Live
Fans are bracing for the Oasis' UK and Ireland 2025 general sale as tickets go on sale TODAY after Liam and Noel Gallagher reunite for the first time in 16 years
Video Loading
Video Unavailable
Click to playTap to play
The video will auto-play soon8Cancel
Play now
Oasis reunion tour announced for 2025
Oasis fans are braced for battle as the general sale for their epic 2025 reunion tour starts TODAY.
Liam and Noel Gallagher have finally ended their decades long feud and announced 17 dates across the UK and Ireland for next summer. More dates were added as the iconic band have been overwhelmed by "unprecedented demand". Oasis were also forced to confirm they will not be performing at Glastonbury Festival "or any other festivals" next year amid a frenzy of rumours - making the comeback tour the only chance to see the brothers together.
The siblings begin their tour in Cardiff and end in Dublin, playing Manchester's Heaton Park and London's Wembley Stadium in between. The Mirror exclusively revealed Oasis will then move onto their North America tour in August and September next year, in a series of yet to be announced dates.
Announcing their comeback, Liam and Noel said: “The guns have fallen silent. The stars have aligned. The great wait is over. Come see. It will not be televised.”
Oasis have promised "wall to wall classics" as they mark the 30th anniversary of their second album (What's the Story) Morning Glory?. Original Oasis guitarist Paul ‘Bonehead’ Arthurs is rumoured to be joining Liam and Noel, while we revealed Gem Archer is also expected to join the reunion. General sale starts at 9am on Saturday 31 August.
The pre sale on Friday evening got off to a controversial site with fans waiting hours for the pre-sale codes, then battling touts for tickets who have attempted to resell the spots for as much as £10,000.
Here is everything you need to know as tickets go on sale...
Follow Mirror Celebs on TikTok , Snapchat , Instagram , Twitter , Facebook , YouTube and Threads .
Lucy Needham
Ticketmaster update on sales
Ticketmaster has updated fans still in the queue for tickets.
At 2:37pm the online ticket site posted: "Some tickets are still available, but inventory is very limited and not all ticket prices are available."
Lucy Needham
Oasis' famous fans not immune from ticket rage
Celebrities and politicians are among Oasis fans scrambling to buy tickets and reporting being frustrated at finding themselves stuck in the queue or being booted off sellers’ websites.
5 News presenter Dan Walker and Newsnight host Victoria Derbyshire all posted about trying to get tickets for Oasis’ reunion tour shows after they went on sale at 9am on Saturday.
Derbyshire wrote on X that she was in the online Ticketmaster queue, shortly after the sale began and said she was still there an hour later.
At about 11.23am, the 55-year-old BBC journalist, who occasionally hosts Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg, appeared to question if anyone was getting through to purchases Oasis Live 25 passes.
She wrote: “Has anyone actually managed to get a ticket today yet?”
Former BBC Breakfast presenter Walker wrote: “There has got to be a fairer, simpler, more efficient way of selling tickets that isn’t so open to touts, scammers, resellers & bots #Oasis.
“In the queue, out of the queue, refresh / don’t refresh, wait in line, back of the line, accused of being a bot … timed out.”
Lucy Needham
Oasis fans urged 'do not panic'
People hopeful of still finding a way to see Oasis in concert have been told not to “panic” by the official reseller website Twickets after some fans were booted out of online ticket retailer queues.
The company wrote on X: “If you haven’t secured @oasis tickets then don’t panic, and certainly don’t buy on unofficial sites such as Viagogo & StubHub as these tickets will be cancelled.
“Twickets will have tickets available soon. Register to receive our newsletter and we’ll let you know.”
Lucy Needham
Furious fans ask Liam and Noel if they are 'aware' of spiralling ticket prices
Some fans have taken to social media to directly ask Noel and Liam Gallagher if they know loyal fans are being 'ripped off' by rising ticket prices.
Many fans have posted on social media about getting through to the ticket page only to find prices are now 'double or triple' the original cost, as 'surge pricing' takes a hold.
@liamgallagher@NoelGallagher Are you aware this is happening to your fans? So called “in demand” prices… no sh*t, of course they’re in f**king demand," raged one.
Another moaned: "Absolute greasy trap. So much for being from a working class background. Near £400 to stand on a pitch, joined 2 different queues, on both times we got to number 1, it kicked us out for being a bot."
KEY EVENT
Oasis prepare to announce TWO more dates
Amid the ticket frenzy of Friday's pre-sale and Saturday's general sale, it's been rumoured that Oasis are set to announce two more dates.
The supergroup are already confirmed to play 17 nights across the UK and Wembley.
Sources have now said that an extra two nights at Dublin's Croke Park will be announced. The Ireland dates were the first to sell out on Saturday.
Lucy Needham
Wembley Stadium admit 'unprecedented ' demand
A Wembley Stadium spokesman has blamed 'unprecedented demand' on fans being unable to get through to book accessible tickets. Calling the stadium directly is the only way to get hold of the passes.
A spokesperson said: “The demand for accessibility tickets to Oasis Live’ 25 has been unprecedented. Unfortunately, this has resulted in waiting times being longer than normal.
“For those customers unable to wait on the phone we have a call-back system in place which allows users to leave their details and await a response from our customer service team.”
The phone-only service is in place for Wembley Stadium to understand the fan’s needs and check proof of eligibility.
Lucy Needham
Accessible Wembley tickets 'impossible task' as fans call thousand of times
Oasis fans have said getting accessible tickets for Wembley Stadium is an “impossible task”, as they tried to call one phone number thousands of times.
General tickets went on sale for the band’s comeback tour at 9am on Saturday, and fans requesting accessible tickets were advised to call a phone number for the Wembley concerts.
But Frances Mobbs said trying to get accessible tickets for her son was an “impossible task”.
Mrs Mobbs, from Norfolk, wanted to buy four tickets for her son Nick Mobbs, 41, his carer and two family members, for the concert on July 26.
She sent through supporting documents for the accessible tickets and tried to call repeatedly for two hours when the phone line opened.
“My son has been a fan from day one, like millions of other people, of course, we’re trying to get tickets,” she said.
“I know I’m one of thousands and thousands and thousands of people, but there’s one dedicated phone line which is constantly engaged or saying we are unable to complete your call.
“I’ve been calling for two hours, I keep repeating and repeating.
“It’s frustrating, totally and utterly frustrating.”
Lucy Needham
First Oasis dates sell out
Ticketmaster’s Irish site told Oasis fans that all of the tickets currently released for the band’s gigs at Dublin’s Croke Park have sold out.
At 1.23 pm, the website posted a message saying: “UPDATE: There are currently no tickets available. Please check back later as more may be released.”
Lucy Needham
Gigs and Tours speak out
Oasis ticket sales site Gigs and Tours have issued a statement to fans still trying for tickets.
Taking to X, formerly known as Twitter, a spokesperson said: "Thank you for your patience whilst our website is under extremely high demand. Tickets are still available, but inventory is becoming limited. We're continuing to process transactions, please keep trying."
No further official updates have been given as fans still desperately try to hold out hope of seeing the Gallagher brothers.
Lucy Needham
Oasis fans slam Ticketmaster over 'disgusting' In Demand prices
Oasis fans have reacted furiously to the new In Demand prices that Ticketmaster is selling concert tickets for.
The new prices are selling tickets for almost double what the sale sites were orginally charging.
Around 14 million fans are expected to have joined queues on select websites to be in with a chance of securing one of around 1.4 million tickets for one of the 17 UK and Ireland shows.
Four hours after the sale, Ticketmaster has claimed tickets are still available - but for hiked up fees.
Lucy Needham
Famous faces fume they can't get tickets
Even some celebs were left empty handed. TV host Dan Walker moaned: "There has got to be a fairer, simpler, more efficient way of selling tickets that isn't so open to touts, scammers, resellers and bots. In the queue, out the queue, refresh/don't refresh, wait in line, back of the line, accused of being a bot."
Strictly Come Dancing judge Shirely Ballas replied: "Same here, trying to get for my son and daughter-in-law. Nightmare."
Lucy Needham
Oasis fan 'frustrated and angry' at being kicked out queue
A long-time fan trying for tickets to see Oasis in Dublin next year said he feels “frustration” and “anger” after he was kicked out of the Ticketmaster queue.
Scott McLean, 28, logged into his account on the ticket-selling website at 7.30am on Saturday ahead of Irish sales opening at 8am.
He was in a queue of 20,000 for around 30 minutes before selecting four tickets to see the band’s show at Croke Park.
However, his browser began buffering for half an hour as he tried to make the purchase, prompting him to contact the Ticketmaster customer service account on X, formerly Twitter, for advice.
“I followed their advice, cleared my cookies and cache on my browser and then it kicked me out completely. It just came up to that error screen after I followed their guidance,” the business analyst from Belfast told the PA news agency.
“I had to rejoin the queue and I ended up about 700,000 places worse off after following their guidance.”
He said he feels “frustration and anger, not much more than that”, adding: “It’s just tickets for a concert after all, but I really wanted to go.”
Lucy Needham
Ticketmaster warns fans tickets for Oasis tour are running low
Ticketmaster has warned fans that tickets for Oasis shows are dwindling after the Saturday morning rush.
On the company’s website, it told those already in the online queue at 11.55am: “Tickets are still available, but inventory is now limited and not all ticket prices are available.”
Lucy Needham
Fans heartbroken to discover price increases
Fans who had waited hours to ge through to Ticketmaster Oasis reunin page were left furious and heartbroken to discover the prices had changed.
"Just got through again and they’ve added a demanding standing ticket for £355.20 each, honestly abysmal. Should be ashamed of themselves as a ticket company ripping peoples eyes out."
"This is a joke @oasis the price that @Ticketmaster were demanding for Croke Park were at least 3 times the advertised price. This is legalised ticket touting. Concert goers need to be protected."
KEY EVENT
Ticketmaster say Oasis reunion tickets STILL available - but there's a catch
Ticketmaster has issued a statement to fans desperate for a chance to see the Gallagher brothers back in action.
"Tickets are still available, but inventory is now limited and not all ticket prices are available," said a message to those still queuing.
Fans had reported seeing general admission standing tickets which were originally slated as selling for around £150 now described as 'In Demand Standing Tickets' and selling for as much as £358.10
Lucy Needham
Oasis fans demand MORE dates in ticket chaos
Fans had just one request for the band as the general sale continued to cause upset.
Loyal followers of the band still unable to get tickets appealed to Liam and Noel Gallagher to add more dates to the 17 night tour.
"You’re going to have to put on at least 10 more dates just to give those of us still stuck in the queue a decent chance," fumed one.
"Time for some more dates to be added pretty please! Gutting seeing touts & teenagers buying tickets who don’t even know the songs!" added another. "Genuine fans of 30years with no hope of getting a ticket still 200,000+ in the Q just to get on the website after 3.5hours. Meanwhile 15 year olds who only heard of you last week celebrating their pre sale tickets," said a third.
dates needed please
shambles
Lucy Needham
Are Oasis reunion tickets sold out?
Fans still stuck in ticket queues - or those unlucky enough to have been suddenly kicked out - are desperate to hear if the sought after concerts have sold out.
None of the ticket outlets have made the announcement that every ticket has gone.
That includes Dublin's Croke Park which on sale first - with an 8am start on Saturday morning, an hour ahead of the UK general sale.
Lucy Needham
IT experts say 'huge possibility' of Oasis tickets being bought by bots
IT experts say there is a “huge possibility” that high numbers of Oasis tickets are being purchased by computer bots at once. Ticket re-sellers often use automated software to buy more tickets for events than they are allowed, only to sell them on at higher prices.
Oasis fans also reported being hit with website outage issues while trying to book shows on Saturday.
Global cybersecurity adviser Jake Moore, said some groups have the right software and knowledge to manipulate ticket websites, and even use bots to “swoop in and purchase high numbers of tickets at once”.
“Being the next series of concerts since the demand for Taylor Swift tickets, I would suggest there would be a huge possibility of bots being used to swoop in. Bots mimic the activity of real users and even manipulate their location using off-the-shelf software such as a VPN.
“This is usually counteracted using bot detection software but this can often produce false positives when real users are assumed to be bots themselves.”
Lucy Needham
Ticketmaster issue update on remaining tickets
Ticketmaster told fans still waiting in the quue at 10.56am
"Tickets are available for all dates, so please continue to hold your place in the queue."
Lucy Needham
Fed up Oasis fans make same joke over queue-chaos
Fans still waiting to snap up tickets have been trying to look on the bright side as they make light of the situation.
A number of gags about the queue length and the brothers falling out before the tour starts began to go viral as fans took to social media to share their misery.
Lucy Needham
New Liam and Noel Gallagher photos emerge
As desperate fans continued the long wait to secure tickets, new photos emerged of brothers Liam and Noel.
The formerly warring siblings were pictured backstage at the photoshoot to announce their shock comebac.
The black and white photos showed the Manc brothers looking pensive as they were caught striking a number of poses.
A source revealed to the Mirror earlier this week that the pair were 'laughing and joking' together as they were snapped by photographers. It was the first time they'd been seen together in years after an epic fallout.
Lucy Needham
Ticketmaster say tickets are 'still available'
Fans stuck in queues for hours were given an update by sale site Ticketmaster.
A message to those waiting read: "The queue for Oasis is moving along as fans checkout. Tickets are still available for all dates so please hold your place in line."
Many fans had expressed they were ready to 'give up' after waiting for the chance to sieze tickets from before the general sale opened at 9am.
Lucy Needham
Ticket reseller Viagogo defends selling Oasis tickets for inflated prices
Ticket reseller Viagogo has defended having Oasis tickets on sale for inflated prices on its platform as a “legal” practice following the Britpop band warning concertgoers that passes bought outside of the official websites Ticketmaster and Twickets will be cancelled.
Cris Miller, Viagogo global managing director, said in a statement to the PA news agency: “This is a dream event anticipated by millions worldwide.
“Our number-one tip for fans using secondary marketplaces is to continue to check prices outside of the first few weeks of sale.
“Demand will be at its peak when tickets hit the on-sale but it’s not a normal reflection of what tickets can and will go for. Just this summer tickets for Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour in the UK sold on our platform for as low as £80.
“In the case of Oasis – a highly anticipated event – we saw the primary sites struggling to manage demand even before the on-sale, and site crashes.
“We know fans are frustrated with the process and we know there is a better way. We continue to support industry collaboration to ensure the entire ticketing market works for fans and the live entertainment industry.
“Resale is legal in the UK and fans are always protected by our guarantee that they will receive their tickets in time for the event or their money back.”
Lucy Needham
Oasis fans 'suspended' from Ticketmaster
Some Oasis ticket hopefuls also reported being “suspended” by Ticketmaster UK and Ireland after it accused them of being “bots”.
Staff at the ticket-selling website replied on X, formerly Twitter, through its customer service account, saying: “Please make sure you are only using one tab, clear your cookies, and ensure you aren’t using any VPN software on your device.”
It also shared a link with its guide on “how to improve your chances for getting popular tickets”.
Lucy Needham
Ticketmaster deny website has crashed
A spokeswoman for Ticketmaster denied the website had crashed, and advising that customers “to hold their place in line”.
A spokeswoman for Ticketmaster said: “The queue is moving along as fans buy tickets. As anticipated, millions of fans are accessing our site so have been placed in a queue.
“Fans are advised to hold their place in line, make sure they’re only using one tab, clear cookies, and ensure they aren’t using any VPN software on their device.”
Lucy Needham
Ticketmaster issue urgent statement as fans kicked out of queue
Ticketmaster has responded to Oasis fans who were kicked off its site for being seen as bots.
Several users reported to the customer service accounts of Ticketmaster Ireland and Ticketmaster UK on X, formerly Twitter, that their session had been “suspended” and the were having to restart the purchase process.
Staff at the ticket-selling website replied saying: “Please make sure you are only using one tab, clear your cookies, and ensure you aren’t using any VPN software on your device.”
It also shared a link with its guide on “how to improve your chances for getting popular tickets”.
Lucy Needham
Fans demand confirmation on Croke Park sell out
Fans have been calling for Oasis and Croke Park to make an announcement on the selling out of tickets as they continue to wait in huge queues.
Tickets for the Irish dates went on sale at 8am this morning.
"90 minutes in and @oasis at Croke Park does not appear to be sold out, presumably because the only tickets left are exorbitantly priced. €430 for pitch standing.... €530 for a ticket, a lanyard and some other VIP guff"
"Queuing for the Irish gigs here. I saw one post that said they are all sold out!! I'm afraid to bow out now though just incase."
Another tweeted to Ticketmaster directly: "Croke park sold out!?? I got through but it is saying error?"
Lucy Needham
Thousands of fans demand answers over queue system
Fans flocked to social media as they were left struggling to get on the websites for Oasis ticket sales, let alone the queue for the actual shows.
"Still in a queue, to get in another queue for Oasis tickets…we logged on at 8.15 what time did people log on to ticketmaster to actually get tickets?! This is nuts!" fumed one.
"Has anyone actually managed to get Oasis tickets this morning, or are we all just sat in this stupid queue for the laugh?" asked another.
Others asked for confirmation the sales were over as they demanded to be 'put out their misery.'
"Can someone just confirm Oasis is all sold out so I can be put out of my misery sitting in a queue," vented one.
Lucy Needham
Fans make Oasis plea as they fail to land tickets
Oasis fans made a request to the band as many struggled to get on ticket sale sites.
One tweeted: "Come on @oasis After a smash sell out feel free to pop a cheeky post up later on to say your gonna televise at least one. If we can’t get there we can ramp up the speakers in the house and share the vibe! #wishfulthinking"
Lucy Needham
Ticket prices as band warn to use resale sites
The cheapest seats are Cardiff’s Principality Stadium shows, which will set you back £73, and Edinburgh’s Murrayfield Stadium at £74, according to Manchester-based promoter SJM Concerts, which runs the website Gigs And Tours.
Standing tickets at Wembley will cost fans £151.25, with the same tickets in Cardiff and Edinburgh slightly cheaper at £150 and £151 respectively.
In the band’s home city of Manchester, tickets start from £148.50, with only standing available alongside a number of hospitality and luxury packages.
Before the announcement for the UK shows, Irish promoter MCD said on its website that the price of both of the two Croke Park gigs in Dublin will start at 86.50 euros (£72.75) without booking fees.
