Calvin Harris Net Worth

Net Worth:	$300 Million
Date of Birth:	January 17, 1984 (40 years old)
Gender:	Male
Height:	6 ft 5 in (1.96 m)
Profession:	Record producer, Musician, Disc jockey, Singer, Songwriter, Singer-songwriter, Composer
Nationality:	Scotland

What is Calvin Harris’s Net Worth?

Calvin Harris is a Scottish singer-songwriter, record producer, and DJ who has a net worth of $300 million. The wealthiest DJ in the world as of this writing is Calvin. He makes between $30 and $40 million annually on average.

Calvin agreed to pay Vine Alternative Investments $100 million in October 2020 for his publishing library. Ariana Grande, Sam Smith, Dua Lipa, and Travis Scott were among the musicians who collaborated on the more than 150 songs Harris recorded in the repertoire.

Childhood

Calvin Harris was born Adam Richard Wiles in Dumfries, Scotland on January 17, 1984. He was born in England to Pamela Wiles, a housewife, and biochemist David Wiles. Edward, his eldest sibling, and Elizabeth, his oldest sibling (Sophie).

In the late ’90s, Calvin started making recordings in his bedroom after becoming enamored with electronic music as a teenager. Harris worked as a teenager at a nearby fish plant and stocked shelves in a neighborhood grocery to pay for musical instruments.

Career

Da Bongos and Brighter Days were two songs Harris released in 2002 under the alias Stouffer. Following the popularity of these two singles, Harris relocated to London in order to advance his career.

The high expense of living in the city caused the relocation to be transient, nevertheless. He returned back to Dumfries and started posting songs on Myspace, one of the first social media platforms, after only releasing one record while living in London.

When a powerful talent manager came across Harris’ Myspace page, he quickly signed him to his organization. He quickly signed with EMI and Sony BMG following that. He released I Created Disco, his 1980s-inspired debut album, in 2007.

The album, which was Gold-certified, had the singles “Acceptable in the 80s” and “The Girls,” both of which performed well in the UK singles charts. He supported UK electronic pioneers Faithless and Groove Armada on subsequent tours.

Soon after releasing his debut album, Australian pop artist Kylie Minogue noticed him and asked him to co-write songs for her 2007 album, X. This happened quite soon after his debut album. With numerous musicians, he would work on many of his biggest successes over the course of a long career.

In 2009, he released his second album, titled Ready for the Weekend. In addition to the hits “Ready for the Weekend,” “Flashback,” and “You Used to Hold Me,” it featured his first UK No. 1 success, “I’m Not Alone.”

His third record, nevertheless, was what really propelled him to popularity. One of the key factors in the emergence of EDM (electronic dance music) and its hegemony over the music charts was the publication of 18 Months in 2012.

Ne-Yo, Ellie Goulding, and Florence Welch, three of the biggest names in popular music, worked together. His collaboration with Rihanna, “We Found Love,” reached the top spot on the Billboard Hot 100 chart for ten consecutive weeks.

With a new level of international fame, Harris released Motion in 2014. The album features collaborations with Big Sean, Gwen Stefani, and Ellie Goulding, among other musicians. “Summer,” the second single from the album, was the song that received the most Spotify streams in 2014.

Harris continued to work with a variety of musicians, including Ariana Grande, Pharrell Williams, and Frank Ocean, to create songs that were incredibly popular.

But it may have been his most important song at the moment when he re-joined forces with Rihanna in 2016 for “This is What You Came For,” which went on to become his highest-charting record as the lead artist.

The Wynn Las Vegas, MGM Grand, and Caesar’s Palace are just a few of the famous venues where Harris, one of the most sought-after DJs in the world, has held numerous residencies.

His tours have brought him throughout the globe, and he has performed at major venues and music festivals like Coachella, Creamfields, and Austin City Limits Music Festival.

In March 2010, he started Fly Eye Records, a vanity label he ran that specialized in electronic dance music. He shares ownership of the online music business Tidal with a number of other performers.

Relationship

The media has given a lot of coverage to Calvin Harris’ personal life. His prominent relationships with celebrities like Rita Ora and Taylor Swift are certainly a contributing factor to this. Harris generally keeps his personal life very secret, though.

Philanthropy

Calvin Harris is well-known for his humanitarian endeavors. He has performed at several fundraisers for causes like preventing teen suicide, putting an end to homelessness in Scotland, and supporting children’s hospitals.

He gave a performance as part of The War Child’s post-Got Britain’s Talent show in 2010 to raise awareness for children impacted by war violence.

He collaborated with numerous other well-known performers, including Coldplay, to perform at a benefit event in February 2012. The Children’s Orthopaedic Center at the Los Angeles Children’s Hospital received all of the money.

After the shooting in Las Vegas in 2017, Harris gave the Las Vegas Victims Fund the proceeds from a headline performance at the Omnia Nightclub in Las Vegas.

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