An Oasis Reunion Tour Could Generate Over Half A Billion Dollars

Professor Jonathan Shalit OBE, who’s a renowned expert in the music industry and chairman of the InterTalent agency, informed the British press that an Oasis reunion tour could potentially yield over $65 million per Gallagher brother. This figure takes into account revenue from “tickets, sponsorships, merchandise, and film rights.”

Given the Gallagher brothers‘ well-known disputes, such a substantial sum could be quite tempting. In the UK, the tour would likely create a significant buzz.

An insider revealed that a major UK ticketing company has already halted paid leave to prepare for the anticipated high demand. The tour might also extend to other European locations and possibly the United States.

Here’s a view on the recent turnaround regarding a reunion that once seemed unlikely:

“Noel and Liam may not be the best of friends, but they’re both eager to reunite Oasis for their fans. Recognizing the huge demand and their advancing years, they realized the time was right. Despite his initial reluctance, Noel has finally agreed to come back.”

It’s expected that only the Gallagher brothers will return for the reunion, with Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds taking on the rest of the band’s role.

Rumors suggest that the reunited Oasis might headline the Glastonbury Festival next year, which will also celebrate the 30th anniversary of their landmark album “(What’s the Story) Morning Glory?” If true, this would be the band’s first live performance in 15 years.