[ClashAndBurn]

Well, this is her last contracted album right? They could mutually decide not to renew so Interscope isn't wasting money on promotion and Gaga can release all the tepid, Joanne-esque music that she wants. Then everybody wins, except for the few remaining fans that still wanted Old Gaga back, right?

[Blade]

Originally posted by lilostolemycoke

the label probably gets like... 20% of that

after management, distributers and the artists get paid

Yeah and that's for every artist not just her. We have artists with albums that have failed to crack 200k in total sales that aren't getting dropped If 20% of the profit from those albums is enough then 20% from Joanne is enough.

[Monster Megamind]

Originally posted by lilostolemycoke

i'm not saying the tour wasn't at capacity! i know a lot of people saw it. i just also know gaga has high production values which i'm curious to if the costs overrun the earnings. she had that problem with the fame monster ball did she not? and had to front costs herself?

Unlike the born this way ball.artpop ball was more low cost. It's obvious when you see it.

[Blade]

Originally posted by BadBoy

I don't get why little monsters are using WW receipts since Instercope isn't earning much or literally nothing from those numbers, if anything Universal is.

OT: Gaga is doing poorly in the states and I wouldn't say her label is dropping her but they probably won't renew her contract.

"poorly in the states"

16 (+2) Joanne - Lady Gaga 25%+

The sales disagree

http://hitsdailydouble.com/building_album_chart

[Travis Bickle]

Yes I think so

[Monster Megamind]

Even if Interscope drops her, I'm not worried for her. Anyone with a brain would sign her. She is very talented and will keep bringing in money no matter the amount.

[lilostolemycoke]

Originally posted by Blade

artRAVE was the #10 best selling show in 2014. Here's a list of the Top 100. I wonder if #11-#100 got dropped from their labels?

http://www.pollstarpro.com/files/cha...op100Tours.pdf

chart numbers don't correlate to production costs and if you'll see a profit or not.

an 80 million dollar tour might cost 60+ million to produce. that's why artists are sponsored by different brands and stuff to make up for it and earn as much as possible.

it doesn't matter if she's the number one charting touring artists and hear tour earned 100 million but it cost 85 million to produce

some country star who earned 50 million with a production budget of 15 million would technically be more lucrative to a label

[Monster Megamind]

Originally posted by lilostolemycoke

chart numbers don't correlate to production costs and if you'll see a profit or not.

an 80 million dollar tour might cost 60+ million to produce. that's why artists are sponsored by different brands and stuff to make up for it and earn as much as possible.

it doesn't matter if she's the number one charting touring artists and hear tour earned 100 million but it cost 85 million to produce

some country star who earned 50 million with a production budget of 15 million would technically be more lucrative to a label

But this one did not cost that much. I assure you. They don't go on a tour before calculating the cost and profit ratio

[Blade]

Originally posted by lilostolemycoke

chart numbers don't correlate to production costs and if you'll see a profit or not.

an 80 million dollar tour might cost 60+ million to produce. that's why artists are sponsored by different brands and stuff to make up for it and earn as much as possible.

it doesn't matter if she's the number one charting touring artists and hear tour earned 100 million but it cost 85 million to produce

some country star who earned 50 million with a production budget of 15 million would technically be more lucrative to a label

So you're basically pulling things out of your ass and assuming they lost money because why not? Makes sense.

[J a y]

Originally posted by ClashAndBurn

Well, this is her last contracted album right? They could mutually decide not to renew so Interscope isn't wasting money on promotion and Gaga can release all the tepid, Joanne-esque music that she wants. Then everybody wins, except for the few remaining fans that still wanted Old Gaga back, right?

What is Interscope paying for? Her flights to Europe and Asia? Oh no, poor them. I bet that was a huge loss to their budget!

She's wearing her own custom-made clothes that were bought in Los Angeles. It's not 2009 where she's having outfits flown across the Atlantic. The NFL signed her for the Super Bowl and are responsible for the promotion surrounding the event - not Interscope.

Are you suggesting labels pay to have their artists perform at award shows?

Are you suggesting labels pay their artist and their friends to direct and edit their own videos?

I'm really struggling here

[Blade]

Originally posted by Monster Megamind

But this one did not cost that much. I assure you. They don't go on a tour before calculating the cost and profit ratio

Just drop it. He clearly thinks he's smarter than one of the biggest concert promoters in the business, Live Nation.

[lilostolemycoke]

Originally posted by Blade

So you're basically pulling things out of your ass and assuming they lost money because why not? Makes sense.

i never said they lost money i said it's a possibility because of gaga's past production cost mishaps

[Jorq]

They got her a new horse.

[Aurora]

Might take another commercial failure of an album but I think she's in the red zone, yeah.

[Blade]

Originally posted by J a y

What is Interscope paying for? Her flights to Europe and Asia? Oh no, poor them. I bet that was a huge loss to their budget!

She's wearing her own custom-made clothes that were bought in Los Angeles. It's not 2009 where she's having outfits flown across the Atlantic. The NFL signed her for the Super Bowl and are responsible for the promotion surrounding the event - not Interscope.

Are you suggesting labels pay to have their artists perform at award shows?

Are you suggesting labels pay their artist and their friends to direct and edit their own videos?

I'm really struggling here

Pepsi is probably paying for a lot of the SB stuff. They're probably even going to pay for the commercial of the Joanne tour dates after the show. Like...

[family.guy123]

a little off topic but do gaga fans actually believe joanne is a country album? i always assumed they were just joking, but sometimes i wonder...

[Monster Megamind]

Originally posted by lilostolemycoke

how much did the show cost to produce though?

and she was losing sponsors so who knows how much interscope had to put out
http://www.gigwise.com/news/86234/la...ve-differences

That sponsor was for the artrave event during the album release. Not the ARTPOP ball. Read the article properly... God damn!

[Blade]

Originally posted by Aurora

Might take another commercial failure of an album but I think she's in the red zone, yeah.

Trust me there are far worse album sales and touring receipts out there that didn't warrant being dropped from your label

[Monster Megamind]

Originally posted by Aurora

Might take another commercial failure of an album but I think she's in the red zone, yeah.

I thought she was in the red zone before Joanne. But after the album release I'm sure she's safe.

[Bimbo]

No she won't. I work for Interscope.