15 years after its separation, less and less is missing for the first show of the meeting that will also bring them to our country in November.
Fifteen years after his separation, the legends of British music Liam and Noel Gallagher meet for a tour of Oasiswhich begins on July 4 in the Welsh city of Cardiff and that promises, in addition to nostalgia, amazing economic benefits.
While Liam has stated that the money is “very down on the list” of the reasons for the meeting, information from the British press suggest that Each of them could be pocketed around 50 million pounds (US $ 67 million).
Matt Grimes, an expert in the music industry of the University of Birmingham, estimates benefits of around 40 million pounds (US $ 53 million) for each of the Gallagher brothers only for the 17 concert dates in the United Kingdom.
Oasis, whose successes include “Wonderwall”, “Don’t Look Back in Anger” and “Champagne Supernova”after its premiere in Cardiff, they will give several concerts in their hometown, Mercanster, the following week.
Almost 1.4 million tickets have been sold for concerts in the United Kingdom, generating about 240 million pounds (US $ 322 million), according to Banco Barclays.
Benefits of merchandising on the Oasis tour
Sales of ‘merchandising’, from t -shirts and puzzles to babies and dishes could increase total revenues to around 400 million pounds (US $ 537 million), according to Grimes.
The 24 concerts outside the United Kingdom, Among them Mexico, Buenos Aires, Santiago, Chile and San PabloThey will even raise income.
Even so, the money generated by Oasis’s return is overshadowed by the record tour “You were Taylor Swift Tour”which raised 2200 million dollars only in the sale of tickets in 149 concerts worldwide.
It was “a much larger logistics event or a set of bigger events than Oasis is proposing,” says Grimes.
Source: Ambito
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