Global stadium tours expose flaws in resale markets

News By Hanna Ellington | 6 June 2025

As stadiums swing open their doors to welcome hordes of fans this summer, some may have paid much more than their neighbours to get through the gate, depending on which country they are in.

IQ research into key upcoming international tours shows how audiences in some countries are shelling out more for virtually the same experience.

The upcoming Oasis shows, which will see the Mancunian brothers traverse the UK/IE, North America, Asia, Australia, and South America before the year is…

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