Andra Day’s Net Worth Reveals How She Spends Her Money Where The ‘Heart Is’

Andra Day Net Worth

Andra Day’s net worth is estimated to be around $4 million according to Celebrity Net Worth.

Her debut studio album Cheers to the Fall reached #3 on the US R&B chart, #6 on the US R&B/Hip-Hop chart, and #48 on the Billboard 200 chart.

Day is very vocal about her process and her blessings. She told InStyle, “Somebody was trying to tell me the other day, ‘Just make sure you don’t get typecast, because you don’t want to always be playing the powerful Black woman.’ I was like, ‘Yeah, I do. I also am one.'”

She talked to Access Hollywood about how proceeds from her single “Make Your Troubles Go Away,” went to COVID-19 relief during the height of the pandemic. “I always say that having a desire for change and being committed to change is two different things. You have to be willing to put your money, your vote, and your action where your heart is.

Andra Day Super Bowl Salary

Andra Day will perform the Black National Anthem “Lift Every Voice And Sing” at Super Bowl LVIII. It was previously reported that Super Bowl Halftime performers do not get paid. However, NFL’s vice president of communications, Brian McCarthy, clarified to Newsweek, “The NFL covers all costs associated with the show and does pay the performers’ union scale. There is not an appearance fee, but the artists are indeed paid union scale.” The union scale is the minimum amount that bosses have to pay performers. It’s estimated that it’s “a fraction of the six- and seven-figure sums” the artists typically earn, according to Forbes.

According to National Football League spokesperson Joanna Hunter, Super Bowl Halftime Show performers aren’t paid but the NFL does cover the expenses for their performance. “We do not pay the artists,” Hunter told Forbes in 2016. “We cover expenses and production costs.”

Andra Day on playing Billie Holliday

As she prepared for her role as jazz legend Billie Holiday for The United States vs. Billie Holiday, “Her voice is a scroll,” she told The New York Times. “And her whole experience is written on it. Every time she slammed heroin, every time she did a speedball, every time she stood up against the government, every time she was hit or she dragged a cigarette, everything’s written there.”

To achieve that Billie’s signature tone, Day smoked and drank. “It was definitely a transformation emotionally, spiritually and physically,” she said. All that hard work paid off as she won a Golden Globe for Best Actress – Drama, a BET Award for Best Actress, and received her first Academy Award nomination for Best Actress. She also won the Grammy Award for Best Compilation Soundtrack for Visual Media.