Oasis is once again proving that apparently everybody wants to live forever — or at least see the Gallagher brothers play “Wonderwall” again. The band’s eagerly anticipated Oasis Live ’27 tour sold out across three days of onsales this weekend, with all 42 shows snapped up across the U.K., Europe, U.S. and Ireland.
The tour was already shaping up to be as enormous as Oasis’ initial 2025 reunion, ands this time around includes a whopping six nights at Knebworth (capacity 125,000 per night) and 11 at Etihad Stadium in the Gallaghers’ hometown of Manchester, England.
This time, however, the ticketing operation was built to avoid the kind of digital free-for-all that has become synonymous with high-demand concert onsales. Fans had to pre-register for the opportunity to buy tickets, with randomly selected registrants receiving unique, non-transferable codes for one of nine onsale windows running Sept. 25-27. There was no general onsale or additional public presale outside the registration system.
Oasis is now warning fans to be especially careful with the inevitable post-onsale scam parade. Tickets being hawked on social media should be considered fake and invalid, while tickets appearing on unauthorized secondary sites may be canceled. Official resale will be handled only through Ticketmaster and Twickets, with tickets available at their original purchase price closer to the tour dates.
And if you were hoping that the frantic weekend would convince Oasis to tack on a few more nights: don’t hold your breath. The band says no additional shows will be added to Live ’27.
