Fans of the iconic Britpop band Oasis are facing a major shock as tickets for their highly anticipated reunion shows are being sold for as much as £700. The exorbitant prices have sparked outrage among loyal followers, with Liam Gallagher's own son, Gene, branding the situation 'absolute madness'.
Soaring Demand, Sky-High Prices
The legendary Manchester band, which split in 2009, has seen ticket prices skyrocket due to overwhelming demand. Secondary ticketing platforms are listing seats at eye-watering prices, leaving many fans priced out of what could be the musical event of the decade.
Family Criticism
Gene Gallagher, Liam's 22-year-old son, didn't hold back in his criticism of the pricing. '£700 for a ticket? That's madness,' he stated, echoing the frustration of thousands of Oasis devotees who grew up with the band's anthems but now can't afford to see them live.
The Reunion Rumour Mill
While no official reunion has been announced, speculation has been building since the Gallagher brothers were spotted together at several events. Industry insiders suggest that if the reunion does happen, it could be one of the biggest tours in British music history.
With emotions running high and wallets feeling the strain, the Oasis ticket saga continues to dominate music news. Will the band address the pricing controversy, or will fans have to dig deep for a chance to hear 'Wonderwall' live once more?
