Beyonce Is Way Up As She Is Named 2017 Highest Paid Woman In Music
American superstar R&B/Pop diva, Beyonce Knowles, has ousted her counterparts, Taylor Swift and Adele, to emerge the highest paid woman in music 2017.
According to Forbes, Beyonce’s chart-topping sixth studio album, “Lemonade” and her Formation World Tour made her the highest-paid woman pulling an impressive $105 million pre-tax.
Forbes reports that her Formation World Tour in the scoring period grossed a quarter of a billion dollars.
Following in second place is British singer, Adele, earning $69 million.
Adele, who completed her first major tour in 2011, earned this despite having no major endorsement.
Taylor Swift who raked an impressive $170 million in last year’s list made the No. 3 spot earning $44 million.
Her newly released “Reputation” album is expected to move her up the list in 2018.
Canadian superstar, Celine Dion and Jennifer Lopez, were however not exempted from the list raking $42 million and $38 million respectively.
The 71-year old Dolly Parton proved that age is not a barrier in music as she claimed the No. 6 spot with $37 million.
Forbes gathered data from Nielsen SoundScan, Pollstar, the RIAA and interviews with industry insiders to compile the list.
Forbes considered pre-tax income from June 1, 2016 through June 1, 2017, also putting into consideration fees charged by managers, agents and lawyers.
According to Forbes, Beyonce’s chart-topping sixth studio album, “Lemonade” and her Formation World Tour made her the highest-paid woman pulling an impressive $105 million pre-tax.
Forbes reports that her Formation World Tour in the scoring period grossed a quarter of a billion dollars.
Following in second place is British singer, Adele, earning $69 million.
Adele, who completed her first major tour in 2011, earned this despite having no major endorsement.
Taylor Swift who raked an impressive $170 million in last year’s list made the No. 3 spot earning $44 million.
Her newly released “Reputation” album is expected to move her up the list in 2018.
Canadian superstar, Celine Dion and Jennifer Lopez, were however not exempted from the list raking $42 million and $38 million respectively.
The 71-year old Dolly Parton proved that age is not a barrier in music as she claimed the No. 6 spot with $37 million.
Forbes gathered data from Nielsen SoundScan, Pollstar, the RIAA and interviews with industry insiders to compile the list.
Forbes considered pre-tax income from June 1, 2016 through June 1, 2017, also putting into consideration fees charged by managers, agents and lawyers.
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