Ariana Grande will play a series of concerts in the game “Fortnite”. How much will he earn? Oh, that amount is impressive!

Ariana Grande will join the cast of superstars who presented themselves in the popular Battle Royale game. PC game producer Epic Games decided to capitalize on the expansion created by its flagship product, the game “Fortnite”, and organized a concert called the “Rift Tour”.

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Ariana Grande will perform at Fortnite.

Ariana Grande will play the Rift Tour party in Fortnite on August 6-8. The producer, Epic, also confirms that the performance will begin with scenes combining the artist’s popular songs and moments based on elements from the game.

The press release explained that players will be able to travel alongside their friends and embark on a journey into magical realities where Fortnite and Ariana collide.

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The show will run for several days to give players some chances to see Ariana Grande in-game. The producer has planned five shows, the first of which will take place on August 6 at 23.00 (Poland time) and the last on August 8 at 23.00 (also Poland time). Epic recommends players “access Fortnite 60 minutes before the show” as “the Rift Tour playlist must be live 30 minutes before each show.”

How much will Ariana Grande earn for partying in “Fortnite”?

Last year, “Fortnite” saw five Travis Scott concerts. The first concert turned out to be a success. Over 12 million people watched it live. In all, 27.7 million players watched the party on “Fortnite” during the three days of the broadcast. According to Forbes calculations The performances brought the artist at least $20 million. Due to the great popularity of Ariana Grande, Forbes journalists assume that her concerts will be more successful, because she will have a larger audience, and therefore will attract more fans to the game. In the end, the singer has the potential to earn more than her predecessor.