Unfortunately, the music scene in Namibia is not as vibrant as in other African countries. The lack of a strong music industry, lack of government support, and lack of opportunities to perform, all contribute to the low incomes of musicians in the country.

Despite the challenges, there are a few musicians who can make a decent living from their music. In this article, we will look at how much musicians make in Namibia and whether it is enough to live on.

We will also look at the challenges that musicians face in Namibia and what can be done to help them. So if you are interested in learning more about the music scene in Namibia, read on.

How do musicians make a living in Namibia?

The music industry in Namibia has a long way to go, and there are few opportunities for musicians to make a living from their music. Most musicians have day jobs, and only play music on the side. There are a few musicians who can make a living from their music, but they are usually only able to do so by playing live shows and selling CDs. There is not much of a market for Namibian music, so most musicians have to rely on tourism and foreign concerts to promote their music and get paid for performances.

How much do musicians earn from concerts and shows?

In Namibia, musicians earn an average of $100-$300 per live performance and at least N 40,000 – N 100,000 per show or appearance.