Noel Gallagher is reportedly considering selling Oasis's back catalogue for £200 million after the band's reunion tour next year, aiming to secure financial stability for his family as he approaches 60. Gallagher expressed concerns that his children might not value the music, saying they could trade the rights for a video game. This potential sale comes as Oasis prepares for a highly anticipated tour, set to generate approximately £400 million in ticket sales. The reunion follows a reconciliation with his brother Liam, with whom he previously had a tumultuous relationship. As anticipation grows for the tour, which may extend to two years and include global dates, vinyl and CD sales of Oasis music have surged significantly. This decision mirrors recent trends among artists like Bob Dylan and Bruce Springsteen, who sold their catalogues for substantial sums.