Kings of A&R — Katy Perry managed to the grab the first spot on the annual list of the highest-paid women in music. She made $83 million for the year topping Taylor Swift ($80 million), Beyoncé ($60 million) and Pink ($52 million). Despite releasing an album that ... more info

411 Mania — Forbes has released their list of the highest-paid women in music for this year, with Katy Perry beating Beyonce and Taylor Swift for the top[.........] The post Katy Perry Is The Highest Paid Female Music Artist of 2018 appeared first on 411MANIA. more info

Dlisted — I’m sure Beyoncé, Madonna, Taylor Swift, Celine Dion, the yellow Teletubby, and any female to ever sing a song not named Katy Perry woke up this morning and scratched their head over this news. The annual list of highest-paid female singers is ou... more info

Chicago Sun-Times, IL — Perry's payday comes courtesy of recent tour, titled Witness: The Tour, with Forbes reporting she grossed over $1 million per night. more info

USA Today Music — Katy Perry's payday comes courtesy of her tour, with Forbes reporting she grossed over $1 million per night.             more info

Metal Injection — A huge deal was just signed for all artists under Universal Music Group. The post Here's How TAYLOR SWIFT Just Helped A Ton of Metal Bands With Her New Recording Contract appeared first on Metal Injection. more info

MTV.co.uk News — The singer has signed a contract with Republic Records and Universal Music Group. more info

New York Post — Universal Music Group hit the trifecta Monday by signing Taylor Swift to a global recording agreement within four months of cutting unprecedented deals with Elton John and the Rolling Stones. The rapid-fire signings of three of music’s biggest name... more info

Dlisted — The Butterscotch Don has found a new home that will pay to keep her and her cats in the Candyland Palace lifestyle they’ve grown accustomed. Team Taylor Swift revealed earlier today they were leaving Big Machine Records for a new recording deal wit... more info

Reuters — Pop music titan Taylor Swift on Monday announced a new record deal with Universal Music Group that will give her greater control over her own music and could boost future payouts to artists for music played on streaming service Spotify. more info