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Oasis 2027 tour tickets sold out, resale offers remain open

The Britpop legends confirmed their 2027 tour is sold out, but fans may still secure seats via official resale channels.

By Felo News Desk · Published

Oasis announced that all 42 dates of their 2027 reunion tour have sold out, leaving thousands of fans without tickets. The band confirmed the sale on X on 27 September, noting that no further tickets would be released.

Despite the sell‑out, the Gallagher brothers said that resale tickets will become available closer to the tour dates. Fans will only be able to purchase them through Ticketmaster and Twickets, and at the price originally paid. The band warned that tickets listed on secondary sites or offered via social media may be fake or invalid and could be cancelled.

The tour covers 42 shows across the UK, Europe and the US, with the band adding four extra dates after the initial sale, including two nights at Knebworth. Ticket prices ranged from £71.50 to £266.60, a fixed‑price model introduced after the 2025 controversy.

Oasis’s 2027 tour follows the success of their 2025 reunion shows, which saw the band add extra dates and generate significant revenue. Noel Gallagher confirmed that no new music will be released for the tour.

Key facts

  • All 42 Oasis 2027 tour dates sold out (standard.co.uk)
  • Resale tickets will be available through Ticketmaster and Twickets (standard.co.uk)
  • Tickets will be sold at the original price (standard.co.uk)
  • Band warned against unofficial resale sites (standard.co.uk)
  • Prices ranged from £71.50 to £266.60 (standard.co.uk)

Background

Earlier Felo coverage noted the fixed‑price model and the addition of four extra dates, including two at Knebworth, to meet high demand.

Timeline

Why it matters

Fans who missed the initial sale still have a chance to attend the tour through official resale channels, but must avoid unofficial sellers.

What happens next

Tickets will be released for resale closer to the tour dates; fans should monitor Ticketmaster and Twickets for availability.

Sources

  • [1] standard.co.uk — originally reported as “Missed out on an Oasis 2027 tour ticket? Here's why all is not lost”

Earlier coverage

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