Kanye West And Jay-Z Paid £4million For Party Performance
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Tuesday, 03 January 2012 |
Written by Elliott Batte
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Mega-famous American rap duo Kanye West and Jay-Z managed to pocket themselves almost £4million from ONE GIG in December last year – performing for the daughter of super-rich Manchester City owner Sheikh Mansour at her Super Sweet 16th birthday party.
The pair of superstars are rap icons in their own right and also form hip-hop duo Watch the Throne, who released their debut album last year. After touring all of America, Jay-Z and West were offered the chance to hit the jackpot just before Christmas – receiving £1.9million each for show in Dubai.
But Watch the Throne weren’t the only artists receiving megabucks for spectacular one-off gigs last month – the Red Hot Chili Peppers managed to earn themselves a hefty fee after Chelsea’s billionaire owner Roman Abramovich decided they’d be perfect as the main act at his New Year’s Eve party. It was reported that Abramovich has spent over £5million on the shindig, although it’s unknown how much the Chili Peppers were paid.
You can catch the Red Hot Chili Peppers at two UK dates this summer – if you’re a fan and want tickets, check the dates and details below.
Red Hot Chili Peppers UK & Ireland Tour Dates are as follows:
Sat June 23rd 2012 - Knebworth Park, Stevenage
Sun June 24th 2012 - Sunderland Stadium Of Light, Sunderland
Tue June 26th 2012 - Croke Park Stadium, Dublin
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