The Oasis reunion tour, set to begin in July 2025, has sparked both excitement and frustration among fans as tickets for all 17 UK and Ireland dates sold out within hours amid a chaotic buying process. Despite the overwhelming demand, with an estimated 14 million users vying for tickets, the band has confirmed that no additional dates will be added for these regions.Fans faced numerous challenges during the ticket sale, including website crashes, long virtual queues, and sudden price hikes. Many reported being kicked out of queues or receiving error messages after hours of waiting. The band’s use of Ticketmaster’s ‘dynamic pricing’ system, which adjusts prices based on demand, saw some ticket prices nearly double from £148 to £355.In response to the frustration, Oasis has issued stern warnings about counterfeit tickets, emphasizing that resales should only occur through official channels like Ticketmaster UK and Twickets. Despite these cautions, tickets have appeared on unauthorized resale sites at vastly inflated prices, some reaching as high as £14,104.However, there may be hope for disappointed fans. Sources close to the band suggest that Noel and Liam Gallagher are considering adding more international dates to the tour. ‘Noel and Liam are weighing up whether they can feasibly do more dates. Next year’s reunion tour is for their fans and they want to make them happy,’ a source told the Daily Express.Additionally, there are hints of potential new music from the reunited band. Another source revealed that Noel is working on new material and has invited Liam to collaborate: ‘Noel knows the reunion is about the hits but he doesn’t want them to be purely a nostalgia act. He has the tunes ready to go and if things continue to work well with Liam then it could be absolutely amazing’.As the dust settles on the initial ticket sales, fans are left to wonder about the possibility of catching Oasis on international dates or potentially hearing new music from the reformed band. The reunion tour, marking the end of a 15-year hiatus, is set to begin on July 4, 2025, in Cardiff.
Key points
- Oasis reunion tour tickets for UK and Ireland sold out within hours, leaving millions of fans disappointed.
- No additional UK and Ireland dates will be added, but the band is considering international tour expansion.
- Fans faced technical difficulties and inflated prices due to Ticketmaster’s dynamic pricing system.
- The Gallagher brothers are reportedly considering working on new music together for the tour.
Contradictions👾While some sources suggest the band is considering adding more dates, others state definitively that no additional UK and Ireland dates will be added.
