Oasis has confirmed that all codes for ticket sales for their Oasis Live '27 tour have now been sent out, ahead of the final sale window today (September 27) at 5pm. The last remaining tickets for the UK dates are being sold between 5pm and 8pm this evening, marking the final opportunity for fans to secure a spot at any of the UK shows.
The band announced last week that they would be heading out on tour again, playing 42 shows across the UK, Europe, Ireland and the United States between May and September next year. The tour will kick off at Glasgow's Celtic Park before heading to Manchester's Etihad Stadium for 11 dates in June. In September, the tour will end with six shows at Knebworth Park.
Ballot system and sale windows
To ensure a smooth ticket buying experience, fans were required to express interest and sign up for a ballot system early. Those who were successful received codes to allow them to join designated sale windows to try and buy tickets, although this was not guaranteed even with a code. Ticketmaster said that each sale window would be given an allocation of tickets for all tier options, meaning - depending on availability - fans could choose from a range of seating and standing options, as well as travel and accommodation packages.
Eight sale windows for the UK tours have already taken place, with the last one being held today at 5pm. This is set to be the last opportunity people will have to get a spot at any of the UK shows, and will be available for three hours until 8pm this evening. Fans have been told this system is the only way they will be able to buy tickets and they will be available via Ticketmaster. Standard tickets have been priced between £71.50 and £266.60, including fees. Similar sales for the European and US dates have also been held over the last three days.
Warning about scams and resale
Shortly after 1.30pm today, Oasis confirmed that all codes for ticket sales have now been sent out ahead of the final sales window at 5pm. The post read: "All codes have now been sent out, with the final sale windows happening today. Please avoid scams involving social media accounts selling codes or tickets. These will be fake or invalid."
Commenting on potential resale, Oasis added: "Tickets currently on secondary websites are liable to be cancelled. Resale tickets will be available nearer the events and will only be available, at the price originally paid, through Ticketmaster and Twickets."
What happens after 8pm
As the 5pm until 8pm slot continues this afternoon, the last remaining tickets as part of the balloted on-sale process are still up for grabs as part of a pre-determined allocation. However, after 8pm it is not clear if anymore tickets will subsequently become available, or have been held back for later sales. For fans considering using sites such as Viagogo and other resale sites that are not linked to Ticketmaster, there is a strong chance that these tickets re-listed on viagogo or on other non-approved third party outlets will be cancelled. The most reliable way of getting Oasis tickets now is Ticketmaster re-sale or on Twickets - a subsidiary of Ticketmaster.
Beyond re-sales, it is important to remember that during the build up for Oasis Live '25, extra tickets were released at a later date, which could potentially happen again this year. The current Ticketmaster line on future sales is that "limited tickets may be released at a later date". For those who have successfully bought tickets, Ticketmaster has said: "So that we can confirm everyone has adhered to the ticket limits and did not break the rules of sale, barcodes for your tickets won't be delivered immediately to your Ticketmaster Account."
Once they are ready, we'll notify you. You can view your order in your Ticketmaster Account at any time though. The Manchester Evening News has contacted representatives for Oasis and Ticketmaster to confirm whether tickets have now all sold out and whether more tickets, other than re-sale options, will become available ahead of next year's tour.
