Florida Georgia Line Storms Hot Tours Ranking

With bookings in 50 cities in the U.S. and Canada scheduled through Oct. 17, the Anything Goes tour is set primarily in arenas during the winter months and outdoor amphitheaters this summer. Also on the books is a four-city stint on the C2C Country to Country festival tour in Europe during February and March with Luke Bryan, Lady Antebellum, Jason Aldean and others. 

Florida Georgia Line also has various North American festival appearances are planned this summer along with select stadium dates on Bryan's Kick the Dust Up tour.

Meanwhile, English singer and Grammy Award nominee Sam Smith takes the No. 5 Hot Tours ranking with $1.2 million in box office revenue from two arena dates on his 16-city North American tour that kicked off in Atlanta on Jan. 9 and wrapped on Feb. 4 in Vancouver. This tally includes tickets sales from concerts on Jan. 20 in Toronto and Jan. 23 in Chicago.

Smith's 2015 tour, beginning with the brief North American run -- his first arena headlining effort on the continent -- will include subsequent treks through 17 European cities, six markets in Australia and New Zealand and a handful of other dates booked through mid-July.

Lastly, Dutch violinist and orchestra conductor André Rieu tops this week's tally with ticket sales reported from his tour's European leg that began on November 13 in Amsterdam. Performances at 25 venues during a three-month span ending on Jan. 30 add $15 million to the classical artist's continuing worldwide touring efforts that landed him at No. 20 on Billboard's ranking of Top 25 Tours for 2014 with $52 million in sales.

Rieu's ongoing European tour will continue through the first half of the year, culminating with the annual multiple-show stint in his home city of Maastricht, Netherlands in July. Following a two-month break, concerts are planned in three Mexican cities in October, and then another European trek will kick off on Nov. 12 in Paris.