Calvin Harris one of the world's most powerful celebrities, worth an
estimated $66m (£40m) and now he looks set to get even richer. The DJ's
signed a three-year deal with Abu Dhabi-owned hospitality company
Hakkasan Group. "I am excited to be able to play a part in this next
chapter of its story. Its venues are some of the best in the world for
dance music and the opportunity to be part of the wider group as it
develops into other markets and sectors is a really exciting prospect
for me as an artist. We have some great ideas up our sleeves," the DJ
said speaking about the deal.
The 31-year-old will hold residencies at three of the group's Las
Vegas venues and is their music consultant.Calvin Harris will split his
time between Hakkasan Nightclub, Wet Republic at MGM Grand Hotel and Casino
and the soon-to-open Omnia Nightclub at Caesars Palace. As Hakkasan's
music consultant he'll be in charge of the brand's 'sound' and coming up
with new experiences and events over the next three years.
Neil Moffitt is the CEO of Hakkasan, which owns restaurants and
nightclubs across North America, Asia, India and the Middle East. He
said: "We are excited to continue our partnership with Calvin Harris as
he extends his exclusive residencies with Hakkasan Group. He is a truly
sensational artist and we look forward to what he will bring to our most
acclaimed venues over the next three years". Calvin Harris released his
fourth album Motion in November. He was named best electronic artist at
the MTV EMAs.
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