Miguel

Everything about Miguel would be best described as smooth, from his silky voice to stylish clothing and assured presence on stage. Known as one of the key members of the recent revival of soul and R&B, Miguel’s music is a blend of the nostalgic and the modern, taking fans back decades while keeping them rooted in the present. Over the years, frequent comparisons have been made between Miguel and Prince.

Miguel New Album

Miguel will release his fifth studio album, Viscera, in 2024, likely sometime in October. To promote the release of the new album, Miguel posted some shocking body suspension act photographs on Instagram (not for the faint of heart or stomach…) that drew no shortage of opinion online! Buzz about the new album has continued to increase, with fans speculating that a major tour could also be on the cards from late 2024 or early 2025, though Miguel has made no announcements about this yet.

Miguel Upcoming Events - Concerts, Festivals, Appearances

As of June 11, Miguel has just one appearance scheduled for 2024 (see below). However, more dates could soon follow, so check back on TicketX for updates on additional concerts or other events featuring Miguel (and for all the cheapest tickets!).

Miguel 2023 Honeyland Festival Review

Tour Name: 2023 Honeyland Festival

Tour Dates: November 11-12

In recent years, Miguel has focused more on performing at music festivals and other events rather than going on extended tours. One of his most recent appearances was at the 2023 Honeyland Festival, which took place November 11-12 at Crown Festival Park in Sugar Land, Texas (yes, it’s a real place). Miguel performed alongside acts such as Keisha Nicole, Tems, and Summer Walker at the festival in a two-day celebration of black culture in America.

Fans who attended Miguel’s concerts at the 2023 Honeyland Festival were enthusiastic about his performance and the event in general. One fan shared her thoughts in a TikTok video, saying, “I’m literally a day one Miguel fan, y’all. I was so excited…and he did not disappoint.” Another review called the festival “a feast of black creativity,” stating that the “uber-talented Miguel” brought his absolute best out for the enthusiastic crowd.

While Miguel is not currently scheduled to tour in 2024, it seems likely that he will hit the road in late 2024 or early 2025 to promote the upcoming release of his album Viscera. Be sure to check TicketX for updates on Miguel's concerts and appearances (and for all the cheapest Miguel tickets).

How Much Are Miguel Tickets?

Self-reported average prices of Miguel tickets are (as of June 10, 2024):

About Miguel

Miguel cites an incredible array of influences on his music and style, from The Beatles and Stevie Wonder to Pharrell Williams, Van Morrison, and Def Leppard. He is known for experimenting with his sound but also hearkening back to classic styles, an eclectic approach that has won him much praise from fans and music critics alike.

Miguel’s 2024 Net Worth and Annual Income

According to the Hot New Hip Hop website, Miguel’s current net worth is estimated at around $12 million. The artist struggled to break through commercially in his early years, but subsequent albums and hit singles brought him financial success through high record sales, sold-out concerts, merchandising deals, and online media.

While calculating Miguel’s annual income exactly is a tricky prospect, his songs are streamed over 5 million times per day, according to Spotify’s estimate from June 8, 2024. That would mean that he makes nearly $20,000 per day from streaming alone, thus banking over $7 million in annual streaming income.

Additionally, if we assume that Miguel makes around $50,000 per live performance, his 1 concert scheduled for 2024 (as of June 2024) should net him about $50,000.

Factoring in merchandising, endorsements, royalties, and other sources of income, Miguel stands to rack up at least $8 million of income in 2024.

Any attempt to estimate annual income and net worth is inevitably challenging due to the need to collate income from diverse and often unreliable sources on ticket sales, recording royalties, assets, merchandising, and endorsements. Much financial information is kept private and not released to the general public.