Taylor Swift, the 4.6 billion dollar woman (in 5 months of work)

‘The Eras Tour’, which arrives in Brazil in November, will increase the amount in its North American part

And to think that in his naïve childhood he was obsessed with the trailing zeros of “Cyborg, the Six Million Dollar Man.” (In time: the title of this text is a simple reference to the classic series of the seventies.)

Text lead, on the other hand, is profit share x period. The tour that the singer kicked off in March and which will pass through Brazil in November is estimated to move $4.6 billion (or about R$22.2 billion) in the first leg alone, of 52 performances in the United States, to in August. .

The earthquake caused by the start of ticket sales for the five concerts between Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo, with a queue of almost a million people, was not much different in the USA. Although in Brazil it’s practically his live debut – he made a promotional presentation for a thousand fans for the distant 11 years here.

The concerts he gave between June 2 and 4 in Chicago had a record occupancy in the city’s hotels, for example of 96.8%.

Each of the concerts he has scheduled for “The Eras Tour,” where he draws a sort of best of his 17-year career (of 33 lived), will gross an average of $12 million at the box office. Given that the estimated average ticket for “swiftie” (as fans are called) is $1,300, including admission, lodging, and merchandise purchases, that comes to $4.6 billion in their country of origin.

There is to be a check for the singer (to use Cyborg-era language) for $10 million per show.

All of this surprises me even more because I knew that she is and always has been a pop phenomenon. But that gigantic growth, which should make her the greatest showbiz artist of today, has passed between her successful debut as a country singer in 2006 and the protagonist of the current “The Eras Tour”, which wherever she plays becomes a record.

Source: Terra

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