The Rolling Stones’ ‘No Filter’ Tour Made an Obscene Amount of Money

The Rolling Stones have done it yet again with their latest tour becoming one of the highest-grossing tours of all time.

Per Billboard Boxscore, the Stones' "No Filter" tour, which just wrapped on August 30 and spanned three years, grossed a total of $415.6 million and sold 2,290,871 tickets. These figures are enough for the "No Filter" tour to be ranked the eighth highest-grossing tour of all time.

This is also the second top-ten entry from the Stones on this list, with their 2005-2007 "A Bigger Bang" tour earning $558 million and ranking third all-time. The current highest-grossing tour of all time is Ed Sheeran's "The Divide Tour," which began in 2017, ended in 2019 and grossed a staggering $776 million. The current top ten highest-grossing tours of all time are below.

1. Ed Sheeran: The Divide Tour - $776 million (2017-19)
2. U2: 360° Tour: $736 million (2009-11)
3. The Rolling Stones: A Bigger Bang Tour - $558 million (2005-07)
4. Guns N’ Roses: Not in This Lifetime Tour - $530 million (2016-ongoing)
5. Coldplay: A Head Full of Dreams Tour - $523 million (2016-17)
6. Roger Waters: The Wall Live - $459 million (2010-13)
7. AC/DC: Black Ice World Tour - $441 million (2008-10)
8. The Rolling Stones: No Filter Tour - $416 million (2017-19)
9. Bruno Mars: 24K Magic World Tour - $412 million (2017-18)
10. Madonna: Sticky & Sweet Tour - $408 million (2008-09)