For the Drummers by a Drummer.: 30 richest drummers in the world.

Monday, November 12, 2012

Ringo Starr – $300 Million (The Beatles, solo)
Phil Collins – $250 Million (Solo, Genesis)
Dave Grohl – $225 Million (Nirvana, Foo Fighters)
Don Henley – $200 Million (The Eagles)
Lars Ulrich – $175 Million (Metallica)
Charlie Watts – $160 Million (The Rolling Stones)
Larry Mullen Jr – $150 Million (U2)
Roger Taylor – $105 Million (Queen)
Joey Kramer – $100 Million (Aerosmith)
Chad Smith – $90 Million (The Red Hot Chili Peppers, Chickenfoot)
Travis Barker – $85 Million (Blink 182, The Aquabats)
Stewart Copeland – $80 Million (The Police)
Alex Van Halen – $75 Million (Van Halen)
Nick Mason – $75 Million (Pink Floyd)
Tommy Lee – $70 Million (Motley Crue)
Bill Ward – $65 Million (Black Sabbath)
Jon Fishman – $60 Million (Phish)
Carter Beauford – $55 Million (Dave Matthews Band)
Rick Allen – $50 Million (Def Leppard)
Tre Cool – $45 Million (Green Day)
Danny Carey – $40 Million (Tool)
Tico Torres – $40 Million (Bon Jovi)
Max Weinberg – $35 Million (Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band, Conan O’Brien)
Mickey Hart – $30 Million (The Grateful Dead)
Bill Kreutzmann – $25 Million (The Grateful Dead)
Neil Peart – $22 Million (Rush)
Taylor Hawkins – $20 Million (Foo Fighters)
Questlove – $16 Million (The Roots, Jimmy Fallon)
Steven Adler – $15 Million (Guns N’ Roses)
Mick Fleetwood – $8.5 Million (Fleetwood Mac)

For the Drummers by a Drummer.