Mihai Trăistariu, aged 48, rang in the New Year on stage, performing 8 concerts on New Year’s Eve 2025. The artist revealed how much he earned from his shows and what plans he has for this year. Mihai Trăistariu had a concert marathon on New Year’s Eve. The artist shared how many thousands of euros he made on New Year’s Eve during Antena Stars News. “There were eight, it was tiring, but you know, I went because I’ve had six or seven before. I’ve always asked for 1500 euros per concert. That’s been my rate for any event. ‘Tornero’ completely changed my life. Not only did I make a lot of money because it caught on internationally, it was broadcast on over 30 radio stations in Europe, meaning money also comes from abroad. The song has generated 3 million euros from 2006 until today, 18 years have passed, but the money is split between the record label, composers, lyricists, there are more people in the equation, but it has generated 3 million euros up to now and it continues to generate, I continuously receive money on my card from broadcasts. It still gets played out of nostalgia, especially in the summer, also in clubs, and I’m lucky, if it gets played all my life, I’ll keep earning,” Mihai Trăistariu declared on Antena Stars News, according to Spynews.
What plans does Trăistariu have for 2025? Mihai Trăistariu has big plans for this year. The artist wants to move to a house and change his lifestyle. “I bought a new five-star apartment and I want to rent it out to tourists starting this year, it’s already furnished and almost ready. I also have the other six apartments that I rent out, so I will focus more on this business. The concerts continue, now in January I’m releasing two folk music songs. I also have an arts academy in Constanța and I’m continuing with it, so somehow I’ll combine business with music. I also have a few international concerts in Malta and Spain. I want to build a little house, on the ground, for now, I live in an apartment by the sea, I see the sea from my window, but living in an apartment has no charm and I feel the need to live in a house. I want to have a yard, to have dogs, cats there, to have peace, nature, to hear the crickets, the birds, I want peace and fresh air. Probably still in Constanța, I’ll explore to find a plot of land. Maybe I’ll find a ready-made house to buy, we’ll see. These are the plans for 2025,” Mihai Trăistariu also said on Antena Stars News, presented by Geanina Ilieș.