Oasis Live '27 tour: When tickets go on sale and how to avoid the Ticketmaster chaos
Fans of the Gallagher brothers set for ticket scramble this weekend
Following a record-breaking first leg of the Oasis comeback world tour last year, tickets are set to go on sale for the highly anticipated second leg.
The Gallagher brothers will hit the road again next summer, with the Britpop legends set for 38 stadium dates across the UK, Europe and the US in 2027.
And although the band aren’t returning to Edinburgh this time around, following three incredible sold-out shows at Murrayfield last year, local fans will want to see the band again, either at one of the five concerts at Celtic Park in Glasgow, or maybe in Manchester, London, Knebworth, Dublin or even further afield.
How to get tickets
The comeback tour was hit by controversy in 2024 when an estimated 16 million people tried to get tickets for Oasis Live 25, with fans queuing for hours on Ticketmaster only to get to the front of the queue and face paying over the odds thanks to dynamic pricing, or even see the tickets disappear right before their eyes as the website struggled to deal with demand.
To avoid such anger this time around, Oasis asked fans to register for tickets for three cities after answering a fairly easy question about the Manchester band, with the registration window closing last week.
When do tickets go on sale?
If successfully registered and selected randomly, unique, personal and non-transferable codes, and full details of how and when to purchase tickets will be sent to you between Thursday, September 24, and Sunday, September 27.
Unique codes are valid only in your designated city. On-sale windows will vary by city and will run between this Friday, September 25 and Sunday, September 27.