I have a nephew who has been talking about having certain Australian celebrities at his party next February, he is in his 30’s and has been hinting at having his patients pay for it.
Any idea roughly say to have Marcia Hines or Carlotta sung for a hour or so at a function
has been hinting at having his patients pay for it.
They said contact Medicare.
That makes no sense! Clearly the nephew is running a Botox party next February and planning live entertainment!!
They said they don't know and to contact randoms on the internet, as randoms set the prices based on poll.
For a weekend night, I'd say about…
Bikies.
This guy is 30
"in his 30s". So this guy could be 39 and still wanting celebrities with him AND wanting his PARENTS (?) to pay for it… Sounds like the celebrities should be his parents
This guy is 30
It does indeed sound like a sad situation.
It varies per celebrity.
And most celebrities won't even entertain the idea.
I know a celeb who as paid £50k for 2 hours + house benefits.
And most celebrities won't even entertain the idea.
this, unless the celeb is a faded one with no work prospects, they won't be caught dead in a random's house. There is such thing as bad publicity
True. Depending on who the patients are, it could be good publicity. For example, if the patients are disabled people, or sick kids, celeb's would get good publicity by helping them out.
Just as long as they don't tweet or Instagram something like "spent an hour with disabled kids today, I can totally relate to their life".
So many celebrities seem to have to record everything they do via social media in an attempt to get good publicity.
"spent an hour with disabled kids today, I can totally relate to their life".
hahaha
So many celebrities seem to have to record everything they do via social media in an attempt to get good publicity.
True, it certainly isn't the best motive, if they are only helping disabled or sick kids for publicity. It probably is nowdays 1 of the best publicity moves they can make. It's all choreographed by image consultants and their managers also.
I guess politicians and the like have always done the 'kissing a baby shot' but social media has taken publicity stunts and related snapshots to a whole new level.
@[Deactivated]: I guess the thing I want to see is celebrities visiting disabled/sick kids out of their own heart and actually wanting to make their day rather than doing it for positive image.
Certainly they are celebrities they donate and visit them out of the goodness of their heart. Others however just jump on the bandwagon because it's "in" and pretend they care.
It isn't the worst thing for the kids who will be overjoyed nonetheless but it looks really bad on the celebrity.
I guess the thing I want to see is celebrities visiting disabled/sick kids out of their own heart and actually wanting to make their day rather than doing it for positive image.
And by what medium would you like to see them doing that?
@Scrooge McDuck: You can see more than just with your eyes if you are being a smart arse.
I don't care or not whether I physically see it, but it's what I want to happen (ie "see")
@Scrooge McDuck: …
I don't need to become aware that it's happened. I know you are after an answer like "social media" so then you can say "ha, got you!" but ordinary people do great things every day without looking for a pat on the back from social media.
Yes, there's probably a lot of celebrities that donate and that's great but have they ever taken the time to actually visit sick/disabled kids?
@pennypincher98: Wait… So you want celebrities to visit sick children without publicity but you also are saying that none do it because there is no publicity or evidence of it occurring?
If there is no evidence of a particular celebrity visiting a sick child isn't that exactly what you are after? A celebrity who has visited a sick child and not profiteered on it?
@Scrooge McDuck: This is exactly what I knew you were trying to get at.
The word can still get out there that they have done a good deed, it just doesn't need to be patting themselves on the back via their Twitter/Instagram handle. I hear about good deeds all the time that are from people other than the celebrity. That's great.
For example, a hospital can tell a news reporter who will then relay the story on. Rather than the celebrity taking a photo and tagging it #helpingsickkids or #doingagoodthing - can you see the difference?
One is being an attention seeker and one is actually being a nice caring person.
And most celebrities won't even entertain the idea.
Robbie Williams will, if you'll let him.
Marcia. Hines or Carlotta? My guess is that they would pay YOU… Just hit up randoms on Instagram
For an evening, the likes of Joe Camilleri would be maybe $30K+ I suspect. Try here -
https://premierartists.com.au/roster/
For Marcia Hines, try contacting the below to find out:
http://www.australiannetworkentertainment.com/marcia_hines.h…
https://theharbouragency.com/artist/marcia-hines/
http://www.musictheatreaustralia.com.au/component/entertaine…
Australian celebrities
lol…is that a thing?
Keith Urban and Wolverine.
These two names are the only one I recognised…..
Keith urban is a kiwi.
ohh. I see. Wolverine then.
Who?
jason donovan is looking for work
bro, you aint helping
I've seen Jason Donovan do panel shows, at least he has a good sense of humour about his current celebrity status.
Marcia Hines or Carlotta sung
LOL probably nothing because no one knows who they are
Nikki Webster probably needs a gig
Showgirls, Wednesday mornings 4–5 AM.
Look, for a very reasonably $300 I will happily tell some very witty stories for an hour or so at your nephew's party.
$300! For all these years, I've been doing it gratis!!
Go the ozbargain way, and get lookalikes. 90% the same for 10% the cost
Honeybadger will turn up and snog ya sister and her friends and theirs too.
If he wants someone to sing at his party - is it a charity event or birthday party - then there's always cover lookalikes which could be more fun sometimes, or seek out some music talent show constant.
I'll turn up for free if there's a good meal and as much as I can drink involved.
Marcia Hines or Carlotta! Sounds like the nephew is in his 70s.
I've heard of quite well Australian musicians who will perform at your home but the only ones I can think of at the moment are Deborah Conway and Willie Zygier. Most well known Aussie musicians are skint so I don't think they will charge a million bucks for singing you Happy Birthday like Elton John or Celine Dion.
Who would have thought.
Anyone with vision and/or hearing?
someone has too much spare cash
Just invite Thor.
3FITTY
Shannon noll might help
You need to provide coke
and he'll probably try and screw ya mum afterwards
Good luck catching up with Nollzy! He borrowed my lawnmower last summer and still hasn't returned it.
Stormy Daniels US$130,000 (allegedly).
But can she sing
Has already……for Robert Mueller.
Hire some Sydney pop punk bands to play
Those prices seem too cheap. wedding singers/bands cost way more than that and they are nobodies
The wedding band fee will be split amongst all band members. The band will have to get to the venue early, lug their instruments and PA, set up, do a sound check and then wait around until it's time to play, play a few sets and then wait until the party's over until they can pack up their equipment and leave. They may have also had to rehearse some of the requested songs if they are not part of their regular repertoire. They might be on the job for 6-8 hours, event though they only play for 2-3. Taken as an hourly rate, it's probably not that great.
The club appearance fee is just for showing up. ie. taking a limo ride to the venue, having a few free drinks and making small talk with the host and the guests they want to impress, then back in the limo for the next appearance in less than an hour.
If they made so much money over their careers, no way they'll get out of bed for a few thousand dollars per hour. They would all be financially independent.
I don't think Lindsay Lohan made any money, she became suddenly famous for a year or two, and has spent the rest of her time being famous for how badly her life was (profanity) up after being famous.
Her bio page on IMDB indicates she earned $24 million by the age of 21. She was seen as a rising star before she self destructed her career.
Soulja boy charges 75k.
Source: Bow Wow and Souljah Boy Tell ‘Em - Marco polo
"Say the same lines but the fans aren't bored of me
75,000 dollars if you want to order me
Hold on!! Let me change my swag"
Fo'shizzle
Why not strippers?
Call 2pac, he's available.
he living in argentina with biggie smalls and marilyn monroe
Holograms aren’t cheap.
Why not some OzBargain celebs? Who could say no to the likes of JV, tightarse and Eastern culture? You could pay them in eneloops too.
Why the need for celebs at the party? What's he trying to compensate for? And why are his patients paying for it? Questions questions questions……
Still make me laugh at the thought of someone in their 30's wanting to see Carlotta lip-syncing at their party. How did this person acquire their peculiar taste in music?
How about celebrity impersonators? Find one that's really good.. So good that it'll fool everyone. Jason Jackson?
Call Corey Worthington, he might do it for a slab of beer.
But seriously, this is a troll thread.
Prowl Moorepark Sydney or woolloomooloo and you might bump into Russell Crowe. Hit him up for a pair of clippers.
Disappointed in the people who haven't heard of Marcia Hines or who make disparaging remarks about her. Poor general knowledge of Australian culture I guess.
shhh then they'll know how old we are lol
@mikeoz , despite the internet, a lot of young people nowadays are clueless about the times before they were a teenager.
I asked a young guy the other day ( 21yo) who told me he was into Auusie pub bands about the Hoodoo Guroos, he had never heard of them likewise with Dragon, mental as anything, Midnight Oil.
Yes, I guess I shouldn't be surprised. I am not ashamed to note that I am 46, but also am a muso having played in lots of cover bands you tend to pick up lots of history even for bands before my time or that I wasn't into as a teenager. I've never been 'into' Marcia Hines, but I'm still aware of her work and importance to Australian music.
On a positive note young people who aren't aware of the bands you've listed are in for a great voyage of discovery once an 'elder' puts them onto the good stuff!
My wife has working with a few 'celebrities' when they sponsor community events. This is normally business seminars and similar.
For Australian comedians to speak for about 30 mins to 1 hour it has cost around $5k to $10k plus travel. The most recent she was involved with was Magda Subanski. Cannot commend on singers though.
just invite a few local THOTs
This is one of the stranger posts I've seen. Hardly makes sense. Perhaps a language barrier?
Unfortunately a lot of young people under 25 have no idea of Aussie music history especially the great bands of the 80’s.
You are gonna hire AC/DC?
Why not hit up corey worthington?
Shannon Noll will probably sing at your nephews party for free
Hmmm, well me being a legend in my own mind I will do it for a six pack.
Depends on how long you need them, I mean you don't want to pay for more time than you need them. Apparently Anthony Mundine charges in 96 second blocks.
Have you checked how much Tightarse charges per appearance?
Assuming you're in the same city as the celeb and thus travel is not an issue. … I'd imagine you will pay between 5 and 10k … that won't be a whole hour of singing or something though.. that would be say 3-4 songs and may or may not include the audio gear.
Have you tried contacting their agency/manager, and what did they say?