Kate Nash fights with revealing pictures against money problems in the music business

Kate Nash fights with revealing pictures against money problems in the music business

The British singer Kate Nash dares to take a revolutionary step in the music industry! She has announced that she is selling revealing photos via the OnlyFans platform to finance her tours. Under the provocative motto "Butts 4 Tour Busses" (German: butt for tour buses), she would like to draw attention to the financial grievances in the music business. Nash, who once became famous for her hit "Foundations", admits that many tours are now more losses than profits. In an interview with BBC News, she explained that she could only pay her debts if she sells enough merchandise during her appearances. Otherwise, she would have to reduce the quality of her shows or even relieve employees - something she wants to avoid at all costs.

But Kate Nash is by no means alone in this fight! The singer Lily Allen recently revealed that she has now earned more money with the sale of foot pictures to only fans than through her streams on Spotify. Lily, who has celebrated great success in the past, brings with her foot pictures over 9,500 euros per month, which she proudly addressed on X, the platform of former Twitter. A new chapter for musicians who have to follow creative ways to finance their career is unfolding, while they are also fighting against the financial challenges of the industry. Kate sees her commitment to ONLYFANS not only as a source of income, but also as an expression of feminist freedom. "It is a protest to take control of my body as a woman and sell it to finance my passionate project," she explains.

an outcry for more recognition in the music industry

With this brave strategy, Kate hopes to get a discussion about the challenges with which artists are often confronted. "I want people to talk about it and learn the truth about what is happening in the music business," she says, thus exposed to reality of a often glamorous surface. Like the reports of and Promiflash.de , this trend could be an important turning point for many musicians in the struggle for financial independence.