Oasis’ 2025 Live ’25 reunion tour is projected to generate hundreds of millions of pounds in revenue, with estimates widely ranging from roughly £400 million in ticket and related sales up to about £750 million when merch and other income are included. Individual earnings for the Gallagher brothers are commonly discussed as potentially tens of millions each, depending on ticket splits, merchandising deals, and ancillary income. Key points to consider
- Ticket sales: The core revenue driver, with Stadium/large-venue shows in major markets. Estimates commonly cite ticket revenue in the hundreds of millions across the full run.
- Merchandise: Large-scale tours typically add tens of millions from official merch, sometimes buoyed by multi-brand deals.
- Gross vs net: Public projections often refer to gross ticket revenue; actual take-home for the artists depends on promoter splits, venue fees, production costs, and management agreements.
- Variability: Projections vary by source and depend on final stop counts, venue capacities, ticket prices, and how many dates actually sell out.
- Comparisons: When benchmarked against other mega-tours, this run sits among high-tier reunion tours in terms of potential gross, but exact figures hinge on post-show accounting.
If you’d like, I can pull the latest published estimates from current outlets and summarize the ranges with specific figures and sources, and note the assumptions behind each projection.
