Alabama: Jimmy Buffett
Runner-up: Florida Georgia Line

From your first time attending a concert as a kid to the first time you saw your favorite band in person, live music contains an element of magic for many. There is nothing quite like seeing a master showman command a crowd. From Elvis and the Beatles, to KISS and Aerosmith, all the way up to modern arena-filling artists, every generation experienced the privilege to watch some of the most epic acts of their time rock the stage.
But how do concert preferences change from across the nation? Which artists truly rise above the rest in a given state? To answer this question, Stacker analyzed ticket sales data provided by Vivid Seats to calculate the most popular live act in every state. The rankings are based on total ticket sales from 2014 to end of 2017 for concerts held within each state.
So where does Queen Bey truly rule? And where does Garth Brooks still command the land? Read on to see the most popular live music act in every state.
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Runner-up: Florida Georgia Line
Runner-up: Zac Brown Band
Runner-up: Garth Brooks
Runner-up: Bruno Mars
Runner-up: Justin Bieber
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Runner-up: Eric Church
Runner-up: Ed Sheeran
Runner-up: Rascal Flatts
Runner-up: Taylor Swift
Runner-up: Garth Brooks
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Runner-up: Janet Jackson
Runner-up: Maroon 5
Runner-up: U2
Runner-up: Garth Brooks
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Runner-up: Ed Sheeran
Runner-up: Luke Bryan
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Runner-up: Garth Brooks
Runner-up: Taylor Swift
Runner-up: Eminem
Runner-up: Luke Bryan
Runner-up: Florida Georgia Line
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Runner-up: Celine Dion
Runner-up: Florida Georgia Line
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Runner-up: Taylor Swift
Runner-up: Luke Bryan
Runner-up: Adele
Runner-up: Taylor Swift
Runner-up: Garth Brooks
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Runner-up: Garth Brooks
Runner-up: Luke Bryan
Runner-up: Garth Brooks
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Runner-up: Twenty One Pilots
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Runner-up: Hootie and The Blowfish
Runner-up: Paul McCartney
Runner-up: Adele
Runner-up: George Strait
Runner-up: Taylor Swift
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Runner-up: Neil Young
Runner-up: Florida Georgia Line
Runner-up: U2
Runner-up: Luke Bryan
Runner-up: Kenny Chesney
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