Here's How Much Eminem Is Actually Worth

Eminem doesn't make money just from his album sales — he's dominated the concert market as well. According to Celebrity Net Worth, when he isn't touring, his annual income lands between $10 million and $20 million. When he hits the road, his pocket benefits in a big way; in 2019, Eminem made $50 million. Touring has been one of Eminem's primary sources of income, and he's well compensated for his concerts.

In 2014, he toured with Rihanna on the Monster Tour, which Cosmopolitan reports brought in $36.4 million — for six performances. His cut from that concert series isn't publicly known, but it probably wasn't peanuts. Per Eminem.news, Eminem performed at Cricket Ground, Melbourne, Australia, in 2019 to 80,708 fans, making it "the highest-grossing and the most attended solo concert by a hip-hop artist in history."

According to Southpawer, Eminem's 2018 European tour sold out right away, with some venues holding seats for only two hours. He also tours with other artists, many of whom he produces. Between 2000 and 2010, most of his income came from tours with Jay-Z, Snoop Dogg, Limp Bizkit, and others. According to Celebrity Net Worth, his average annual income was $17.4 million during this period. That said, the Los Angeles Times reported in 2003 that his income the previous year was $158.3 million, primarily thanks to album sales.

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