Steve Perry Financial Earnings and Net Worth

[jrny84]

I recently was reading about Steve Perry's net worth and came across this site. It gives Perry's apparent financial earnings from each studio album and tours.

Pretty interesting, wonder how accurate it actually is.

https://www.therichest.com/celebnetwort ... net-worth/


Net Worth:
$45 Million

Source of Wealth:
Music
Age:
69
Birth Place:
Hanford, California, United States
Marital Status:
Single
Full Name:
Stephen Ray Perry
Nationality:
American

About Stephen Ray Perry
American singer, songwriter and record producer Steve Perry has a net worth of $45 million. He was born on January 22, 1949, in Hanford, California. His parents owned a radio station with call letters KNGS. During the early period of his life, he started performing and playing drums in several local bands. He is a musician, singer and a songwriter, and a producer. He is widely known as the singer for the band Journey. He played this role on two occasions from 1977 to 1987, then later from 1995 to 1998. When not working with Journey, Steve Perry pursued a very successful career and produced a solo album which achieved platinum or gold status. He later left Journey due to health reasons.


Steve Perry's Portuguese background greatly helped in the early period of his career. Steve Perry is regarded as best rock and pop vocalists in the world. He was nicknamed as "The Voice" in the 80's by Jon Bon Jovi. Randy Jackson, an American Idol judge described Steve Perry as "The golden voice."

Earnings & Financial Data

Earnings 2011
Ticket Sales Jul. 2011
Concert ticket sales of The Eclipse Tour with the American rock band Journey (approximately 900 thousand tickets sold)
$21,000,000

Earnings 1996
Record Sales Oct. 1996
Record sales of the album Trial by Fire with the American rock band Journey (approximatey 2 million copies sold)
$2,600,000

Earnings 1994
Record Sales Jul. 1994
Record sales of the album For the Love of Strange Medicine (approximately 500 thousand copies sold)
$650,000

Earnings 1986
Record Sales May. 1986
Record sales of the album Raised on Radio with the American rock band Journey (approximatey 4 million copies sold)
$5,200,000

Earnings 1985
Record Sales Apr. 1985
Record sales of the album We Are the World with various artists (approximately 3.015 million copies sold)
$3,920,000

Earnings 1984
Record Sales Apr. 1984
Record sales of his solo album Street Talk (approximately 2 million copies sold)
$2,600,000

Earnings 1983
Record Sales Feb. 1983
Record sales of the album Frontiers with the American rock band Journey (approximately 8 million copies sold)
$10,400,000

Earnings 1981
Record Sales Jul. 1981
Record sales of the album Escape with the American rock band Journey (approximately 12.2 million copies sold)
$15,860,000

Record Sales Feb. 1981
Record sales of the album Captured with American rock band Journey (approximately 2 million copies sold)
$2,600,000

Earnings 1980
Record Sales Mar. 1980
Record sales of the album Departure with the American rock band Journey (approximately 4 million copies sold)
$5,200,000

Earnings 1979
Record Sales Apr. 1979
Record sales of the album Evolution with the American rock band Journey (approximately 4 million copies sold)
$5,200,000

Earnings 1978
Record Sales Jan. 1978
Record sales of the album Infinity with the American rock band Journey (approximately 4 million copies sold)
$5,200,000

[Marabelle]

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[jrny84]

Why is this important?

No one said it was "important". Maybe you don't find it interesting, but some may.

[bellairepark73]

Why is this important?

No one said it was "important". Maybe you don't find it interesting, but some may.

Thanks Tater. I find it very interesting. I think Sony really needs to recertify FTLOSM. I think its done a LOT better than that especially since then. Traces has helped it a lot. Of course, Sony may feel that they have no reason (JERKS!). UMG/Concord/Fantasy did a MUCH better job at promoting Steve's solo work than Sony ever did.

Question: the earnings is what Steve personally made or what money the albums brought in?