How Much Money Does Peso Pluma Make Per Concert?

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We already know that Peso Pluma is not having the best weeks. After a video of the Mexican artist with another woman in Las Vegas went viral on Valentine’s Eve, who was not his partner at that time, the Argentine artist Nicki Nicole, she decided to announce the end of the relationship via Instagram stories.

A few days later, the «Doble P» announced his upcoming dates for his highly anticipated «Éxodo Tour» in the United States, although more recently, he canceled his performances in Latin America, including his much-anticipated participation in the Viña del Mar Festival 2024, where he will be replaced by the Argentine rapper Trueno (also a former partner of Nicki Nicole).

However, putting aside these recent details, it is worth noting that Peso Pluma is probably the most relevant Mexican performer of the past year and has had the most impact on Mexican music globally in the last decade. That is why it is indeed worth asking, how much does Peso Pluma earn for each of his performances?

How Much Does Doble P Earn Per Show?

Recently, the fees of some artists in the urban genre have come to light, such as Bad Bunny himself, who has just kicked off his Most Wanted Tour in the United States (with a controversial entrance on horseback). Bad Bunny could reportedly earn up to 2.7 million euros per show according to the Pollstar portal. This would be the total revenue for the artist, but not necessarily what he would take home, that is. However, other sources do specify the fee for artists like Karol G, who reportedly earns 100,000 dollars per concert.

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Now, how much would Peso Pluma be earning per concert? It’s worth noting that the Mexican artist is still very young and has a relatively short career at the pinnacle of fame, but he is already reportedly invoicing 2 million Mexican pesos per show, which is nearly 117,000 dollars per performance, according to the Mexican media outlet Infobae. However, these figures would be more oriented towards the artist’s private events, so the fee for each public concert by Peso Pluma depends on each case.