In The Voice, not only do contestants vie for an opportunity in the music industry, but there are also the musicians, who earn a substantial salary and it’s time to find out how much they make for the reality show.
The professional musicians who are part of the support band are known as the “house band” and provide live musical accompaniment during the contestants’ performances, contributing to the overall sound of the TV show.
While specific members of the band may change from season to season, they all play a variety of musical genres, adapting to the preferences or requests of each of the emerging artists who take the stage.
Salaries for band members on The Voice
Each of the band members on The Voice is usually hired as session musicians and receives an amount that varies based on their duration on the show. The average pay range is between $500 and $1,500 per episode, according to captionsboy.com.
Old house band of The Voice. (Source: Gig Roster)
The payment they receive can vary according to several factors, such as their experience in the industry, the role they have on the show, and the level of involvement in the performances. Those who have been in multiple seasons may receive a different amount.
They are usually paid per episode rather than receiving a bonus for the entire season, mainly because their involvement can vary. Each episode requires musical expertise, so they are compensated for their participation, and the amount they receive varies their total earnings.
