Taylor Swift awarded far more bonuses than was previously believed; in fact, TMZ has reported that it was in the tens of millions. According to our sources, Taylor paid upwards of $50 million for each member of the ‘Eras’ tour crew member.
This sum covers the $100k for each trucker we previously reported, which amounted to nearly $5 million considering that there are roughly 50 individuals responsible for transporting her tour equipment from city to city.
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It turns out there was a lot more money to go around. According to reports, the remaining $45 million was divided among all parties involved in the tour, including stagehands, caterers, sound technicians, and auxiliary musicians.
She compensated her backup dancers as well. People said that a total of $55 million had been distributed.
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It is now unknown how much each department received, but according to our sources, the dancers and other groups did receive more money than, for example, the truckers, who already received a tremendous amount.
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In this day and age of significant act tours, Taylor Swift opened up her wallet and took care of her people in a big way. It’s safe to say she can afford it given the ‘Eras’ tour’s substantial revenue of excess of a billion dollars.
It’s been a hard road for herself and the crew, and Taylor has shown herself to be a kind employer in the end. This year, Santa Claus arrived early!