Oasis have yet to reveal how much tickets will cost, but given the demand it is likely fans will be willing to fork out to see their favourite band play for the first time in over a decade.
It was announced today that the band have partnered with Twickets as their official ticket resale platform, to ensure their 2025 UK tour tickets are resold for no more than face value and booking fees.
Twickets, an ethical ticket resale marketplace, helps to protect fans from being overcharged by touts flogging in-demand tickets for as much as 10 times their original cost.
Moneymakers: Liam and Noel are getting the band back together again (AP)
The Oasis website states: “Ticket resale is permitted at no more than the price you paid (face value + booking fees). Please only use the official resale partners www.twickets.live and Ticketmaster. Selling tickets through unauthorised resale platforms will breach these T&Cs and those tickets may be cancelled.”
Unverified reports are claiming that Liam and Noel stand to make as much as £50m between them from the shows alone, with likely additional boosts from merch sales, sponsorship deals and other branding.
Amazon today announced a brand new range of merch with the brothers, which will be exclusively available to buy from the Oasis merch store on Amazon.co.uk.
Along with vinyl bundles and T-shirts with the classic Oasis logo, there are also two exclusive designs printed on two different T-shirt styles. T-shirts are being sold for £24.99 each.
A deluxe 30th anniversary edition box set of the band’s seminal debut album, Definitely Maybe – which includes remastered versions of hits such as “Shakermaker”, “Live Forever” and “Rock’n’Roll Star” – is going for £64.99, while a “strawberries and cream” anniversary edition vinyl of Definitely Maybe will cost fans £37.99.
Oasis will likely announce special anniversary editions of their second album, (What’s the Story) Morning Glory? , when they celebrate its 30th anniversary next year, coinciding with the 2025 tour.
They are also expected to announce further dates outside of Europe at a later date.
While Liam has hit back at claims he and his older brother are only doing the tour for the cash, it will certainly come in handy, not least for Noel who was reported to have paid out a £20m settlement in the divorce from his ex-wife, Sara MacDonald.
Noel Gallagher split from his wife of 12 years, Sarah MacDonald, in 2022 (AFP via Getty Images)
The dissolution of the 12-year marriage apparently also saw MacDonald receive their £8m South Downs mansion near Petersfield, Hampshire, which they shared with their two children, and ongoing maintenence payments.
There are also claims that the reunion tour could boost the UK’s economy by around £350m as fans splash out on hotels, merch, travel, tickets and shopping. This is similar to the estimated uplift created by the UK leg of Taylor Swift’s record-breaking Eras Tour.
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