
Billboard 2013's highest-paid musicians —
Billboard's list of the highest-paid musicians arrived in March, and it's no shocker that seven-time Grammy winner Taylor Swift is sitting pretty. She comes in at No. 1 with $39,699,575.60 for 2013. According to Billboard, it forms the list by ranking the artist's U.S. earnings, which are calculated from touring, recorded-music sales, publishing royalties and revenue from digital music and video streaming. Here are the rest of the Top 10.

Billboard 2013's highest-paid musicians —
Country music is clearly doing well, as Kenny Chesney occupies the No. 2 spot with $32,956,240.70 in earnings.

Billboard 2013's highest-paid musicians —
Justin Timberlake's "The 20/20 Experience" helps him see clearly to the No. 3 position with $31,463,297.03 in 2013.

Billboard 2013's highest-paid musicians —
The group Bon Jovi released a new album in 2013 and made $29,436,801.04, placing them at No. 4.

Billboard 2013's highest-paid musicians —
The Rolling Stones clock in at No. 5 with 2013 earnings of $26,225,121.71.

Billboard 2013's highest-paid musicians —
At No. 6, Beyonce had a nearly "Flawless" year with her surprise album release and $24,429,176.86 in earnings.

Billboard 2013's highest-paid musicians —
Maroon 5 may have been helped by front man Adam Levine's gig as a judge on "The Voice." The band raked in $22,284,754.07 to place them in the No. 7 slot.

Billboard 2013's highest-paid musicians —
Nashville star Luke Bryan saw his 2013 earnings swell to $22,142,235.98, so he grabs the No. 8 position.

Billboard 2013's highest-paid musicians —
Pink is not only Billboard's 2013 Woman of the Year, she is also No. 9 on the list with $20,072,072.32.

Billboard 2013's highest-paid musicians —
Fleetwood Mac's reunion means $19,123,101.98 in 2013 earnings and the final spot in the Top 10 list.


