Sphere Entertainment expects two more residencies in the second half of its current fiscal year ending June 30, 2024.
The company, which spun off in April, suffered a tough comparison to the prior-year quarter but has high expectations for the rest of 2023.
The company's overall revenue grew 15% during its second fiscal quarter.
Total revenue hit $89.5 billion thanks to a big quarter for iPhones.
The concert promotion and ticketing giant posted third-quarter revenue of $8.2 billion, up 32% from the prior-year period.
In Quality Control's second full quarter with HYBE, the hip-hop label accounted for 19% of HYBE's streaming revenue.
The company said it lost 96,000 self-pay subscribers in the quarter, but total subscribers held flat at 34 million as it prepares to unveil a new app.
“We are back to meaningful subscriber growth and secured top line acceleration starting in Q4," said CEO Jeronimo Folgueira.
Revenue grew 3.3% as reported but 9.9% at constant currency, which accounts for the euro's strength against the dollar and other currencies.
Publishing accounted for 62% of BMG's overall take, driven by classic hits and songs by new artists like Lewis Capaldi.
