Wembley Stadium has launched an urgent investigation after hundreds of fans were duped by a fake Oasis reunion ticket scam. The legendary Britpop band, which split in 2009, was falsely advertised as reuniting for a one-off concert, leading to a surge in fraudulent ticket sales.
How the Scam Unfolded
Fans were lured by social media ads and fake websites claiming that Liam and Noel Gallagher had buried the hatchet and would perform at Wembley in 2025. Excited supporters rushed to buy tickets, only to later discover the event never existed.
Fan Outrage
Many took to X (formerly Twitter) to express their fury. One user wrote: "Paid £200 for tickets, only to find out it was all a lie. Absolutely gutted." Others demanded refunds and stricter regulations to prevent such scams.
Wembley’s Response
A spokesperson for Wembley Stadium confirmed they are working with authorities to track down the fraudsters. "We urge fans to only purchase tickets through official vendors," they warned.
Meanwhile, neither Liam nor Noel Gallagher has commented on the scam, though insiders say they are aware of the situation.
