完整前四十名

11 . $ 25.85 m Eric Church
12 . $ 25.2 m Cher
13 . $ 23.9 m PAUL McCARTNEY
14 . $ 25.2 m Trans-Siberian Orchestra （官网数值打错了，实际上应该是22.96m）
15 . $ 21.9 m Céline Dion
16 . $ 21.86 m Dead & Company
17 . $ 21.3 m George Strait
18 . $ 21.1 m Lady Gaga
19 . $ 21.07 m Backstreet Boys
20 . $ 20.99 m Michael Bublé
21 . $ 20.89 m Florida Georgia Line
22 . $ 20.6 m BTS
23 . $ 19.5 m Bad Bunny
24 . $ 18.6 m Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band
25 . $ 18.5 m Khalid
26 . $ 18.3 m Aerosmith
27 . $ 18 m New Kids on the Block
28 . $ 17.9 m Metallica
29 . $ 17.7 m Jennifer Lopez
30 . $ 17.5 m Carrie Underwood
31 . $ 17.2 m Billie Eilish
32 . $ 17.19 m Shawn Mendes
33 . $ 17.1 m Zac Brown Band
34 . $ 17.05 m Luke Combs
35 . $ 16.7 m Thomas Rhett
36 . $ 16.5 m John Mayer
37 . $ 16.3 m Jason Aldean
38 . $ 15.6 m Fleetwood Mac
39 . $ 15.5 m Travis Scott
40 . $ 15.4 m Panic! at the Disco

滚石乐队位列第一

Ariana Grande 位列第二，SOLO第一女歌手第一

火箭人退休前，美国近四千万，男歌手第一

John rose in the rankings thanks to the nearly $40 million he took home from his Goodbye Yellow Brick Road Tour. But the release of the pop star’s biopic, Rocketman, also provided a lift. While he performs only one song on the soundtrack, the use of his hits in the film increased sales and streaming activity for his catalog, which pulled in $3.8 million in artist and publishing revenue.

4. Jonas Brothers

The pop sibling trio reemerged in March 2019 with “Sucker,” the Hot 100 No. 1 hit that helped the group become the No. 3 highest-grossing live act in the United States. That translated into just north of $40 million in take-home pay for the brothers. Fueled by their Happiness Begins album, they finished in the top 10 for publishing royalties and were the seventh most-played recording act at terrestrial radio, with singles receiving nearly 1.4 million plays during the year.

Queen was still cashing in from the success of its 2018 biopic, Bohemian Rhapsody, with nearly 60% of the band’s overall revenue coming from its recorded-music catalog, which the band owns. The group was the top seller of physical albums and nearly hit the million-unit mark, with $20.7 million in total artist royalties. The glam rockers, now fronted by Adam Lambert, also scored on the road, taking home $14.4 million from The Rhapsody Tour.