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Post by suckermc on Mar 26, 2009 15:44:38 GMT -5
i am surprised that oasis is in the top50 of the most successful tours of all time. but from that 60 million all over or that 0.53 mio per show....how much do they get in their own pockets in the end?
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Post by stayingyoung on Mar 28, 2009 22:06:51 GMT -5
Argentina is 60 000 65 000!
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Post by Guigs on Mar 28, 2009 23:13:24 GMT -5
Whoa thanks for that link. I never expected the DBTT tour to be that successful. I think that just says a lot about the popularity of Oasis around the world. Just look at the other names in that list. You have your typical huge, world famous artists and bands, i.e. the Stones, U2, Michael Jackson (and Janet), Madonna,Cher, Metallica, Bon Jovi, Springstein etc. How many other bands do you see up there from the past 20 years or so? Not many others, aside from robbie. Other interesting notes from that: They played to 2,000,000 people for the DBTT tour They played 113 shows over the two years. Visited 27 countries. I don't think they will play that many shows in total this time around, but all of those summer stadium shows will surely bag them a lot of money. |
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Post by forestfan on Apr 2, 2009 15:31:10 GMT -5
this will be the biggest tour if you think that they wll do U.S.A again..announce a handful of Austrailia, maybe N.Z dates..do a random east-european tour..i.e Russia. Liam said they'd go back to Korea in July 2009 didn he just say it on twitter. who knows how long the tour will last for..i dont want it to end
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Post by akara on Apr 2, 2009 15:53:20 GMT -5
Like seeing the guys tour alot!  But this may delay the next Oasis album.. I don't think we will see a new album before 2011... |
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Post by Iliad ♣ on Apr 2, 2009 16:00:51 GMT -5
1 album in 3 years is their standard pace since 2002 so I wouldn't call it a delay.
It's nice to see that Liam's voice is holding up well, I'm actually rather surprised they are able to tour for this long.
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Post by makafri on Apr 2, 2009 16:32:27 GMT -5
Whoa thanks for that link. I never expected the DBTT tour to be that successful. I think that just says a lot about the popularity of Oasis around the world. Just look at the other names in that list. You have your typical huge, world famous artists and bands, i.e. the Stones, U2, Michael Jackson (and Janet), Madonna,Cher, Metallica, Bon Jovi, Springstein etc. How many other bands do you see up there from the past 20 years or so? Not many others, aside from robbie. Other interesting notes from that: They played to 2,000,000 people for the DBTT tour They played 113 shows over the two years. Visited 27 countries. I don't think they will play that many shows in total this time around, but all of those summer stadium shows will surely bag them a lot of money. the shows announced yet are 113... so we have exact the same number of shows... so considering that maybe will be more dates... this will be their biggest tour ever... and with the summer show the number of people that saw them at the end of the tour will be bigger than DBTT tour |
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Post by Mad4it on Apr 5, 2009 3:12:12 GMT -5
yes this will be their biggest tour ever...
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Post by vespa on Apr 5, 2009 12:59:31 GMT -5
biggest tour theyve done this one by far,plus [playing bigger venues in different countires,i just wonder why they never play stadium gigs in places like italy,france etc
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Post by Frodis on Apr 5, 2009 16:06:03 GMT -5
this will be the biggest tour if you think that they wll do U.S.A again..announce a handful of Austrailia, maybe N.Z dates..do a random east-european tour..i.e Russia. Liam said they'd go back to Korea in July 2009 didn he just say it on twitter. who knows how long the tour will last for..i dont want it to end Word atm is that they'll be back in the US in September. Bit of a ways away, but gives us all time to prepare.. Or maybe we'll get lucky and they'll do a summer festival over here (lolla...maybe, possibly...) so the wait wont be as long. |
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