All 42 stadium shows for the Oasis Live ’27 tour officially sold out over the weekend following a three-day sales window, prompting the band to issue a strict warning to fans regarding fraudulent secondary listings and inflated ticket prices. The reunion tour spans international venues from Glasgow to Knebworth, drawing intense public scrutiny over ticketing logistics and costs.
Oasis Tour Sells Out 42 Global Dates
The eagerly anticipated Oasis Live ’27 tour concluded its initial ticket release on Sunday evening after a staggered on-sale process designed to manage high traffic. Fans who registered in advance received unique, non-transferable codes assigned to specific on-sale windows.
The tour kicks off in May 2027 in Glasgow and hits cities including Manchester, Munich, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Paris, Rome, Boston, Las Vegas, Slane Castle, and finally Knebworth on September 26. Oasis and their management team confirmed that no further shows will be added to the schedule.
Band Issues Strict Warning Against Secondary Ticket Scams
Following the sellout, Oasis issued a direct warning advising fans to remain vigilant against fraudulent ticket sales on social media. The band stated via press release that any tickets appearing on secondary websites are liable to be cancelled. Official resale channels will operate exclusively through Ticketmaster and Twickets at the original face value nearer to the tour dates.
Liam Gallagher addressed the successful sales and fan reactions directly on X, posting on the official Oasis page, “Tickets for Oasis Live ’27 have now sold out. See you in 2027!” In his typical style, Liam added on his personal account: “That’s all folks we have officially sold out no more tickets left congratulations to everyone who got a ticket and to the people who didn’t sneak in f**K it yolo LG x”
Fan Backlash Over Pricing and Technical Hurdles
The ticket rollout drew heavy criticism from disappointed fans who encountered technical difficulties on Ticketmaster and faced steep baseline prices starting at £170.50. Social media users voiced frustration over the lack of a general sale, with secondary platforms advertising resale tickets exceeding £1,400.
Liam Gallagher dismissed complaints regarding the cost during the weekend, telling critics on Friday to “stop moaning” and simply avoid purchasing tickets if they disagreed with the pricing structure.
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