Sentence examples for concert fees from inspiring English sources

The artists are waiving their usual concert fees, taking only $25 a day for meals.

Christopher Beach, director of the Purchase center, said the reason is clear, and it boils down to concert fees.

At first, major artists resisted appearing on the radio, believing that their concert fees would be reduced or that their voices would be presented in an unflattering way.

(Nor does that number include Adele's songwriting royalties or concert fees, in which neither XL nor its parent company, Beggars Group, has any interest).

The couple had been suspended over allegations they had set up a private business to handle concert fees without informing anybody at the abbey.

But only the most famous or frugal of the big secular bands get by on concert fees and prize money, and most have had to look for funding beyond their local town.

A program insert stated that Ms. Mutter had donated her concert fee to Japanese relief efforts.

According to Furtado's label, the Maneater singer will soon reveal which charity will be the beneficiary of the Gaddafi concert fee.

For instance, a $1.80 fee wouldn't be enough at most mainstream Southern California venues, according to sources, because Ticketmaster pays at least an estimated $1.50 of each concert service fee to local building owners, promoters and retailers.

The money is spent mostly on media, including lawn signs and newspaper advertisements, production costs for the concerts and rental fees for the sites where they are held.

The elusive Carlos Kleiber, who once quipped that he only conducted when his refrigerator was empty, had the best antidote for a maestro's excessive salary: he led the Bavarian State Orchestra in a concert for no fee.