Overview
- The band confirmed every ticket for the 42‑date Live ’27 stadium tour sold out after a staggered, code‑only on‑sale that ran over three days from Sept. 25 to Sept. 27.
- Organisers required fans to pre‑register and randomly issued unique, non‑transferable Ticketmaster sale codes granting access to one of nine timed windows; buyers needed a Ticketmaster account that matched their registration email.
- Standard UK tickets were fixed between £71.50 and £266.60 including fees, while promoters also offered a wide range of higher‑priced VIP, hotel and coach packages that some fans said dominated available inventory.
- Oasis and promoters warned fans about fraudulent listings and said official resale will be limited to Ticketmaster and Twickets at the original purchase price, with unauthorised secondary listings liable to cancellation, and the band said no further dates will be added.
- The change follows a 2025 Competition and Markets Authority probe into opaque tiered pricing on prior onsales, and the new model aims to improve price transparency and restrict scalping though critics say packaged offers may still put standard seats out of reach for some fans.