Top 20 acts earn 93% of cash

ALMOST all the money earned in the Irish music industry goes to the top 20 artists, a report revealed yesterday.

Top 20 acts earn 93% of cash
Thu, 30 Jan, 2003 - 00:00
Michael Brennan

U2, Enya, Westlife and the Corrs are among the high earners who account for 93% of the €268 million made in 2001.

Artists such as Sharon Shannon, Aslan, Jack L and the Frames attended the launch last night of two reports on the sector’s future.

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