Grammys Bounce: Bad Bunny & Lady Gaga Top Pollstar Charts

After winning multiple trophies at the 68^th annual Grammy Awards on Feb. 1, Bad Bunny and Lady Gaga both maintain a strong stand at No. 1 on Pollstarweekly charts based on solid box-office success from their ongoing world tours. Bad Bunny, with three Grammy wins including Album of the Year for his 2025 release Debí Tirar Más Fotos, remains at No. 1 on Global Concert Pulse based on grosses earned during his stadium tour supporting the album. Then, fresh off two wins including Best Pop Vocal Album for 2025’s Mayhem, Lady Gaga returns for another week at No. 1 on both LIVE75 and the Artist Power Index.

Bad Bunny’s chart-topping stint on Global Concert Pulse began on Jan. 9 and moves into its fifth consecutive week based on grosses reported since his “Debí Tirar Más Fotos World Tour” launched in late November. With an overall box-office haul of $138 million from 17 performances at stadiums in five Latin American countries, he averages $8.1 million per show during the chart’s 90-day eligibility timeframe to secure his hold on the top ranking.

Lady Gaga follows at No. 2 on Global Concert Pulse with a $5.4 million per-show gross average from 18 concerts on “The Mayhem Ball” tour. Her average is $2.7 million less, however, because only five of her 18 shows were at stadiums, while all Bad Bunny’s dates were set in the larger venues. Her first 13 shows were at indoor arenas during the final four weeks of her tour’s European leg last fall.

The period of eligibility for LIVE75 is smaller than the three-month timeframe for Global Concert Pulse, though, so only Gaga’s five Australian stadium shows in December contribute to her LIVE75 ranking. Thus, she earns a second week at No. 1 on that chart with a stadium-sized ticket average of 63,799 per night. Bad Bunny keeps his LIVE75 ranking at No. 2, also for a second consecutive week, with an average of 59,752 sold tickets per show. However, he ranked No. 1 on the same chart for the first three weeks of 2026.

LIVE75 also features a debut appearance in the top 10 by three concert headliners from European countries. Ranked highest among them with the chart’s “Hot Shot” classification as the top debut is Spanish rock artist Dani Martín. A native of Madrid, he was formerly the vocalist and co-founder of the pop rock band El Canto del Loco during the early 2000s. His chart appearance this week at No. 5 is based on six concerts at Madrid’s Movistar Arena between Nov. 28 and Dec. 20, part of a 10-show run at the arena in celebration of his 25 years as a solo artist and member of his former group. Altogether, his 10 concerts moved a total of 156,340 tickets, with 93,820 sold at the final six shows included in the LIVE75 tallies. So, his sold-ticket average for the chart comes to 15,636 per show.

With an average of 15,583, Hans Zimmer Live follows at No. 6 on LIVE75, also debuting this week based on ticket sales at European arena concerts during November and December. The German composer and music producer played two shows at The O2 in London and a single performance at Co-op Live in Manchester, England as part of his 2025-2026 world tour, selling a total of 46,749 tickets.

Then, following with a debut at No. 7 on LIVE75 is veteran German rock band Böhse Onkelz from Frankfurt, also with ticket sales from three European arena shows. The band played two nights at Lanxess Arena in Cologne, Germany and one show at Hallenstadion in Zürich, Switzerland in early December, selling 44,658 tickets for an average of 14,886 to land in the top 10.Finally, the Artist Power Index features Lady Gaga back at No. 1 for a second week in a row, while the top debuts belong to OneRepublic at No. 12 and Jason Derulo at No. 13. OneRepublic enters the lineup with the Feb. 4 launch of the band’s “Sweet Escape Tour” at Spark Arena in Auckland, New Zealand. The show kicks off a run of dates in Oceania and Asia from February through April. Then, Derulo’s chart debut aligns with his current string of U.K. arena dates, part of his “The Last Dance World Tour” that is booked in European markets through March 11.