Re: Post Random Pearl Jam-Related Thoughts You Have
Posted: Thu September 22, 2022 3:37 pm
Maybe the real reason they stuck to stripped down live shows was to rake in more of that sweet, sweet cash.
From a promoter who was a family friend and who I did local crew work for. He was booking Dylan, Korn, Perfect Circle, and Aerosmith shows around South Dakota and Minnesota in the 98-2004 time frame.Jorge wrote:Are you getting that subtraction from anywhere? Also curious how much side musicians like Boom and now Josh get paid per show. Is Josh getting paid double because he's also opening the shows?McParadigm wrote:So, let’s assume that once you subtract promoter/booking/venue/insurance/taxes/electricians/power/medical/catering, about $35 of that goes to the band.spike wrote:Pearl Jam sold 418,152 tickets in 2016, with an average ticket price of $66.71.
That puts around $15m on the table. Subtract crew salaries and all transport costs from that, then funnel some of what’s left into your recurring costs (retainers, storage, office and recording space). Divide up what’s left.
After everything is said and done, what do we think? More than 1.5 but less than 2, each?
I’d pay a few extra bucks for my ticket to get Pluralone off the bill.Jorge wrote:Are you getting that subtraction from anywhere? Also curious how much side musicians like Boom and now Josh get paid per show. Is Josh getting paid double because he's also opening the shows?McParadigm wrote:So, let’s assume that once you subtract promoter/booking/venue/insurance/taxes/electricians/power/medical/catering, about $35 of that goes to the band.spike wrote:Pearl Jam sold 418,152 tickets in 2016, with an average ticket price of $66.71.
That puts around $15m on the table. Subtract crew salaries and all transport costs from that, then funnel some of what’s left into your recurring costs (retainers, storage, office and recording space). Divide up what’s left.
After everything is said and done, what do we think? More than 1.5 but less than 2, each?
That's mean.Bammer wrote:I’d pay a few extra bucks for my ticket to get Pluralone off the bill.Jorge wrote:Are you getting that subtraction from anywhere? Also curious how much side musicians like Boom and now Josh get paid per show. Is Josh getting paid double because he's also opening the shows?McParadigm wrote:So, let’s assume that once you subtract promoter/booking/venue/insurance/taxes/electricians/power/medical/catering, about $35 of that goes to the band.spike wrote:Pearl Jam sold 418,152 tickets in 2016, with an average ticket price of $66.71.
That puts around $15m on the table. Subtract crew salaries and all transport costs from that, then funnel some of what’s left into your recurring costs (retainers, storage, office and recording space). Divide up what’s left.
After everything is said and done, what do we think? More than 1.5 but less than 2, each?
You already have 2400 posts but… welcome to RM?blueviper wrote:That's mean.Bammer wrote:I’d pay a few extra bucks for my ticket to get Pluralone off the bill.Jorge wrote:Are you getting that subtraction from anywhere? Also curious how much side musicians like Boom and now Josh get paid per show. Is Josh getting paid double because he's also opening the shows?McParadigm wrote:So, let’s assume that once you subtract promoter/booking/venue/insurance/taxes/electricians/power/medical/catering, about $35 of that goes to the band.spike wrote:Pearl Jam sold 418,152 tickets in 2016, with an average ticket price of $66.71.
That puts around $15m on the table. Subtract crew salaries and all transport costs from that, then funnel some of what’s left into your recurring costs (retainers, storage, office and recording space). Divide up what’s left.
After everything is said and done, what do we think? More than 1.5 but less than 2, each?
I think Pluralone was a good opening to get everything warmed up for the main act.
Hahabodysnatcher wrote:You already have 2400 posts but… welcome to RM?blueviper wrote:Bammer wrote:I’d pay a few extra bucks for my ticket to get Pluralone off the bill.Jorge wrote:Are you getting that subtraction from anywhere? Also curious how much side musicians like Boom and now Josh get paid per show. Is Josh getting paid double because he's also opening the shows?McParadigm wrote:So, let’s assume that once you subtract promoter/booking/venue/insurance/taxes/electricians/power/medical/catering, about $35 of that goes to the band.spike wrote:Pearl Jam sold 418,152 tickets in 2016, with an average ticket price of $66.71.
That puts around $15m on the table. Subtract crew salaries and all transport costs from that, then funnel some of what’s left into your recurring costs (retainers, storage, office and recording space). Divide up what’s left.
After everything is said and done, what do we think? More than 1.5 but less than 2, each?
That's mean.
I think Pluralone was a good opening to get everything warmed up for the main act.
i had that exact thought about Boom, especially when he played a song with Josh. I didn't hear anything!bodysnatcher wrote:Josh is actually noticeable, and in a good way. I enjoy his addition, whether it’s temporary or not. I have no idea if they even plug in Boom’s keyboard. I heard him once in 3 shows, and he was only bc Ed happened to introduce him and he just banged the keyboard.
Jorge wrote:I think the monetary side of the music industry is interesting. Sorry about your uncurious mind!warehouse wrote:what a odd thing to think aboutJorge wrote:I wonder how much money each member of Pearl Jam makes per show. Does anyone know?
Not anymore.Chris_H_2 wrote:do they still stick that josh guy behind the speaker stack?
A troubling development.Bi_3 wrote:Not anymore.Chris_H_2 wrote:do they still stick that josh guy behind the speaker stack?
BurtReynolds wrote:Who the fuck is Josh?

This guy would definitely be an improvement.BurtReynolds wrote:Is it this guy?