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DJ Salaries
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| Skaya |
| I'm curious as to what the big DJ's are making when they play at parties and clubs nowadays. I'm not looking for specific nights where they raked in tons of cash (IE Sasha New Year's Eve), just what they get on a daily basis. All I'm looking for is the DJ and how much money they get. Thanks. |
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| PlasticSoul |
| quote: | Originally posted by Skaya
I'm curious as to what the big DJ's are making when they play at parties and clubs nowadays. I'm not looking for specific nights where they raked in tons of cash (IE Sasha New Year's Eve), just what they get on a daily basis. All I'm looking for is the DJ and how much money they get. Thanks. |
Somebody answer this boy....I'm curious too...
:rolleyes:
Tie$$$$to...
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| Mr. Pink |
| Rumor has it that Tiesto was coaxed to play in Puerto Rico with a hundred dollar bill and a five dollar hoe;) |
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| pooley |
| PvD got an offer of 35000$ but he refused cause he had a better offer from somewhere in South America (have to check on the location) |
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| trancinchink |
| one of my friends was looking to hire someone for a party, so he decided to do research on all djs. apparently he found out that if he wanted to hire pvd to spin a 6 hour party, he would have to dish out almost 50,000 - 60,000 |
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| Patrick Bateman |
I know that they are not really BIG DJs, but in mixmag this month i saw that;
Dave Pearce gets £4,000 per set
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Tall Paul gets £2,500 per set |
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| SYSTEM-J |
| I know Oakenfold makes £4.5 million a year, but plenty of that will come from his record label. |
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| Zombie0729 |
| there has been like a million diff. threads on this guys. check it out. (but to make u search, there was a rumor that someone posted that oakenfold got paid 250,000$ to play on NYE in NYC) DUN DUN DUN! |
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| Hitman |
| Tiesto got about $100,000 for In Concert... |
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| aspergian |
| I think you have to account for like, plane tickets and manager's cut and things like that too eh? Anyone with more detailed accounts? It's interesting. :) |
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