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     • The Beatles were worth an estimated 4 million British pounds in 1966. That is equivalent to 78 million British pounds or $107,751,852 US dollars today.
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   How much were the Beatles worth in 1966?

   • The Beatles were worth an estimated 4 million British pounds in 1966. That is equivalent to 78 million British pounds or $107,751,852 US dollars today. ( source) That doesn’t sound too impressive, but remember, that was in 1966. I did the math, and that 4 million pounds is equivalent to nearly 64 million pounds today.

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   How much money did the Beatles make in 1964?

   • During the Beatles’ three appearances on The Ed Sullivan Show in 1964, they earned a total of $10,000. A year later, they made $25 million, which left them with nearly $188 million in today’s dollars. In the United States alone, 177 million Beatles albums have been sold this year, making them the most successful recording artists of all time.

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   How much did the Beatles cost in San Francisco?

   • Fans paid between $4.50 and $6.50 for tickets, and The Beatles’ fee was around $90,000. The show’s promoter was local company Tempo Productions. The Beatles took 65% of the gross, the city of San Francisco took 15% of paid admissions and were given 50 free tickets.

   The Beatles live: Candlestick Park, San Francisco: their final concert

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   How did the Beatles share their profits?

   • Prior to the establishment of Apple Corps and Epstein’s tragic death in 1967, The Beatles shared their profits down the middle. Following Epstein’s 25 per cent share of the gross gains, the Beatles members evenly split the remaining 75 per cent.

   How did The Beatles divide their money?

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3. taprootmusic.com › the-beatles-how-a-band-of-fourThe Beatles: How A Band Of Four Became Millionaires In 1966

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   Apr 6, 2023 · But just when did the Beatles become millionaires? The answer may surprise you. The Beatles achieved millionaire status in 1966, four years after their first hit single “Love Me Do” was released.

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   Jul 28, 2021 · The Beatles were worth an estimated 4 million British pounds in 1966. That is equivalent to 78 million British pounds or $107,751,852 US dollars today. That doesn’t sound too impressive, but remember, that was in 1966. I did the math, and that 4 million pounds is equivalent to nearly 64 million pounds today.

5. www.beatlesbible.com › 1966/08/29 › candlestick-park29 August 1966: The Beatles' final concert, at Candlestick ...

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   Jan 24, 2024 · Fans paid between $4.50 and $6.50 for tickets, and The Beatles’ fee was around $90,000. The show’s promoter was local company Tempo Productions. The Beatles took 65% of the gross, the city of San Francisco took 15% of paid admissions and were given 50 free tickets.

6. www.reddit.com › r › beatlesHow much money did The Beatles generate? : r/beatles - Reddit

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   Though Epstein negotiated a better deal by 1964, the bulk of their renegotiated, reportedly 49% cut (which I cannot confirm) waned by 1966 when they stopped touring. In terms of actual recording income, It was pretty terrible, actually.

7. faroutmagazine.co.uk › how-did-the-beatles-divideHow did The Beatles split their money? - Far Out Magazine

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   Apr 21, 2024 · Following Epstein’s 25 per cent share of the gross gains, the Beatles members evenly split the remaining 75 per cent. However, over time, discrepancies arose, especially between the primary songwriting partnership of Lennon-McCartney and Harrison and Starr.

8. www.forbes.com › sites › markbeechBeatles Producer George Martin's Formula Revealed ... - Forbes

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   Aug 10, 2018 · The business secrets of the late Beatles producer Sir George Martin are emerging as a new biography shows how he survived in the business and made millions.

9. www.historylink.org › File › 3985Beatles play two concerts at Seattle Center Coliseum on ...

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   Oct 11, 2002 · On August 25, 1966. The Beatles play two concerts -- one in the afternoon, one in the evening -- at the Seattle Center Coliseum. The two shows draw in a gross take of $118,071, at the time the largest single-day’s gross income for any entertainment show in Seattle history. Ticket to Ride.