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American singer-songwriter and pianist Vanessa Lee Carlton has an estimated net worth of $12 million. Raised in Milford, a tiny town in eastern Pennsylvania, Vanessa Carlton took piano lessons from her mother and composed her first song as an eight-year-old. Several years later, she was accepted into the School of American Ballet in New York. Despite being one of the best dancers in her class, she became frustrated with the strictness of the discipline and began to look elsewhere for inspiration, eventually winding up at the piano located inside her Manhattan dorm. Carlton began writing songs again, reaching beyond the classical music of her youth to incorporate influences from pop artists like Tori Amos and Fiona Apple. When it came time to graduate, she halted her dancing career and enrolled at Columbia University instead, where she continued to work on her songwriting. Carlton spent a pair of years waiting tables in Lower Manhattan, living in Hell's Kitchen, and playing open-mike events before signing with A&M Records. She has released three studio albums to date, with a fourth set for a 2011 release and has had 5 Top-30 hits.

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Vanessa Carlton was born on August 16, 1980, in Milford, Pennsylvania, United States. She is married to Deer Tick member John McCauley and gave birth to a bouncing baby girl on January 13, 2015.

Earnings & Financial Data

Date

Category

Description

Amount

2018

Asset

Current value of Vanessa Carlton's website vanesscarlton.com

$3,200

2014

Record Sales

First week record sales of the album 24 Karat Gold: Songs from the Vault with American singer-songwriter and Fleetwood Mac vocalist Stevie Nicks (approximately 38,508 copies sold)

$50,060

2011

Record Sales

Record sales of the album Rabbits on the Run (approximately 22 thousand copies sold)

$28,600

2010

Record Sales

Estimated worldwide record sales from the album, Rabbits on the Run (150 thousand copies)

$225,000

2009

Record Sales

Record sales of the album The Soundstage Sessions with American singer-songwriter and Fleetwood Mac (approximately 46 thousand copies sold)

$59,800

2007

Record Sales

Record sales of the album Heroes & Thieves (approximately 75 thousand copies sold)

$97,500

2004

Record Sales

Record sales of the album Harmonium (approximately 179 thousand copies sold)

$232,700

2004

Record Sales

Record sales of the compilation album Zu & Co. with Italian blues rock singer-songwriter Zucchero Fornaciari (approximately 1.5 million copies sold)

$1,950,000

2003

Record Sales

Estimated worldwide record sales from the album, Harmonium (500 thousand copies)

$750,000

2002

Record Sales

Record sales of the Hard Candy with the American rock band Counting Crows (approximately 906,490 copies sold)

$1,180,000

2002

Record Sales

Record sales of the album Be Not Nobody (approximately 1,755,000 copies sold)

$2,280,000

2001

Record Sales

Estimated worldwide record sales from the album, Be Not Nobody (2.5 million copies)

$3,700,000