Then in 2015, he released his second hit album “the incredible story”. This album was in top chart of hip-hop and rap. They released the album “under pressure” and the year was 2014. His fame rose when he joined the music group visionary and the recording Def Jam. Then he started to work with Redman, Pitbull, Method man and Ludacris. His big year was in 2009, in this year the first mixtape was released.
The name Logic was named in the stage of psychological at the age of 19. His godfather was who guided him- Solomon Taylor.
Well, the band's financial arrangements are among the most complex in rock and roll, with them starting more than 20 limited companies since forming in 1993.Īnd one of their biggest successes was the revolutionary release of the album In Rainbows where fans were asked to pay what they thought it was worth.When did logic start his career? Well, it began when logic age was 13. A look at headliners from Glastonbury Festival from 1970 to 2017.Well Forbes magazine estimates Foo Fighters to have made $48.5m last year.Įd Sheeran is said to make £15,000 a day, so during a 90 minute set he'll be making £1,000 - not counting whatever fee he's going to get from Glastonbury. The Leicester Mercury lists them as being number 95 equal on the Leicester rich list as both musicians still live in the East Midlands city.Īnd what of this year's predicted and booked headliners? Guitarist Sergio Pizzorno and lead singer Tom Meighan, who write the band's songs together, get their royalties are each worth an estimated £2.5million each. Kasabian frontman Tom Meighan does well for himself - but is nowhere near as wealthy as some of his fellow Glastonbury headlinersĪnd Kasabian are hardly struggling too. And in 2012 the band made $86.1 million from 30 shows in 21 cities.Īrcade Fire, the Canadian indie rock band who also headlined that year are harder to quantify - estimates of the bands financial worth vary, but the figures seem to be largely guesswork and roam around the £30m mark.Īrcade Fire are still signed to the record company that helped launch them in 2001, and are big donors to charity - Haiti and AIDs charities have all benefited, with Arcade fire donating a proportion of every ticket sold on their 2008 tour to charity.
That year Metallica pulled in $24 million with one week of work touring South America. Metallica, the initially controversial but on the day stunning draw of 2014, are a cash machine. The Who's fee for playing Woodstock in 1969 was just $3,000 and we can assume that the fee for playing Glastonbury would be a bit more than that.īut for bands like the Who, the fee for Glastonbury isn't where the money is - it's the boost in sales of the back catalogue that come from the festival's global reach. The total annual earnings of the three headliners in 2014/15 are equivalent to 6 per cent of the Gross National Product of Somalia.Ĭoldplay's earnings would pay for one tenth of the cost of running Devon County Council.Ģ015's headliners, judged purely on their financial earnings, were a lot less wealthy. Martin once told Howard Stern on his radio show that the band splits their money, "20-20-20-40," with Martin getting the 40 per cent.Īnd Muse, also from Devon, made $49 million.
This year's headliners made more than $185 million across 2014-15.Īdele was the biggest earner - the soulful songstress was quids in, clearing $80.5 million that year.Ĭoldplay didn't make quite as much as Adele, picking up an estimated $55,882,353. Though party on that little Somerset farm in Pilton is known to offer less in the way of a pay cheque than some big festivals, and sometimes gets scooped by other events with deeper pockets and less in the the way of charitable ethics, it can still attract those who can command the big bucks. It might cost a few hundred pounds for a ticket to stand in the mud and watch the acts on the Pyramid Stage, but that would be peanuts for the Glastonbury Festival headliners of recent years.
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