hiring aaron lewis ????
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Permalink Reply by Jacob Porter on -
Doubt it, but good luck man. Anything is possible
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Permalink Reply by Austin on -
Theres a way to contact the promoter, but IIRC, its around 15,000 dollars to do so. Good luck :)
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Permalink Reply by RumpleTeaser on -
i read somewhere his solo shows are 30 grand.
Not to rain on your wedding day man, But Aaron accepting to play some random fans wedding is something a desperate musician would do.
And Then there is the other problem. If he does it for you, he would be getting request every other day to play weddings. LOL... Maybe when he is like 55 years old and bored he will play a wedding.
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Permalink Reply by scott abdo on -
yea i know that it was out of reach just had to put it out there before i gave up ...it would be awesome for a singer to do something like that but we all know that wouldnt happen even tho the fans mean everything lol i would never spend that kind of money anyway not that i have it lol haha or i can ask my girl to wait like 25 years lol ahhaha but thank you guys for responding to my post
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Permalink Reply by Austin on
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@RT
I think Aaron would do it, I just don't think many people have 15-30 grand to pay for an hour or two.
Geez, haven't thought about that. Aaron makes 15,000 dollars an hour. HOLY FUCK!
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Permalink Reply by Jennifer on
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And I thought just the opposite...he only makes $15k an hour?? You have to remember that's an hour on stage, the 5 hour flight, the hour sound check, the meet and greet, the ameets after are all unpaid.....pffft I hope he charges more when he comes to Vegas!!!!!!
Austin said:@RT
I think Aaron would do it, I just don't think many people have 15-30 grand to pay for an hour or two.
Geez, haven't thought about that. Aaron makes 15,000 dollars an hour. HOLY FUCK!
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Permalink Reply by RumpleTeaser on
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well I'm assuming its 30 grand for him and his whole crew.
If he gets 30 grand, then the crew gets paid seperate, wow, that's a lot for two hours playing acoustic. I would do that shit every single night if I could!
And to Scott, you could easily find a great wedding band to maybe play the song for you? I'm sure it would mean just as much to you and your wife.
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Permalink Reply by Amanda on -
I am sure that Aaron wishes that he made 15-30 grand a show... He has said before that after paying his manager and the crew and what ever else needs to be paid he isn't left with much, that is why he tours all the time cause he has bills to pay...LOL
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Permalink Reply by RumpleTeaser on
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if you think about all the shows he does though. Over a years period. Even 5 grand a show is good.
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Permalink Reply by T on -
when you think of all the countless shows they did that prolly cost them money in the beginning, it has to be a great feeling to sell-out your home area "the Mohican Sun" in like a half hour for a new years show....i just cant picture the boys all driving around in a van from show to show, just to be on a ticket with sum big names....they were prolly lucky if they pulled in $300 - $400 bucks, to split....that's basically liquid $, gas n beer...
Im with rumple teaser on this one...no popular band/ performer wants to be labeled into being a "wedding band/ singer"....besides when they get old they lock themselves a spot in vegas playing 6 nites a week like the rest of the has-beens...i see these guys being much classier then that....the thought is cool, but the realization is way out there for them doing a wedding...here's a thought....take her to a show and he'll be singing to you both, for a fraction of the cost...=)
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