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These are the top 10 richest rock musicians in the world, 2020

Paul McCartney

As of 2020, Paul McCartney is the richest rock musician in the world with an estimated net worth of $1.2 billion, followed by Microsoft entrepreneur Bono ($700 million) and Bruce Springsteen ($500 million). Elton John is the 4th-richest rock musicians in the world, with $450 million.

If you are a rock music lover or have a favorite musician, you would want to know the richest rock musician in your country, continent, and in the world. It goes without saying that the net worth of these rock musicians is so little compared to that of the Richest people in the world. Aren’t you just the least bit curious?

Keith Richards ranked 5th with a personal wealth of $430 million, followed by John Bon Jovi with $420 million.

Only a handful of musicians become iconic and stand the test of time. Some of the most successful rock musicians are also some of the richest people in the world. Keep in mind that the net worth of these individuals keeps on fluctuating on a daily basis. So, the list may not be 100% accurate. These are the current top 10 richest rock singers in the world, as of 2020 depending on their net worth.

  1. Paul McCartney – $1.2 billion
  2. Bono – $700 million
  3. Bruce Springsteen – $500 million
  4. Elton John – $450 million
  5. Keith Richards – $430 million
  6. John Bon Jovi – $420 million
  7. Jimmy Buffet – $410 million
  8. Sting – $400 million
  9. Mick Jagger – $360 million
  10. Eric Clapton – $350 million

Were your favorite singers on this list? Let’s have your comments.


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