Vincent Grant Gill was born on the 12^th April 1957 in Norman, Oklahoma USA, and is a country singer who emerged onto the scene in the 1970s, and has remained popular until the present day. Over the course of his career, Gill has released over 20 albums and has received numerous prestigious awards, peaking in 2007 when he was inducted into the Country Music Hall Of Fame. He has been an active member of the music industry since 1979.

Have you ever wondered how rich Vince Gill is? According to sources, it is estimated that Vince Gill`s overall net worth is $30 million, an amount earned through his successful career as a singer, during which he has collaborated with other notable artists of the music scene, including Mark Knopfler of the band Dire Straits and Bonnie Tyler.

Vince Gill Net Worth $30 Million

Gill grew up in Norman; his father had a strong effect on his career, as he had also been a recognized member of the country music scene in his day. He encouraged Gill to start with guitar lessons at an early age, so soon he began with guitar and banjo lessons. By the time he entered Northwest Classen High School, situated in Oklahoma City, he was already a member of a bluegrass group called Bluegrass Revenue. While he was still in high school, he expanded his skills further as he became more involved in the music scene, engaging with the music groups Flock and Mountain Smoke. Following graduation he became a member of the band Bone Creek, which also featured Ricky Skaggs.

Gill broke out to the national music scene in 1979, when he joined the country rock band Pure Prairie League, and featured on their album “Can`t Hold Back” as a guitarist and backing vocal, and he was also a lead vocalist on their hit song “Let Me Love You Tonight”. Before going solo, he was also a member of the band “The Cherry Bombs” whose founder was Rodney Crowell.

In 1983, Gill signed a contract with RCA records and in the following year he released his debut album entitled “Turn Me Lose”, which earned him the Top New Male Vocalist award. From his debut album, his fame and net worth gradually grew with every release. During his career, Vince has released over 20 albums, and so far sold more than 25 million copies; some of them include the “The Way Back Home” (1987), “When I Call Your Name” (1989), “Pocket Full Of Gold” (1991), “I Still Believe In You” (1992), “Let`s Make Sure We Kiss Goodbye” (2000) and his latest release “Bakersfield” (2013). Of course all have added to his net worth.

He has won a total of 20 Grammy awards throughout his career, and also numerous Country Music Association and Academy of Country Music awards, including, Song Of The Year in 1993 for a duet with John Barlow Jarvis entitled “I Still Believe In You”, Male Vocalist Of The Year in 1995, and in 2014 he received the Irving Waugh award for Excellence in country music which was handed previously only to the iconic country musician Johnny Cash, and many others that have helped benefit his net worth. The peak of his media popularity is represented by his star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame, which he earned in 2012.

In addition to his media presence other than his successful career, Gill has been recognized as a humanitarian. He is the organizer of the annual Vince Gill Celebrity Basketball Game and the Vinny Pro-Celebrity Golf Invitational, among other philanthropic activities.

When it comes to his personal life, Gill was married to Janis Oliver from 198o to 1997; they have a daughter. Vince has been married to Amy Grant, a Christianpop singer, since 2000, with whom he has a daughter.

Christopher Stephen Botti was born on the 12th October 1962 in Portland, Oregon USA, and is a musician, saxophonist best known for his breakout album “Night Sessions” (2001). His career started in 1990.

Have you ever wondered how rich Chris Botti is, as of early 2017? According to authoritative sources it has been estimated that Botti’s net worth is as high as $8 million, an amount earned through his successful career in the music industry. Aside from a solo career, Chris has also been a touring member for such musicians as Sting and Paul Simon, among others, which also improved his wealth.

Chris Botti Net Worth $8 Million

Although born in Portland, Chris spent his childhood in Corvallis, Oregon, and also lived a couple of years in Italy. His mother had a great influence on Chris in his early years, since she was a trained pianist and taught piano to other student, so encouraging him towards music, and young Chris took a trumpet in his hands first time when he was nine years old. Three years later he committed to the instrument when he heard the song “My Funny Valentine” performed by Miles Davis. While in high school he was a part of the All American High School Jazz band, which brought him his first Carnegie Hall appearance, and in his senior year he enrolled at Mount Hood Community College, convincing high school officials to allow him to complete his remaining senior year there. While studying at Mount Hood, Chris met and befriended Todd Field, future trombonist and filmmaker.

After his matriculation, Chris enrolled at Indiana University School of Music, where he trained under jazz educator David Baker and trumpet professor Bill Adam. However, Chris left University in his senior year and ventured on a tour with Frank Sinatra and Buddy Rich. His next career move was finding place in New York and making his way into the jazz music scene of the Big Apple. He firstly worked as a studio musician, but after five long years he struck up a friendship with Paul Simon, and toured with him for the next ten years, which brought the attention of other musicians who started seeking Botti to be their session or touring musician. Some of them included Joni Mitchell, Natalie Cole, Bette Midler, Roger Daltrey, Aretha Franklin among many others, which certainly increased his net worth and popularity, thanks to which, in the late ‘90s he was called up by Sting and ventured on a tour with him, which resulted in the DVD “All This Time” (2001).

Chris also embarked on a solo career, and in 1995 released his first studio album, called “First Wish”. However, it wasn’t as popular as Chris hoped it would be, but nevertheless he continued to record music. Until the end of the ‘90s he didn’t have much success on his own, but that all changed in 2001 when he released “Night Sessions” through Columbia Records. The album reached No. 4 on the US Jazz chart, and he continued in the same rhythm with albums “December” (2002), and “A Thousand Kisses Deep” (2003). His first No. 1 album was the 2004 “When I Fall in Love”, and through 2012 when his last studio album came out, he recorded three more No. 1 albums, “To Love Again: The Duets” (2005), “Italia” (2007), and “Impressions” (2012), all of which certainly increased further his net worth.

Regarding his personal life, Chris isn’t married, however, he is known for his high-profile relationships. In the past he had dated Katie Couric, Lisa Gastineau and Brandi Glanville.