Oasis fans have been left fuming after tickets for the band's highly anticipated 'Definitely Maybe' 30th-anniversary tour vanished within minutes of going on sale. The reunion tour, celebrating the iconic 1994 album, sparked a frenzy among devotees, but many were left empty-handed as resale prices skyrocketed.
Fans Vent Frustration
Devoted followers of the Britpop legends took to social media to express their anger, with some accusing ticket touts of snapping up seats only to resell them at exorbitant prices. One fan lamented, 'Waited hours just to see tickets disappear before my eyes. Absolute joke.'
Scalpers Cash In
Reports suggest that tickets originally priced at £80 were being resold for over £500 on secondary platforms, leaving genuine fans priced out. Critics have called for stricter regulations to prevent ticket touting, especially for such landmark events.
What's Next?
While Liam and Noel Gallagher have yet to comment on the ticketing chaos, the demand highlights the enduring legacy of Oasis. Whether additional dates will be added remains uncertain, but for now, many fans are left hoping for a miracle—or a last-minute ticket drop.
