Only 5 Female Artists In Forbes List Of Highest Paid Musicians Of 2017
Pop star Beyonce was the top-paid female artist, according to the Forbes highest-paid musicians list of 2017, she earned an estimated $105 million for the year, thanks to the top-grossing Formation World tour and hit album Lemonade.
Interestingly… just five in the top 5 musicians are females!
Adele ranked No. 2 on the list, followed by Taylor Swift ($44 million), Celine Dion ($42 million), and Jennifer Lopez ($38 million).
5 Female Artists who made it to the Forbes list of highest paid musicians of 2017:
Beyonce, Adele, Taylor Swift, Celine Dion, And Jennifer Lopez
The Top 5 Highest Paid Female Musicians Of 2017
- Beyoncé ($105 million)
Cash cow: Formation tour and and hit album Lemonade
Overall Ranking: No. 2 - Adele ($69 million)
Cash cow: “25” album and tour
Overall Ranking: No. 9 - Taylor Swift ($44 million)
Cash cows: Endorsements, catalogue
Overall Ranking: No. 17 (tie with Luke Bryan and Jay-Z) - Celine Dion ($42 million)
Cash cows: Touring, Las Vegas residency
Overall Ranking: No. 20 - Jennifer Lopez ($38 million)
Cash cows: Las Vegas residency, “World of Dance” TV show
Overall Ranking: No. 25 (tie with The Chainsmokers)
Top 10 highest-paid musicians of 2017 below:
Sean “Diddy” Combs aka Puff Daddy has once again been crowned the highest-paid artist, with Beyoncé, Drake, The Weeknd, and Coldplay trailing behind.
1. Diddy ($130 M)
2. Beyoncé ($105 M)
3. Drake ($94 M)
4. The Weeknd ($92 M)
5. Coldplay ($88 M)
6. Guns N’ Roses ($84 M)
7. Justin Bieber ($83.5 M)
8. Bruce Springsteen ($75 M)
9. Adele ($69 M)
10. Metallica ($66.5 M)
The list is based on pretax income from June 1, 2016 through June 1, 2017, and does not subtract fees charged by agents, managers and lawyers.
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