The gigs in June provided a boost to Sheffield businesses, says a senior councillor.
By Kevin ShoesmithSheffield band Arctic Monkeys' homecoming gigs last month netted the city £4m, the council has said.
Mr Smith, chair of the authority's Economic Development and Skills committee, added: "These events go to show how beneficial large-scale shows can be for Sheffield, bringing both entertainment and economic benefits to the city."
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