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With their grandiose and gaudy stage shows, Rammstein is one of the most dazzling bands in the world. Paint is peeling off after violent allegations against lead singer Till Lindemann (60).
However, from a financial standpoint, the group remains a goldmine. And what a. The group earned over 250 million euros from ticket sales of their tour last year alone. That’s over five million per concert.
With these numbers, the group has hurled itself into the top international spots. According to T-Online, only five more performances were successful worldwide last year – including Ed Sheeran (32), Coldplay and Elton John (76).
The 23-concert European tour, which started a short time ago, should bring with it a high double-digit million.
up to one billion euros
Group structure is difficult to understand with various companies. In addition to concerts, income is also generated from commercial products. There is also the album business: More than 20 million of the eight albums have been sold to date.
According to estimates, Rammstein has earned between 400 million and one billion euros since its founding in 1994.
Cancellations are very unlikely.
The enormous commercial success also illustrates why the allegations should hardly lead to concert cancellations. If an organizer showed the group the door, they would probably be stuck at the cost of millions. In this case, the fuse does not come into play. Therefore, everyone involved has great interest in the tour going on as planned.
Rammstein frontman Till Lindemann is suspected of recruiting young women for sexual services with the help of employees. This was made public by a concert visitor describing their experiences at the so-called Row Zero: Women should be systematically invited to experience Rammstein concerts onstage and celebrate with the band. He had to repeatedly abuse power for sexual favors on Lindemann’s behalf. The group has repeatedly denied the allegations. (smt)
Source :Blick
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