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Biography Flash: Daryl Hall's 2025 Tour Success and Final Split from John Oates After 50-Year Partnership
DaryL Hall Biography Flash a weekly Biography.
Daryl Hall continues to make waves in the music world as his 2025 tour rolls on. The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer wrapped up his fall West Coast leg on November 4th in Denver, capping off a successful run that started in October across venues in Reno, Las Vegas, and Southern California. Throughout the tour, he's been performing alongside Glenn Tilbrook of Squeeze, drawing from both his Hall and Oates catalog and his 2024 solo album D, which marks his first solo release in thirteen years.
Behind the scenes, a significant chapter in Hall's life closed this August when he and John Oates quietly resolved their lengthy legal battle through private arbitration. The dispute, which began in November 2023 over Oates' attempted sale of his stake in their joint venture Whole Oats Enterprises to Primary Wave Music, has officially ended. According to court filings obtained in Nashville on August 11th, Hall's attorneys secured a final arbitration judgment and successfully moved to dismiss the case. The specific terms remain confidential, but this settlement marks the formal end of a partnership that had lasted over fifty years. Hall has been emphatic that despite the resolution, a creative reunion with Oates is off the table. He told Variety in May that they have no plans to work together again, noting he hasn't had a creative relationship with John for at least twenty-five years.
On the business front, Hall continues to build his empire. His net worth is estimated between 68 to 80 million dollars, bolstered by decades of touring success, streaming royalties from Hall and Oates hits like You Make My Dreams and Private Eyes, and his innovative Live From Daryl's House platform. The monthly webcast has become a cultural institution, recently featuring Dave Stewart from Eurythmics, who co-produced Hall's album D.
Meanwhile, John Oates has moved forward with his own projects, collaborating with Nashville indie rock artist JT Loux on a new single called Never Change My Mind. The track was co-written by Oates himself and marks his continued solo endeavors following the release of his album Oates earlier this year.
Hall's current touring schedule demonstrates his unwavering commitment to performing and connecting with audiences on an intimate level, solidifying his status as one of music's most enduring talents.
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Daryl Hall continues to make waves in the music world as his 2025 tour rolls on. The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer wrapped up his fall West Coast leg on November 4th in Denver, capping off a successful run that started in October across venues in Reno, Las Vegas, and Southern California. Throughout the tour, he's been performing alongside Glenn Tilbrook of Squeeze, drawing from both his Hall and Oates catalog and his 2024 solo album D, which marks his first solo release in thirteen years.
Behind the scenes, a significant chapter in Hall's life closed this August when he and John Oates quietly resolved their lengthy legal battle through private arbitration. The dispute, which began in November 2023 over Oates' attempted sale of his stake in their joint venture Whole Oats Enterprises to Primary Wave Music, has officially ended. According to court filings obtained in Nashville on August 11th, Hall's attorneys secured a final arbitration judgment and successfully moved to dismiss the case. The specific terms remain confidential, but this settlement marks the formal end of a partnership that had lasted over fifty years. Hall has been emphatic that despite the resolution, a creative reunion with Oates is off the table. He told Variety in May that they have no plans to work together again, noting he hasn't had a creative relationship with John for at least twenty-five years.
On the business front, Hall continues to build his empire. His net worth is estimated between 68 to 80 million dollars, bolstered by decades of touring success, streaming royalties from Hall and Oates hits like You Make My Dreams and Private Eyes, and his innovative Live From Daryl's House platform. The monthly webcast has become a cultural institution, recently featuring Dave Stewart from Eurythmics, who co-produced Hall's album D.
Meanwhile, John Oates has moved forward with his own projects, collaborating with Nashville indie rock artist JT Loux on a new single called Never Change My Mind. The track was co-written by Oates himself and marks his continued solo endeavors following the release of his album Oates earlier this year.
Hall's current touring schedule demonstrates his unwavering commitment to performing and connecting with audiences on an intimate level, solidifying his status as one of music's most enduring talents.
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Daryl Hall continues to make waves in the music world as his 2025 tour rolls on. The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer wrapped up his fall West Coast leg on November 4th in Denver, capping off a successful run that started in October across venues in Reno, Las Vegas, and Southern California. Throughout the tour, he's been performing alongside Glenn Tilbrook of Squeeze, drawing from both his Hall and Oates catalog and his 2024 solo album D, which marks his first solo release in thirteen years.
Behind the scenes, a significant chapter in Hall's life closed this August when he and John Oates quietly resolved their lengthy legal battle through private arbitration. The dispute, which began in November 2023 over Oates' attempted sale of his stake in their joint venture Whole Oats Enterprises to Primary Wave Music, has officially ended. According to court filings obtained in Nashville on August 11th, Hall's attorneys secured a final arbitration judgment and successfully moved to dismiss the case. The specific terms remain confidential, but this settlement marks the formal end of a partnership that had lasted over fifty years. Hall has been emphatic that despite the resolution, a creative reunion with Oates is off the table. He told Variety in May that they have no plans to work together again, noting he hasn't had a creative relationship with John for at least twenty-five years.
On the business front, Hall continues to build his empire. His net worth is estimated between 68 to 80 million dollars, bolstered by decades of touring success, streaming royalties from Hall and Oates hits like You Make My Dreams and Private Eyes, and his innovative Live From Daryl's House platform. The monthly webcast has become a cultural institution, recently featuring Dave Stewart from Eurythmics, who co-produced Hall's album D.
Meanwhile, John Oates has moved forward with his own projects, collaborating with Nashville indie rock artist JT Loux on a new single called Never Change My Mind. The track was co-written by Oates himself and marks his continued solo endeavors following the release of his album Oates earlier this year.
Hall's current touring schedule demonstrates his unwavering commitment to performing and connecting with audiences on an intimate level, solidifying his status as one of music's most enduring talents.
Thank you for listening to this update on Daryl Hall. Please subscribe to never miss an update on Daryl Hall and search the term Biography Flash for more great biographies.
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Daryl Hall continues to make waves in the music world as his 2025 tour rolls on. The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer wrapped up his fall West Coast leg on November 4th in Denver, capping off a successful run that started in October across venues in Reno, Las Vegas, and Southern California. Throughout the tour, he's been performing alongside Glenn Tilbrook of Squeeze, drawing from both his Hall and Oates catalog and his 2024 solo album D, which marks his first solo release in thirteen years.
Behind the scenes, a significant chapter in Hall's life closed this August when he and John Oates quietly resolved their lengthy legal battle through private arbitration. The dispute, which began in November 2023 over Oates' attempted sale of his stake in their joint venture Whole Oats Enterprises to Primary Wave Music, has officially ended. According to court filings obtained in Nashville on August 11th, Hall's attorneys secured a final arbitration judgment and successfully moved to dismiss the case. The specific terms remain confidential, but this settlement marks the formal end of a partnership that had lasted over fifty years. Hall has been emphatic that despite the resolution, a creative reunion with Oates is off the table. He told Variety in May that they have no plans to work together again, noting he hasn't had a creative relationship with John for at least twenty-five years.
On the business front, Hall continues to build his empire. His net worth is estimated between 68 to 80 million dollars, bolstered by decades of touring success, streaming royalties from Hall and Oates hits like You Make My Dreams and Private Eyes, and his innovative Live From Daryl's House platform. The monthly webcast has become a cultural institution, recently featuring Dave Stewart from Eurythmics, who co-produced Hall's album D.
Meanwhile, John Oates has moved forward with his own projects, collaborating with Nashville indie rock artist JT Loux on a new single called Never Change My Mind. The track was co-written by Oates himself and marks his continued solo endeavors following the release of his album Oates earlier this year.
Hall's current touring schedule demonstrates his unwavering commitment to performing and connecting with audiences on an intimate level, solidifying his status as one of music's most enduring talents.
Thank you for listening to this update on Daryl Hall. Please subscribe to never miss an update on Daryl Hall and search the term Biography Flash for more great biographies.
And that is it for today. Make sure you hit the subscribe button and never miss an update on DaryL Hall. Thanks for listening. This has been a Quiet Please production."
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