Oasis fans who successfully applied through the ballot system will get their first chance to buy tickets for the Oasis Live '27 tour later today. The first sale window opens on Friday at 9am, with additional windows at 1pm and 5pm.
Tour dates and venues
The tour will feature 42 shows across the UK, Ireland, Europe and the United States, kicking off at Glasgow's Celtic Park on May 21. It will also include eleven shows at the Etihad Stadium in Manchester and six nights at Knebworth Park.
This marks the first tour since the Gallagher brothers reunited for their comeback shows two years ago. Tickets are priced between £71.50 and £266.60, including fees, and will be available only on the Ticketmaster website.
Ballot system and on-sale windows
Due to expected demand, a special ballot system was implemented to ensure tickets reached genuine fans. Those who got through the ballot were given a specific time period to buy tickets.
UK shows will go on sale over three on-sale windows across three days, from Friday to Sunday (September 25 to 27). The same times apply on Saturday and Sunday, with other tour dates going on sale at different times across the same days.
During the ballot, fans selected up to three cities of choice in order of preference. Fans will be sent a unique, non-transferrable code between now and Sunday, meaning some could receive codes after sale windows have already begun.
No general sale and scam warnings
There will be no general on-sale or other public presales outside of this process, according to a statement issued by the band. Those who did not apply or were unsuccessful are unlikely to get tickets.
The band also said tickets would only go on sale via one outlet, with all standard and VIP packages available through the Ticketmaster website. Earlier this week, fans were advised to be cautious over potential scams.
In a post on the band's Instagram page, they urged people to be 'vigilant' and said that 'anyone promising you a code that does not come directly from Oasis is not genuine'.
Alongside dates at the Etihad and Knebworth, the tour includes shows at Slane Castle in Ireland, the Stadio Olimpico in Rome, and the Allianz Arena in Munich. The band will also play in Boston and Las Vegas, with all tour dates supported by Richard Ashcroft.
