Bandsintown has released a list of top-touring artists of 2014 (ie; bands who played the most shows). This, of course, is based on tour dates listed on the Bandsintown platform.
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touring zero days a year and making a living from being a smart musician, much better in my book.
Songkick has a slightly different list. Includes km traveled as well as number of shows.
http://blog.songkick.com/2014/12/17/the-hardest-working-bands-of-2014/
No offense to my fantastic DJ friends on the list, but you should get more points if you’re dragging a drum set around to all these tour dates.