. Fantasy – Britney Spears
3. By Night – Christina Aguilera
4. Christina Aguilera – Christina Aguilera
5. Lovely – Sarah Jessica Parker
6. Stunning – Katie Price
7. Midnight Fantasy – Britney Spears
8. Black Star – Avril Lavigne
9. Unforgivable – Sean John
10. Instinct – David Beckham

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3. Britney Spears
Earnings: $35 million

The pop princess released Circus in late 2008; the album became one of the fastest-selling records of the year, moving 1.5 million copies in three months. She launched a new tour in March of the next year, grossing $24 million with the first 13 concerts. More recently, Billboard Magazine named her the second-best selling act of the 2000s. Her many perfumes continue to fly off shelves and she is currently the face of Candie’s shoes.

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As you’ve probably heard by now, there’s a fairly good chance that, come March, we’ll have a new Britney Spears single on our airwaves. Not much is known about the song, except that it’s apparently produced by current “It” guy David Guetta (perhaps you’ve heard “I Gotta Feeling,” the ultra-ubiquitous song he did for the Black Eyed Peas).

There’s reportedly also an album due this summer, featuring work by Darkchild and 21-year-old producer/musician Jon Asher, who recently told the New York Post that it will be “Epic … music that has meaning. Something that truly moves you.”

Sounds epic indeed. So while Spears’ label, Jive Records, told MTV News that they “cannot confirm” anything, we here in the Newsroom figured that it’s never too early to begin rampant speculation about Brit Brit’s new project. Which is why we’ve complied a wish list of artists and producers we can only dream she’d collaborate with. Because, if we can’t dream, what can we do?

Lady Gaga
Imagine the possibilities of a Britney/Gaga duet. The sparkles. The studded leather hoods. The strangeness of it all. In all seriousness, the idea of pop music’s two biggest names (aside from, you know, Madonna) getting together on a track makes our head spin … you’d be hard-pressed to come up with a bigger collaboration all year. Sort of like “Swagger Like Us,” only flossier. And gay-friendly.

Beyoncé
Okay, so maybe this one would top it. If the Queen B and Miss Brit got together on a track, the Diva-tude would be off the charts. Who sings lead? Who gets to wear the “Single Ladies” glove? The video alone would be bananas: A Day-glo fashion explosion, only with more hip-popping. Please make this happen.

Miley Cyrus
This would probably never happen, especially since Miley has never even heard a Jay-Z song, but both have covered Joan Jett’s “I Love Rock ‘n’ Roll,” so perhaps they could find common ground on another super-raspy tune. Maybe something from the Bonnie Raitt catalog?

Stuart Price
Who? Why, only one of the most sought-after and respected producers in the biz. Price — who’s made excellent albums under the guises of Les Rhythmes Digitales and Zoot Woman — has worked with the likes of Madonna and the Killers, and (as Jacques Lu Cont) he’s even remixed a track for Spears (“Breathe On Me”). We’d love to see him give her the full treatment. Imagine an album of Britney cooing over Price’s near-patented galloping ’80s basslines.

John Hill and that dude from the Bravery
We knew Hill had the goods (his work on Santigold’s 2008 album proved that), but who knew Sam Endicott had it in him? The pair were responsible for the two best songs on Shakira’s She Wolf album (the title track and the galactic “Men in This Town,”) and he’s also been working on Christina Aguilera’s new LP. We’d like to think their Italo-boogie would fit nicely with the 2010 version of Britney, too.

Steve Albini/Dave Fridmann/Insert name of favorite “indie” producer here
This would never happen, though the idea of Albini getting super mad when Britney’s people insist she wants to record the album digitally makes us cackle slightly.

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One with Lily Allen please.

With U2 and Bruce charting Nos. 1 and 2, the top five were rounded out by Elton John / Billy Joel, Britney Spears and AC/DC. The Top 10 included the inexhaustible Kenny Chesney, headlining newcomers Jonas Brothers, Dave Matthews Band, Fleetwood Mac and Metallica.

1 U2
2 Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band
3 Elton John / Billy Joel
4 Britney Spears
5 AC/DC
6 Kenny Chesney
7 Jonas Brothers
8 Dave Matthews Band
9 Fleetwood Mac
10 Metallica

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Britney is the only solo female performer on this list. Congrats, Britney.

A list of America’s Best-selling Celebrity Scents of all-time has been released- and Britney took two spots!  Curious came in at #8 and Fantasy at #9.  Head over to Elizabeth Arden now to continue the trend!

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MTV has been naming their “10 in 2009” lists to celebrate the end of the year. Britney’s #1 single ’3′ popped onto the ‘Best 10 Songs of 2009″ list at #8- we can’t wait to see what other lists Brit will end up on!

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1. Madonna kisses Britney Spears (and let’s not forget Christina Aguilera) during the 2003 MTV VMAs. We still love that the camera pans to a very bewildered Justin Timberlake.

6. Britney Spears opens the 2007 MTV Video Music Awards with a painfully awkward rendition of ‘Gimme More.’

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1. Britney Spears: The pop princess embarked on her first tour in five years with “The Circus starring Britney Spears” and silenced critics and naysayers after completing nearly 100 sold-out shows across the U.S., UK, and Australia. She played ringleader, lady cop, and Perez Hilton assassin during her 90-minute set which included hits “Toxic,” “Womanizer,” and a surprisingly adept cover of Alanis Morissette’s “You Oughta Know.”

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While that one wacky news station swears that they report and you decide, PopEater really lives up to the mantra. Last week, we asked you to choose from our lot of six megastars who would earn the title ‘Celebrity of the Decade.’ We laid out our reasoning for why each celebrity was nominated, but in the end, you chose Britney Spears over Angelina Jolie as the most important celebrity of the 2000s. Britney’s rise to, fall from and subsequent rise to fame once again apparently won our readers over, as the resilient Spears took 36 percent of the vote.

Of the six celebs who were eligible for this honor, Britney Spears has had the most weathered and dramatic journey of all. In 2000, she was pop music’s new queen — a brilliantly marketed blend of cutesy teen goodness and sexy jailbait badness. In 2006, she was a freight train off the rails, quickly spiraling towards being a publicist’s worst nightmare and even worse, many weren’t sure she’d make it out of the decade alive. Now, with 2010 approaching and after all of the ups and downs, Britney’s back on top of the music world — proving that divorces, head shavings and psychiatric holds can’t keep greatness down.

Britney started off the decade by absolutely demolishing the record charts, selling more than 1.3 million copies of ‘Oops! I Did It Again’ in the album’s first week. Months later at the MTV Video Music Awards, she sizzled on screen in a nude-colored outfit. Britney was growing up … fast.

Three years later, Britney made similar waves when Madonna passed the pop torch onto her via her tongue during a French kiss at the 2003 VMAs. Why is this even mentioned? Because it’s easily one of the top 5 most memorable pop moments of the decade. However, that smooch came close to being the kiss of death for Britney.

In 2004, Brit married her high school boyfriend Jason Alexander for 55 hours … and then a year later, she tied the knot to Kevin Federline. Two children, a reality show and a whole bunch of drama later, we all know how that worked out. In 2006, the couple was kaput, and Spears barely able to tread the dangerous waters she was floating in.

2006-07 saw Spears at her lowest point. Her divorce sent her spiraling into a downfall, including the infamous shaved head incident, an umbrella attack on photographers, rehab visits and more. This was erratic at its most severe, and many thought Spears could never recover and come back to her pop greatness.

After a very rocky return to stage during 2007s VMAs with an awkward and ill-fitting rendition of her new tune ‘Gimme More,’ Spears continued to dig herself deeper into the pop ditch, thanks to a wild relationship with paparazzo Adnan Ghalib. She was in the headlines every day thanks to her behavior and sheer who-knows-what-will-happen-next allure.

Then, in 2008, after starting the year by being rushed to a hospital and being placed under a psychiatric hold, Spears slowly began turning things around. She ditched Adnan, reached a custody settlement with Federline, and topped the charts again with her “comeback” album ‘Circus.’ A year later in 2009, Spears was back on top of the charts again with ‘The Singles Collection,’ riding the strength of the album’s blatantly sexual ode-to-threesomes single ’3.’

What the future holds for Miss Spears is yet to be seen, but one thing is for sure — the girl’s got some rebounding skills. It’s that type of highs-and-lows ability to overcome adversity that put Britney on this list — and your celebrity of the decade.

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Oh, Britney Spears, you’ve done it again, for the second year in a row. Last year you moved us with “Womanizer,” and this year, your song “3″ is another fave. I don’t fret over the meaning of the song, but revel in the repetitive, fast-paced beats that are perfect for running to.

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The decade started so well for Britney Spears. She was at the top of her game at the 2001 MTV Video Music Awards when she strutted across the stage crooning “I’m a Slave 4 U,” a larger-than-life snake slithering above her taut abs.

Even Madonna wanted a piece of her. Their kiss at the 2003 VMAs made headlines around the world and is still one of MTV’s most-talked-about moments.

By 2006, it appeared the pop princess was ready to abdicate her throne, her marriage to Kevin Federline and custody of their two boys, Sean Preston and Jayden James. A months-long saga of bad behavior that included multiple flashes of her private parts, countless nights on the town and allegations of drug and alcohol abuse culminated in February 2007 with Spears buzzing off her famous locks at a Tarzana, Calif., hair salon while photographers snapped away outside. Later that year, she gave what has become a widely ridiculed performance at the VMAs.

It took nearly two years and her father taking charge of her life before Spears regained her footing. Musically, she ends the decade on an up note. Her 2008 song “Womanizer” put her back at the top of the singles charts for the first time since the 1990s. And her album “Circus” is approaching double-platinum status, while her 2009 concert tour was the year’s highest-grossing in the United States.

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1 SPEARS, BRITNEY 5,428
2 LADY GAGA 5,230
3 CLARKSON, KELLY 3,920
4 BEYONCE 3,514
5 SWIFT, TAYLOR 3,274
6 T.I. 3,274
7 BLACK EYED PEAS 3,221
8 PINK 2,972
9 PERRY, KATY 2,656
10 FLO RIDA 2,397

Z100′s top 100 songs of 2009 :

78. Womanizer
57. Radar
32. If U Seek Amy
26. 3
22. Circus

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According to Mediatraffic.de, Britney is the artist with most top 10 hits this decade worldwide with 18 songs…

#01 Britney Spears (18 songs) :
- (You Drive Me) Crazy – 1999
- Born To Make You Happy – 2000
- Oops!…I Did It Again – 2000
- Lucky – 2000
- Stronger – 2000
- Don’t Let Me Be The Last To Know – 2001
- I’m A Slave 4 U – 2001
- Overprotected – 2002
- I’m Not A Girl, Not Yet A Woman – 2002
- Me Against The Music – 2003
- Toxic – 2004
- Everytime – 2004
- My Prerogative – 2004
- Gimme More – 2007
- Piece Of Me – 2008
- Womanizer – 2008
- Circus – 2008
- 3 – 2009

#02 Robbie Williams (13 songs)
#03 Madonna & Christina Aguilera (12 songs)
#04 Beyonce, Black Eyed Peas, Eminem & Pink (11songs)

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Billboard magazine has released a list from the best artists of the decade in terms of sales.

Billboard 200 artist (Albums): #2.
Overall artists: #8.
Pop Song Artists: #8
Hot 100 Artists: #36
Billboard 200 albums: #6 OIDIA, #64 Britney, #81 BOMT, #143 ITZ
Digital song artists: #14
Digital songs: #29 womanizer, #45 Circus
Digital Albums: #23 Circus
Dance/club play Artists: #12

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Top touring artist of the decades

#21 BRITNEY SPEARS
Total Gross: $216,229,560 Number of Shows: 255
Total Attendance: 3,704,826 Number of Sell-Outs: 158

Considering the artists on this list and the fact that she took 5 years off and cancelled half of TOH tour, this is an amazing accomplishment. Congrats, Britney.

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Top 25 Tours of 2009

#7 BRITNEY SPEARS
Total Gross: $94,813,948 Number of Shows: 70
Total Attendance: 1,097,229 Number of Sell-Outs: 61

OK, this doesn’t include her European leg or most of her OZ leg, so I don’t really see why they published this list if they were missing info but mkay.

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Best of 2009
US
Hot 100 Artists: #7
Hot 100 Songs: Circus #21, Womanizer #39, IUSA #74, 3 #87
Billboard 200 Artists: #6
Billboard 200: Circus #6
Hot Radio Songs: #40 Circus, Womanizer #45, IUSA#87
Hot Digital Songs Artists: #8
Hot Digital Songs: Circus #17, Womanizer #35, 3 #69
Hot Master Ringtones: Circus #69
Top Digital Albums: Circus #10
Top Pop Songs Artists: #4
Hot Pop Songs: Circus #13, Womanizer #26
Hot Dance Club Play Artists: #14

International
European Hot 100 Singles: Womanizer #7
European Top 100 Albums: #44
Canadian Hot 100 Artists: #5
Canadian Hot 100 Songs: Circus #15, Womanizer #39, IUSA #68, 3 #71
Top Canadian Albums: Circus #5

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Billboard has also published the top 20 best albums of female artists in the United States. Britney is undeniably the queen of the standings with 4 of her albums including the recent ‘Circus’:

1. Britney Spears – Oops! …I Did It Again: 1,319,000
2. Norah Jones – Feels Like Home: 1,027,000
3. Shania Twain – Up!: 874,000
4. Britney Spears – Britney: 746,000
5. Alicia Keys – As I Am: 742,000
6. Mary J Blige – The Breakthrough: 727,000
7. Susan Boyle – I Dreamed a Dream: 701,000
8. Mary J Blige – Growing Pains: 629,000
9. Alicia Keys – The Diary of Alicia Keys: 618,000
10. Britney Spears – In The Zone: 609,000
11. Janet Jackson – All For You: 605,000
12. Taylor Swift – Fearless: 592,000
13. Celine Dion – A New Day Has Come: 558,000
14. Shania Twain – Greatest Hits: 553,000
15. Beyonce – B’Day: 541,000
16. Carrie Underwood – Carnival Ride: 527,000
17. Britney Spears – Circus: 505,000
18. Ashanti – Ashanti: 502,000
19. Beyonce – I Am… Sasha Fierce: 482,000
20. Faith Hill – Cry: 472,000

Congratulations Britney!

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Damn!

Britney #7
After a few tumultuous years that found Spears in the tabloid more often than the charts, Britney redeemed herself with a pair of chart-topping singles — “Womanizer” and “Circus” — from her 2008 comeback album. A successful world tour brought her back to center stage, but the real proof of her rejuvenation was the one-off single “3,” which debuted atop the Hot 100 chart in October, making Spears the first artist to perform the feat in three years.

Billboard’s Top Female Artists of 2009

#5. Britney Spears

In other BB news, “3″ is still in the top 10 at #9, yay!

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1. Britney Spears
You can’t deny it, Britney has dominated the decade. Her music endures on MTV and radio and her often erratic and always interesting personal life has made for endless tabloid fodder. Her musical output between 2000-2008 was astounding. She dropped a huge ‘Oops!’ at the dawn of the decade and followed that with ‘Britney’ a year later. In 2003, she delivered what we think is one of the best pop songs of the decade, ‘Toxic’ (complete with an insanely sexy music video). Two more albums followed, with the latest dropping last year. True, it’s impossible to ignore her personal woes (marriages, divorces, drinking, weird boyfriends, shaved heads, rehab …), but in the end this was all about a former Mouseketeer developing into the world’s biggest star.

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Top Singles of the Decade

4 “Toxic”
BY BRITNEY SPEARS

Top Albums of the Decade

7 Britney Spears
BLACKOUT

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Britney Spears ranks among the Hot Tours for the second week in a row (No. 2) with totals from one of the Australian arenas scheduled on her Circus Tour’s five-market trek down under. Brisbane Entertainment Centre has reported its box office totals from the pop star’s three-night run that grossed just over $4 million ($4.4 million Australian). The 13,500-seat Brisbane arena hosted the tour on Nov. 22, 24 & 25.

2 BRITNEY SPEARS
$4,053,770
Nov. 22-25
Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Brisbane, Australia (3/0)
29,457 (39,876)

1 Britney Spears, DJ Havana Brown Acer Arena
Sydney, Australia
Nov. 16-17, 19-20, 2009
$9,085,822
66,247 /
69,640
4 /
0
$186.70, $93.30
Dainty Consolidated Entertainment

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Bringing the combined total of 2 North American legs and these 7 Australian shows to 100,027,210 million.

The singer drops to 5th after a 4-year stay atops Yahoo!’s list of most searched people and events.

2005. 2006. 2007. 2008. After a four-year Britney Spears reign, the King of Pop knocked the pop princess off her Search perch—down into the fifth slot for 2009.

The lower ranking reflects her lower (but calmer) profile. In the last couple of years, the singing sensation has been known as much for her antics—her shaved head, breakups, and boyfriends—as for her music.

But this year the comeback kid got serious—and showed her show-biz stuff. The “Circus” tour has gone global, and breakout hits from the album are topping the charts. The blond bombshell can console herself knowing that now that she’s got her mojo back, No. 5 is really the new No. 1

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In the Zone
Artist: Britney Spears
Song: Toxic

Mixing dance, house, crunk, Diwali beats and Neptunes-style hip-hop with a heap of campy sexuality and controversy, 2003′s In the Zone is a primer on the sound of pop in the ’00s. The lineup of producers is a who’s-who of hit-makers: Bloodshy & Avant, R. Kelly, P. Diddy, Tricky, Moby, Frou Frou’s Guy Sisgworth and The Matrix. Still trying to break free of her teen-pop past, Spears served as the ideal vehicle for a futuristic sound. The album features some of her best singles, including the critically embraced dance hit “Toxic” and the wrenching confessional ballad “Everytime.” While the decade’s history of celebrity obsession, paparazzi voyeurism and conflicted constructions of female sexuality and motherhood are written on Spears’ body, the decade’s history of impeccably crafted pop is written on her body of work. — Amy Schriefer

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Top Ten Most Sexy Videos

1. Britney – Toxic

2. Shakira – She Wolf

3. JLS – Beat Again

4. Girls Aloud – Untouchable

5. Kylie – Spinning Around

6. Rihanna – Umbrella

7. Ciara feat. Justin Timberlake – Love, Sex and Magic

8. Take That – Pray

9. Beyonce – Single Ladies

10. Robert Palmer – Addicted to Love

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BRITNEY SPEARS comeback is complete – she has topped a new poll to find the best celebrity mum.

The Toxic superstar lost custody of her two sons after her public meltdown in 2008, but gained shared custody with ex Kevin Federline after she proved to the courts she had cleaned up her act.

And the singer’s fans have obviously noticed Spears’ efforts – she received a mammoth 74 per cent share of the vote in a new poll by U.K. company Park Christmas Saving to find the best mother in showbusiness.

Following in second place is Spears’ childhood rival, Christina Aguilera, who pulled in 12 per cent of the votes, while mother-of-six Angelina Jolie was in third.

Late British reality TV star Jade Goody and mum-of-one Katie Holmes were awarded the fourth and fifth spots respectively.

Other famous matriarchs in the top ten include Madonna, Jessica Alba, Jennifer Garner, Nicole Richie and Victoria Beckham.

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She’s come such a long way since last year. God, I’m so proud of her.

20 Britney Spears, Jordin Sparks Madison Square Garden
New York, N.Y.
Aug. 24-26, 2009
$3,814,089
53,356 /
53,356
3 /
3
$154.50, $99.50, $59.50, $39.50
Concerts West/AEG Live

41 Britney Spears, Jordin Sparks Mandalay Bay Events Center
Las Vegas, Nev.
Sept. 26-27, 2009
$1,712,858
18,799 /
18,799
2 /
2
$278, $178, $79.50, $55
Concerts West/AEG Live

45 Britney Spears Wachovia Center
Philadelphia, Pa.
Aug. 30, 2009
$1,165,725
17,641 /
17,641
1 /
1
$128, $98, $49.50, $39.50
Concerts West/AEG Live

46 Britney Spears, Jordin Sparks Staples Center
Los Angeles, Calif.
Sept. 23, 2009
$1,162,646
15,306 /
15,306
1 /
1
$150, $59.50, $39.50
Concerts West/AEG Live

49 Britney Spears, Jordin Sparks American Airlines Center
Dallas, Texas
Sept. 18, 2009
$1,098,940
13,471 /
13,471
1 /
1
$125, $95, $49.50, $39.50
Concerts West/AEG Live

52 Britney Spears, Girlicious Scotiabank Place
Ottawa, Ontario
Aug. 21, 2009
$1,071,229
15,883 /
15,883
1 /
1
$116.79, $89.27, $43.58
Concerts West/AEG Live

53 Britney Spears, Jordin Sparks TD Garden
Boston, Mass.
Aug. 29, 2009
$1,036,457
15,330 /
15,330
1 /
1
$152.50, $59.50, $39.50
Concerts West/AEG Live

58 Britney Spears, Girlicious Copps Coliseum
Hamilton, Ontario
Aug. 20, 2009
$943,852
16,629 /
16,629
1 /
1
$116.09, $88.67, $45.25, $36.11
Concerts West/AEG Live

60 Britney Spears, Jordin Sparks Palace of Auburn Hills
Auburn Hills, Mich.
Sept. 8, 2009
$935,772
12,572 /
12,572
1 /
1
$128, $98, $49.50, $39.50
Concerts West/AEG Live/Palace Sports & Entertainment

61 Britney Spears, Jordin Sparks Don Haskins Center
El Paso, Texas
Sept. 21, 2009
$928,907
11,531 /
11,531
1 /
1
$127, $97, $47.50
Concerts West/AEG Live

62 Britney Spears, Jordin Sparks American Airlines Arena
Miami, Fla.
Sept. 2, 2009
$873,099
14,502 /
14,502
1 /
1
$127.75, $97.75, $49.50, $39.50
Concerts West/AEG Live

67 Britney Spears, Jordin Sparks Alerus Center
Grand Forks, N.D.
Sept. 12, 2009
$849,983
12,713 /
12,713
1 /
1
$97, $67, $51.50, $41.50
Concerts West/AEG Live

70 Britney Spears, Jordin Sparks BOK Center
Tulsa, Okla.
Sept. 15, 2009
$794,596
10,930 /
10,930
1 /
1
$127, $97, $49.50, $39.50
Concerts West/AEG Live

74 Britney Spears, Jordin Sparks Toyota Center
Houston, Texas
Sept. 16, 2009
$738,656
11,347 /
11,347
1 /
1
$125, $95, $49.50, $39.50
Concerts West/AEG Live

76 Britney Spears Allstate Arena
Rosemont, Ill.
Sept. 9, 2009
$722,618
15,695 /
15,695
1 /
1
$150, $49.50, $39.50
Concerts West/AEG Live

80 Britney Spears, Jordin Sparks Amway Arena
Orlando, Fla.
Sept. 1, 2009
$687,437
11,408 /
11,408
1 /
1
$126, $96, $49.50, $39.50
Concerts West/AEG Live

85 Britney Spears, Jordin Sparks Philips Arena
Atlanta, Ga.
Sept. 4, 2009
$655,507
11,900 /
11,900
1 /
1
$129, $99, $49.50, $39.50
Concerts West/AEG Live

91 Britney Spears CenturyTel Center
Bossier City, La.
Sept. 19, 2009
$610,818
10,240 /
10,240
1 /
1
$126.75, $76.75, $49.50, $39.50
Concerts West/AEG Live

92 Britney Spears, Jordin Sparks San Diego Sports Arena
San Diego, Calif.
Sept. 24, 2009
$608,300
11,845 /
11,845
1 /
1
$129, $99, $55
Concerts West/AEG Live

96 Britney Spears, Jordin Sparks Greensboro Coliseum
Greensboro, N.C.
Sept. 5, 2009
$559,862
10,813 /
10,813
1 /
1
$95, $69.50, $49.50, $39.50
Concerts West/AEG Live

104 Britney Spears, Jordin Sparks Wells Fargo Arena
Des Moines, Iowa
Sept. 11, 2009
$525,479
10,397 /
10,397
1 /
1
$96, $76, $49.50, $39.50
Concerts West/AEG Live

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Another completely sold out North American leg. Wow. Congrats, Brit. Which brings the grand total of both North American legs to 86,887,618 million. * according to Wikipedia * Now if only Billboard would publish the boxscores for her European leg.