Overview
- Reunion tour launched July 4 in Cardiff with a sold-out audience of 75,000 at Principality Stadium.
- Fans purchased 900,000 tickets within hours of release, driving unprecedented demand for the Gallagher brothers’ return.
- Ticket prices surged under dynamic pricing, a practice now under scrutiny by the UK competition regulator.
- Next stops include five shows at Manchester’s stadium beginning July 11, followed by London dates at Wembley and international concerts in the United States, Japan, Australia and Brazil.
- Barclays estimates the tour could generate over £1 billion in ticket revenue and related hospitality and travel spending.