.@oasis' reunion tour isn’t just packing stadiums — it’s resulted in a major increase in streams for their catalog. 📈🎶 From January through late June, the band’s music catalog averaged 6 million on-demand audio streams in the U.S. per week, according to Luminate. But once the tour kicked off July 4 in Cardiff, streams jumped from 7.3 million to 12.5 million in a single week — a 71% surge. And the momentum hasn’t slowed: as the band hit the U.S. leg, their catalog climbed even higher, reaching a high of 15 million streams in the latest tracking week (Aug. 29–Sept. 4) after shows at Chicago’s Soldier Field and MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. Take a look at how streams for their music has skyrocketed in the U.S. from April to September. ✨

.@oasis' music catalog surged in streams in the United States last week after the duo announced their reunion. 📈 In the days before the brothers announced their reunion (Aug. 22-24), the band’s catalog averaged 814,000 U.S. streams per day, according to Luminate. After confirming their reunion on Aug. 27, their catalog averaged 3.2 million per day from Aug. 27-29, according to Luminate. That’s a nearly 300% gain. “Wonderwall” specifically saw a massive surge, gaining from 375,000 streams on Aug. 24 to 878,000 on Aug. 29. Take a look at daily streams for Oasis’ music catalog, and swipe to see daily totals for “Wonderwall.”