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Artist fees


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Has anyone got any genuine knowledge on what artists get for doing festivals like Download?

Motley Crue must charge a fortune and they're not even headlining.

I've heared Reading pay around 1mill for each of it's headliners. Glastonbury has a max cap of 200k but don't hold artists to exclusive deals (eg Springsteen getting a million+ for playing Hyde Park the same weekend) but Glastonbury is trading on it's reputation and they can get away with it.

Any links/info?

cheers ears!

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Oasis were payed 2.5 million back when they headlined Reading and Leeds.

Rumours were that Rage Against The Machine were charging that price last year.

Red Hot Chilli Peppers were payed above the normal fee for their headline set at Reading afew years back.

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5 Million apparently for 50 Cent, and 7 Million for Guns N Roses set just at Leeds!

nah, they're very very wrong.

Reading/Leeds headliners - the bigger, more established ones (so not 50 Cent) - get somewhere in the region of £1M to £1.5M, and that's for the two shows. GnR wouldn't have got that amount for their one show.

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