Unless the band either owns the label or has a special distribution deal with them, the label gets the lion's share of the profits, as well as collecting back all the production costs, before they have to pay the band any royalties. (Even after that... a band that collects a third of the proceeds is considered fortunate.) Advances paid to the band are owed back to the label; if the records lose money, the label can in theory demand repayment for the advances and costs. This can tie up a band (or a solo artist) for years financially.
Portishead are generally labelled as "trip-hop" although the band members like to distance themselves from this label.
Tim Finn. He later shared vocal duties with Neil Finn after his brother had joined the band.
Syco Music & Sony Music. He is in a band called One Direction by the way
www.myspace.com/anvilstheband is the latest project I can find from lead singer Michael Richardson.
no. she has no kids. she dated a gutarist in elton john's band and when they split it took some time to heal. her career is her marriage.
the occupied highest band is the heavy band, the band prior below it is ligh band, the distance between two extremal points of those band is split-off band. At those points, hole is situated to be corresponding holes.
For our band...we split the money evenly between the members, and then we kick money back in for sound, lights and roadies depending on how much work they had to do. But we're pretty small time. ;)
No
They split up in January, 2005.
Shotgun Messiah are a glam metal band who came from Sweden. They released their albums on the Relativity record label between 1985 and 1993. The band had several different members during their time together.
No because the band split in 2009 after an argument between the two brothers
The band split up.
depends
It is a band.
Drugs
No, unfortunately. The band split up a while ago.
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