Liam Gallagher ordered to reveal Oasis tour earnings in fresh court battle

Following the end of their long-awaited reunion tour in November, Oasis’ earnings from their worldwide 41-date shows will be exposed. This comes after rocker Liam Gallagher was issued a court order about his earnings in a fresh twist in his American court case. According to experts via The Sun, the mother of the singer’s love child, Liza Ghorbani, 51, filed a new legal motion to access his latest financial information. It was reported that she is trying to obtain Liam’s bank records, tax returns and credit card statements to show how much he is now worth.

This will mark the first time Oasis’ hugely successful reunion tour, which reportedly generated an estimated £350million, will be revealed to the public. Ghorbani reportedly wants to use this information to prove he should stump up the £500,000 a year she’s claiming for the care of their daughter Gemma, 12, who was born in 2013 after an affair. The band, who made their first live appearance since 2009, are said to have raked in a staggering £303million from ticket sales alone, with an additional £40million from sponsorship deals and merchandise.

The publication claimed that the American music journalist’s lawyers filed an application for an Order to Show Cause in New York’s Supreme Court.

The judge hearing their case, Mr ­Jeffrey Pearlman, has reportedly been asked to consider a motion to compel both sides to answer further questions and provide more information to help him make a decision.

As a result, there is a date set later this month for a court hearing, 

Ghorbani filed various documents with the court, including 15 exhibits outlining her specific requests regarding what she wants from Liam’s lawyers.

Although details of her demands have not been disclosed, it was reported that top New York family lawyer Morgan Mazer said Liam will have to hand over the documents relating to tour earnings during a process in the case called discovery.

Mazer said: “Ms Ghorbani can get access to the tour merchandise sales, if it’s a side thing Mr Gallagher is earning money from.

“Ms Ghorbani will want to look at any employment and income, any perks that Mr Gallagher has.

“Credit card statements are relevant because some people don’t always show all their income on their tax returns.

“With the credit card statements, you can glean what somebody is making based on their lifestyle. The powers to determine what you should pay in child support are broad.”

Ghorbani claims she needs more money because their daughter is autistic and her needs have changed. 

Meanwhile, Liam’s lawyer, Judith Poller, has slammed the order as an attempt to cash in on the Oasis tour.