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Yahoo Finance Canada
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Is it yet fair to say we're getting sick of Baby Boomers? The free love, the unprecedented prosperity, the BMWs, the legwarmers, the headbands--the sweaters draped over shoulders. Gen Xs, Gen Ys, and whatever the next one is--they're likely not riven with remorse that the next life stage for Boomers involves shuffling in jogging pants, pill boxes, and that curious pong of the elderly.

But not so fast: They're not dead yet, perhaps because they're spending your inheritance on expensive concerts. Boomers absolutely owned the music touring scene in 2013. Read this list of the 10 top-grossing acts at your peril.