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Post by vespa on Oct 5, 2024 12:04:06 GMT -5
It’s 2 million tickets sold now
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Post by Beady’s Here Now on Oct 5, 2024 12:11:36 GMT -5
Can someone please do a detail breakdown of how this World Tour compares to 2005’s DBTT World Tour.
2005 was Oasis’ biggest tour, I believe. Although I don’t know the numbers.
I’m curious as to how Live ‘25 compares, will it be bigger and more successful than 2005?
We won’t fully know until all the dates are announced. But I’m still curious as to if people think this will be their biggest ever tour?
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Post by mossy on Oct 5, 2024 12:44:05 GMT -5
Us lot know it more than most but the idea outside this forum that its just about the money is such a cliche. They had 15 years of this kind of money being thrown at them every single year. I listened to Richard Osman on a podcast recently and he sensibly said that they don't need the money. Both of them are stinking rich, and Noel has £200-300 million coming his way when he sells the back catalogue, so that bins the idea that he's doing so because there's a divorce to pay. What Osman did elaborate on is a very simple fact - they miss playing sold out stadiums every single night and the vast audiences they play. None more so than Noel probably, and Liam's massive gigs were great but they weren't the norm. Doing Knebworth sized gigs is the norm for Oasis and always was. I'd be dying to get back to that after 15 years. I’d add in age as a factor too. Noel is staring down sixty. He’s not going to be able to do massive world tours for much longer. His window for a last hurrah has been closing. I painted a fence this morning and my back is aching now 👴 |
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Post by marystroppins on Oct 5, 2024 13:22:17 GMT -5
Us lot know it more than most but the idea outside this forum that its just about the money is such a cliche. They had 15 years of this kind of money being thrown at them every single year. I listened to Richard Osman on a podcast recently and he sensibly said that they don't need the money. Both of them are stinking rich, and Noel has £200-300 million coming his way when he sells the back catalogue, so that bins the idea that he's doing so because there's a divorce to pay. What Osman did elaborate on is a very simple fact - they miss playing sold out stadiums every single night and the vast audiences they play. None more so than Noel probably, and Liam's massive gigs were great but they weren't the norm. Doing Knebworth sized gigs is the norm for Oasis and always was. I'd be dying to get back to that after 15 years. Noel is staring down sixty. He’s not going to be able to do massive world tours for much longer. Well...  |
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Post by Sadie on Oct 5, 2024 13:22:21 GMT -5
Can someone please do a detail breakdown of how this World Tour compares to 2005’s DBTT World Tour. 2005 was Oasis’ biggest tour, I believe. Although I don’t know the numbers. I’m curious as to how Live ‘25 compares, will it be bigger and more successful than 2005? We won’t fully know until all the dates are announced. But I’m still curious as to if people think this will be their biggest ever tour? It has to be surely, they're playing some of the biggest venues each country of the tour has to offer |
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Post by smash on Oct 5, 2024 13:22:35 GMT -5
Were the Australian dates on the leaked schedule? I wasn’t paying attention. If not, then it’s a nice surprise! We’re going to have a full year of surprises. This is fucking wild. No idea if its accurate but I’m seeing this everywhere  Would seem more legit if they hadn’t misspelled Buenos Aires |
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Post by matt on Oct 5, 2024 13:24:14 GMT -5
Us lot know it more than most but the idea outside this forum that its just about the money is such a cliche. They had 15 years of this kind of money being thrown at them every single year. I listened to Richard Osman on a podcast recently and he sensibly said that they don't need the money. Both of them are stinking rich, and Noel has £200-300 million coming his way when he sells the back catalogue, so that bins the idea that he's doing so because there's a divorce to pay. What Osman did elaborate on is a very simple fact - they miss playing sold out stadiums every single night and the vast audiences they play. None more so than Noel probably, and Liam's massive gigs were great but they weren't the norm. Doing Knebworth sized gigs is the norm for Oasis and always was. I'd be dying to get back to that after 15 years. I’d add in age as a factor too. Noel is staring down sixty. He’s not going to be able to do massive world tours for much longer. His window for a last hurrah has been closing. I painted a fence this morning and my back is aching now 👴 Nobody discusses age and how physically exhausting performing live is. The Gallagher's were never exactly bastions of health, but I'm being serious in saying I hope they both get match fit for it. Having the energy to do these things improves performances and the scale of it demands they do so. Regardless of what people think of them, acts like Coldplay realise that and they're as fit as a fiddle. Them playing well into their sixties wouldn't be an issue. I'm not saying Noel and Liam should take up yoga and go on vegan diets, but a fit and healthy Liam and Noel can only be a good thing for the tour. |
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Post by mossy on Oct 5, 2024 13:24:29 GMT -5
Noel is staring down sixty. He’s not going to be able to do massive world tours for much longer. Well... Noel isn’t Keith. |
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Post by Beady’s Here Now on Oct 5, 2024 13:53:54 GMT -5
The crowd are up for this one… this is the Oasis atmosphere that I hope will be finally brought to the US audiences. I want to experience that same communal love and passion.
Best version of Supersonic. What a classic!
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Post by Beady’s Here Now on Oct 5, 2024 13:57:31 GMT -5
Can someone please do a detail breakdown of how this World Tour compares to 2005’s DBTT World Tour. 2005 was Oasis’ biggest tour, I believe. Although I don’t know the numbers. I’m curious as to how Live ‘25 compares, will it be bigger and more successful than 2005? We won’t fully know until all the dates are announced. But I’m still curious as to if people think this will be their biggest ever tour? It has to be surely, they're playing some of the biggest venues each country of the tour has to offerSeeing that in writing is so astonishing and outstanding when you think about all of this. This is mental! |
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Post by notsally on Oct 5, 2024 14:01:22 GMT -5
While I don't thinks theres really anything to suggest a new record, this reunion absolutely makes a retrospective very likely. Keep the faith... one year ago I would call nuts anyone saying there would be an Oasis reunion hell one week BEFORE the announcement i was calling my own husband a lunatic for believing in it |
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Post by matt on Oct 5, 2024 15:53:28 GMT -5
I just hope they provide some good content for fans who weren't fucking stung by their dynamic pricing robbery.
Something like an Apple music interview that are always enlightening (regardless of Zane Lowe's sycophancy, still a good interviewer) or a documentary.
Live shows and nothing else would be a stinking disappointment. Sadly they're not part of a major record label (who would have some quality control) and have the insufferable Ignition managing them, so I highly doubt we'll see anything of worth.
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Post by durk on Oct 5, 2024 17:07:04 GMT -5
It’s 2 million tickets sold now no pressure |
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Post by neila83 on Oct 5, 2024 18:30:29 GMT -5
Us lot know it more than most but the idea outside this forum that its just about the money is such a cliche. They had 15 years of this kind of money being thrown at them every single year. I listened to Richard Osman on a podcast recently and he sensibly said that they don't need the money. Both of them are stinking rich, and Noel has £200-300 million coming his way when he sells the back catalogue, so that bins the idea that he's doing so because there's a divorce to pay. What Osman did elaborate on is a very simple fact - they miss playing sold out stadiums every single night and the vast audiences they play. None more so than Noel probably, and Liam's massive gigs were great but they weren't the norm. Doing Knebworth sized gigs is the norm for Oasis and always was. I'd be dying to get back to that after 15 years. OK, rather than the blind speculation of Richard Osman, who is just guessing like any of us, we could listen to what Noel himself has said about the idea www.instagram.com/reel/C6qmmljNVFM/?igsh=d3dub3g4anE2dXFrI can't believe people seriously keep pushing this idea that because someone is already rich, making more money can't possibly be a motivation for them. Firstly Noel himself has said various times vast amounts of money is the only reason he would do this. And has made it clear artistically it doesn't interest him at all. Have you seen how rich people behave? They don't tend to say 'OK that's enough now, I think I'll just stop'. They always want more. They have expensive lifestyles, and when you have two divorces, however many assets, studios and staff to maintain, it suddenly can seem like, relatively speaking, yoir wealth is vanishing. Yes it seems crazy to us, but that's how it is. We might not want to think so, but it is. Yeh they had 15 years of this money being thrown at them. Then the year Noel lost half his wealth he said yes. What a massive coincidence. You said both are stinking rich. I think for Liam in particular that wasn't true for a long time before his solo career took off and he was in a very precarious position with another divorce and the child support, having also blown a lot of the money he made. He certainly wasn't earning enough to support the lifestyle he was accustomed to for some time. That's a strong reason he was desperate for a reunion around his divorce, it's ok record he asked Noel specifically to help with that and Noel said no. |
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Post by PepsiNebula on Oct 5, 2024 18:54:32 GMT -5
Us lot know it more than most but the idea outside this forum that its just about the money is such a cliche. They had 15 years of this kind of money being thrown at them every single year. I listened to Richard Osman on a podcast recently and he sensibly said that they don't need the money. Both of them are stinking rich, and Noel has £200-300 million coming his way when he sells the back catalogue, so that bins the idea that he's doing so because there's a divorce to pay. What Osman did elaborate on is a very simple fact - they miss playing sold out stadiums every single night and the vast audiences they play. None more so than Noel probably, and Liam's massive gigs were great but they weren't the norm. Doing Knebworth sized gigs is the norm for Oasis and always was. I'd be dying to get back to that after 15 years. OK, rather than the blind speculation of Richard Osman, who is just guessing like any of us, we could listen to what Noel himself has said about the idea www.instagram.com/reel/C6qmmljNVFM/?igsh=d3dub3g4anE2dXFrI can't believe people seriously keep pushing this idea that because someone is already rich, making more money can't possibly be a motivation for them. Firstly Noel himself has said various times vast amounts of money is the only reason he would do this. And has made it clear artistically it doesn't interest him at all. Have you seen how rich people behave? They don't tend to say 'OK that's enough now, I think I'll just stop'. They always want more. They have expensive lifestyles, and when you have two divorces, however many assets, studios and staff to maintain, it suddenly can seem like, relatively speaking, yoir wealth is vanishing. Yes it seems crazy to us, but that's how it is. We might not want to think so, but it is. Yeh they had 15 years of this money being thrown at them. Then the year Noel lost half his wealth he said yes. What a massive coincidence. You said both are stinking rich. I think for Liam in particular that wasn't true for a long time before his solo career took off and he was in a very precarious position with another divorce and the child support, having also blown a lot of the money he made. He certainly wasn't earning enough to support the lifestyle he was accustomed to for some time. That's a strong reason he was desperate for a reunion around his divorce, it's ok record he asked Noel specifically to help with that and Noel said no. Think you linked to the wrong video? Noel isn't saying anything there about a reunion. We all know he wasn't happy the last year of Oasis, but not sure how that relates to the current discussion. |
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Post by frjdoasis on Oct 5, 2024 19:12:44 GMT -5
The crowd are up for this one… this is the Oasis atmosphere that I hope will be finally brought to the US audiences. I want to experience that same communal love and passion. Best version of Supersonic. What a classic! My God, I can't wait to see them play this in Italy. And it makes me feel like playing it again on guitar after months. Thanks mate. |
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Post by PepsiNebula on Oct 5, 2024 19:40:13 GMT -5
hell one week BEFORE the announcement i was calling my own husband a lunatic for believing in it See the very first response to this thread.  The-Ghost-Dancer Honestly props to everyone who liked that post at the time and left their likes there for posterity. That's integrity! |
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Post by Beady’s Here Now on Oct 5, 2024 19:46:08 GMT -5
With Oasis almost certainly reuniting next year… Will it be just for the Morning Glory 30th Anniversary or will they include all the other Oasis anthems and classics? Will it be just a 2025 tour, or will there also be a new album? Is this is one off reunion, or will the band continue for years thereafter? Will this all work out, or will Noel and Liam have another devastating fight and falling out? So many questions. From the second page of the thread…. How are speculative answers to these questions doing? For example, I think it’s certain an 8th Oasis album is on the way, and that this goes well beyond the scope of a WTSMG tour, but rather a full blown celebratory world domination. |
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Post by marqueemoon on Oct 5, 2024 21:10:34 GMT -5
It’s 2 million tickets sold now no pressure Will be closer to 3 million once they get Australia, Japan, Korea, and all of South America in the mix |
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Post by Sadie on Oct 5, 2024 21:50:04 GMT -5
yes looks like i was wrong about an oasis reunion and i hold my hands up and admit it, just like 100s of others on this forum never thought it would happen so my question is what is your point??? is it because you know trump is gonna lose so the only thing you can hit back at me is a comment about the band getting back together grow up for for fuck sake It was a light-hearted joke, don't think too deeply about it |
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Post by Willie T. Soke on Oct 6, 2024 3:59:05 GMT -5
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Post by vespa on Oct 6, 2024 5:18:11 GMT -5
This is already more successful than the don’t believe the truth tour by the time they are done your looking at a billion pound tour it’s insane really
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Post by noeru on Oct 6, 2024 5:25:41 GMT -5
A documentary in march before any of the gigs? huh, what're they gonna put in there that we probably don't already know from Supersonic?
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Post by Bonehead's Barber on Oct 6, 2024 5:34:20 GMT -5
A documentary in march before any of the gigs? huh, what're they gonna put in there that we probably don't already know from Supersonic? I had a dream last night that the 15 year split was all manufactured and they were actually talking the whole time and there wasn't any real bad blood. Imagine it was true and it was a retrospective about the last 15 years as a behind the scenes thing. In reality, it's probably going to be something showing how the reunion came about and maybe it will be the first time we see them together again. |
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Post by notsally on Oct 6, 2024 5:52:57 GMT -5
A documentary in march before any of the gigs? huh, what're they gonna put in there that we probably don't already know from Supersonic? I had a dream last night that the 15 year split was all manufactured and they were actually talking the whole time and there wasn't any real bad blood. Imagine it was true and it was a retrospective about the last 15 years as a behind the scenes thing. In reality, it's probably going to be something showing how the reunion came about and maybe it will be the first time we see them together again. at this point i believe that revealing that you manufactured for 15+ years a fight between brothers is VERY BAD PR hope they don't do that i do hope that an eventual doc covers how they became on speaking terms etc that would be nice i know personally a very nasty story of brothers fighting for years and i do have a soft spot for one of brothers reconciling somehow, even if they are motivated by money and not becoming best friends again. the ones i know had trouble in reconciling even for money |
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