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Live music is booming in the UK, with 25 million fans flocking to concerts and festivals last year — many traveling from abroad. This surge pumped £11.2 billion into the economy, fueled by a 27% jump in overseas visitors and major UK-exclusive acts like Oasis, whose reunion alone generated over £1 billion in fan spending. London led the charge with 30% of total tourism spending, while the north-west saw a boost thanks to Manchester gigs. The government is now eyeing support measures to tackle ticket touts and expand international tours — proving live music isn’t just culture, it’s a massive economic engine.

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