Kate Nash, known for her 2007 hit "Foundations," is shaking things up by turning to OnlyFans to support her music career. The artist believes selling exclusive content might earn her more than touring, which she describes as "a really difficult time for artists to tour." Under her catchy slogan, "Butts for tour buses," Nash plans to use her OnlyFans income to subsidize concert costs, stating, "touring makes losses, not profits."
After recently completing a US tour, Nash is now touring the UK and Europe, with her London show at Koko already sold out. The musician candidly remarked, "I'm losing money from those tours," pointing out how challenging it is to generate a profit when costs are continually rising.
Nash is looking to challenge the music industry's standards by taking control of her body and her finances through her OnlyFans account. She emphasized the empowerment aspect for women in this era and shared her thoughts on the intersection of art and personal expression. "I think the arse is the perfect combination of comedy and sexuality," she joked.
She isn't alone in her views. Fellow artist Lily Allen has also revealed her success selling foot photos on the platform, indicating a changing landscape in how musicians generate income. Nash reflects the industry's struggle, pointing to a pirate survey showing many artists haven't seen pay increases, despite soaring ticket prices.
With growing costs and stagnant income, Nash suggests that musicians could learn from sex workers on how to better control their revenue streams. "How do we get empowered as artists and take a bit more control?" she asked, leaving the music community with food for thought as they navigate these financial waters.
After recently completing a US tour, Nash is now touring the UK and Europe, with her London show at Koko already sold out. The musician candidly remarked, "I'm losing money from those tours," pointing out how challenging it is to generate a profit when costs are continually rising.
Nash is looking to challenge the music industry's standards by taking control of her body and her finances through her OnlyFans account. She emphasized the empowerment aspect for women in this era and shared her thoughts on the intersection of art and personal expression. "I think the arse is the perfect combination of comedy and sexuality," she joked.
She isn't alone in her views. Fellow artist Lily Allen has also revealed her success selling foot photos on the platform, indicating a changing landscape in how musicians generate income. Nash reflects the industry's struggle, pointing to a pirate survey showing many artists haven't seen pay increases, despite soaring ticket prices.
With growing costs and stagnant income, Nash suggests that musicians could learn from sex workers on how to better control their revenue streams. "How do we get empowered as artists and take a bit more control?" she asked, leaving the music community with food for thought as they navigate these financial waters.
