Here is the Billboard list of the Top 20 Music Moneymakers for 2012:

1.)  Madonna,  $34.6 million

2.)  Bruce Springsteen,  $33.4 million

3.)  Roger Waters,  $21.2 million

4.)  Van Halen,  $20.2 million

5.)  Kenny Chesney,  $19.1 million

6.)  Dave Matthews Band,  $18.9 million

7.)  Tim McGraw,  $18.3 million

8.)  Jason Aldean,  $17.6 million

9.)  Coldplay,  $17.3 million

10.)  Justin Bieber,  $15.9 million

11.)  Adele,  $13.9 million . . . Like Taylor Swift, she didn't have any concert income.

12.)  Lady Antebellum,  $13 million

13.)  Celine Dion,  $12.9 million

14.)  Brad Paisley,  $12.8 million

15.)  Taylor Swift,  $12.7 million

16.)  Carrie Underwood,  $11.9 million

17.)  Nickelback,  $11.1 million

18.)  Eric Church,  $11 million

19.)  Rascal Flatts,  $10.8 million

20.)  Barbra Streisand,  $10.6 million

The final estimates include album sales, digital music sales, streaming video and music, ringtones, publishing royalties, and revenue from touring . . . which is where the big money comes from these days. They only count U.S. music sales and touring revenue, so anyone who spent a lot of last year touring abroad won't have that income added.