Hot Tours: Enrique Iglesias, Placido Domingo, Caifanes

Enrique Iglesias tops this week's list of Hot Tours with $8.3 million in box office grosses reported from the final North American leg of his Euphoria Tour. The singer's current trek through the U.S. and Canada kicked off in Boston on Sept. 22 with a sellout crowd of 12,267 at TD Garden. Sold out shows followed at ten more venues with a total attendance of 123,754 in all eleven markets. Los Angeles produced the top gross and attendance total among the cities included in this week's tally with $1.2 million in ticket sales from 15,432 fans at the Staples Center on Oct. 6. Two other arenas generated grosses surpassing the million-dollar mark, Prudential Center in Newark, N.J. with $1,077,999 in ticket sales on Sept. 24 and Allstate Arena in the Chicago market with a gross of $1,011,807 on Oct. 1. Iglesias launched his tour in Puerto Rico in late January and played dates in North and South America, Europe and Australia throughout the first half of the year. The Euphoria Tour, currently in its final stages, is scheduled to wrap in New York City on Nov. 4 at Madison Square Garden.

Legendary opera singer and conductor Placido Domingo scores a second place ranking this week with box office totals reported from his Oct. 6 performance in New Zealand at the CBS Canterbury Arena. With ticket prices ranging from $99 to $395, the box office gross at the 8,800-seat Christchurch arena topped $1.4 million ($1.1 million US$). The concert in New Zealand followed two earlier Australian performances, a Sept. 30 event at Allphones Arena in Sydney and an Oct. 3 concert at Melbourne's Rod Laver Arena. Welsh opera singer Katherine Jenkins was a featured artist at all three events.

Mexican rock band Caifanes is No. 3 on this week's Hot Tours roster with $1 million in tickets sales from concerts in Los Angeles on Oct. 14 and 15. The two sold out shows at the NOKIA Theatre produced an attendance total of 13,900 for both nights. Touring together this year as a reunited band for the first time since breaking up in 1995, the group kicked off a slate of U.S. and Mexican performances in mid-September. Concert dates are booked until December 10.