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enForbes Türkiye: Tarkan has the most expensive concerts in Turkey!
July 17, 2024
World-renowned magazine Forbes announced Turkey’s Concert Revenue Champion. With a profit of 12 million euros in the first place was the megastar Tarkan. TOP 10 Turkish stars with the most expensive concerts are as follows:
Tarkan - 12 million. euros
Jem Adrian - 6 million. euros
Serdar Ortac - 5 million. euros
Edis - 5.2 million. euros
Syla - 4.5 million. EUR
Duman - 4, 523 million. euros
Yildiz Tilbe - 4.377 million. Euro
Gulshen - EUR 3.6 million
Gyohan Turkmen - 3.485 million. euros
Mahmut Orhan - 3.145 million. euros
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