Mick Jagger Net Worth

Sir Michael Philip Jagger, also known as Mick Jagger, is an English songwriter, producer, and actor. He has an estimated net worth of around $500 Million and has held the top position in the music industry since 1960. Moreover, he is known as the lead vocalist of the song, ‘The Rolling Stones. Mick has sold more than $200 million in records for The Rolling Stones worldwide. 

Early Life and Career Beginning

Mick Jagger was born in Dartford, Kent, on July 26, 1943. If we talk about his family: his brother, Chris, is also in the music industry. His father and grandfather were teachers by profession. When he was a child, he used to sing in the church choir and also loved listening to the songs of other singers. He always considers himself an outstanding singer.

Moreover, Keith Richards was his childhood friend as they studied together until Keith’s family shifted to another city in 1954. Later, after some years, they both united together and started their career together in the music industry. They carried albums by Muddy Waters and Chuck Berry and shared their musical interest together. 

Mick left school in 1961 and moved with Brian Jones, Guitarist, and Richards. And they planned to start their own Blue groups and rhythm as well. Eventually, they set the foundation of the band, The Rolling Stones.

The Rolling Stones

Mick is considered the most influential roll and rock in music history. Throughout Mick’s career, he has released more than 100 albums and about 30 studio albums in the band The Rolling Stone. It’s not enough here; he has performed more than 2000 concerts all over the world. As per the report of Fortune, ‘The Rolling Stone’ has crossed 1.5 billion dollars in gross revenue from 1989 to 2001. 

Songs Of Mick Jagger

• Paint It Black Aftermath · 1966
• Satisfaction Out of Our Heads · 1965
• Sympathy For The Devil Beggars Banquet · 1968
• Gimme Shelter Let It Bleed · 1969
• Jumpin’ Jack Flash Jumpin’ Jack Flash / Child of the Moon · 1968
• Honky Tonk Women The Rolling Stones in Mono · 2016
• Beast of Burden Some Girls · 1978
• Angie Goats Head Soup · 1973
• Start Me Up Start Me Up / No Use in Crying · 1981
• Miss You Some Girls · 1978
• You Can’t Always Get What You Want Let It Bleed · 1969
• Wild Horses Sticky Fingers · 1971
• She’s A Rainbow Their Satanic Majesties Request · 1967
• Anybody Seen My Baby Bridges to Babylon · 1997
• Can’t You Hear Me Knocking Sticky Fingers · 1971
• Tumbling Dice Exile on Main St. · 1972
• Dead Flowers Sticky Fingers · 1971
• Waiting on a Friend Tattoo You · 1981
• Brown Sugar Sticky Fingers · 1971
• Under My Thumb Aftermath · 1966
• Ruby Tuesday Let’s Spend the Night Together / Ruby Tuesday · 1967
• Party Doll Primitie Cool · 1987
• She’s So Cold Emotional Rescue · 1980
• As Tears Go By December’s Children (And Everybody’s) · 1965
• It’s Only Rock’ n’ Roll It’s Only Rock’ n Roll · 1974
• Dancing in the Street Dancing in the Street · 1985
• Monkey Man The Rolling Stones in Mono · 2016
• Midnight Rambler Let It Bleed · 1969
• Time Is On My Side 12 X 5 · 1964
• Let’s Spend The Night Together
• The Rolling Stones in Mono · 2016
• Old Habits Die Hard Alfie · 2004
• Doom and Gloom GRRR! · 2012
• Paint It, Black Aftermath · 1966
• Satisfaction Out of Our Heads · 1965
• Sympathy For The Devil Beggars Banquet · 1968
• Gimme Shelter Let It Bleed · 1969
• Jumpin’ Jack Flash Jumpin’ Jack Flash / Child of the Moon · 1968
• Honky Tonk Women The Rolling Stones in Mono · 2016
• Beast of Burden Some Girls · 1978
• Angi Goats Head Soup · 1973
• Start Me Up Start Me Up / No Use in Crying · 1981
• Miss Yo Some Girls · 1978
• You Can’t Always Get What You Want Let It Bleed · 1969
• Wild Horses Sticky Fingers · 1971
• She’s A Rainbow Their Satanic Majesties Request · 1967
• Anybody Seen My Baby Bridges to Babylon · 1997
• Can’t You Hear Me Knocking Sticky Fingers · 1971
• Tumbling Dice Exile on Main St. · 1972
• Dead Flowers Sticky Fingers · 1971
• Waiting on a Friend Tattoo You · 1981
• Brown Sugar Sticky Fingers · 1971
• Under My Thumb Aftermath · 1966
• Ruby Tuesday Let’s Spend the Night Together / Ruby Tuesday · 1967
• Party Doll Primitive Cool · 1987
• She’s So Cold Emotional Rescue · 1980
• As Tears Go By December’s Children (And Everybody’s) · 1965
• It’s Only Rock’ n’ Roll It’s Only Rock’ n Roll · 1974
• Dancing in the Street Dancing in the Street · 1985
• Monkey Man The Rolling Stones in Mono · 2016
• Midnight Rambler Let It Bleed · 1969
• Time Is On My Side 12 X 5 · 1964
• Let’s Spend The Night Together
• The Rolling Stones in Mono · 2016
• Old Habits Die Hard Alfie · 2004
• Doom and Gloom GRRR! · 2012

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Albums of Mick Jagger

Personal Life

His personal life is very complicated to understand. In very simple words, mick was married and divorced once. 

He dated English Actress and singer Marianne Faithfull from 1966-70. Amidst, he continued his relationship with Marsha Hunt, but the fact was that the actress was already married at that time. Afterward, on May 12, 1971, he got married to Bianca Perez in France. Unfortunately, after 6 years, in 1977, the couple got separated. After 1977, he started his affair with Jerry Hall and held an unofficial marriage in Indonesia on November 21, 1991. Since 2014, he has been in a healthy affair with Melanie Hamrick, an American Dancer.

Real Estate

It is no more surprising to hear that Mick has the real estate of more than $300 Million around the world. He has numerous mansions in London and New York for personal and family use. He has given a private beachfront compound on the island of Mustique $30k per week. Moreover, in 1979, he sold real estate for 2 lakh pounds to a businessman.

Moreover, he has a net worth of more than $500 Million as of now. He is considered as the most affluent artist in the English music industry.

Final Words

Wrapping up the article, Mick Jagger Net Worth, The net worth of Mick is more than $500 million as of now, and he is considered as the most influential roll and rock in the history of music. Throughout Mick’s career, he has released more than 100 albums and about 30 studio albums in the band The Rolling Stone. It’s not enough here; he has performed more than 2000 concerts worldwide. As per the report of Fortune, Rolling Stone has crossed 1.5 billion dollars in gross revenue from 1989 to 2001. 

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