Bon Jovi Top Billboard's Rich List
. Their return to the head of the list comes despite the absence of guitarist Richie Sambora. Billboard, who compile their chart based on available figures from US music and ticket sales, say: "It's no surprise Bon Jovi's immensely popular stable of songs continues to drive strong digital track sales, with more than 1.5m downloads producing nearly $300,000 in royalties. Streaming royalties are also catching up, approaching $150,000. "But this is a touring band - road-warrior revenue streams include robust merch sales, likely in the eight-figure range. Fans have spent an estimated $2m per year in online merch purchases." See who else made the list here. Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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