Oasis fans are eagerly awaiting the Gallagher brothers' 2027 tour announcement, scheduled for today at 4pm, and tickets could go on sale as soon as this week. With the previous reunion tour seeing around 14 million fans attempt to buy tickets, preparation is key to securing a spot.
Announcement and expected sale dates
The announcement follows months of speculation and social media teasers hinting at potential venues including Knebworth, Manchester, Glasgow, Dublin, Paris, Amsterdam, Munich, Barcelona, Madrid, Rome, and Boston. Music industry sources suggest Oasis tickets could go on sale by the end of this week, with presale potentially starting on Friday and general sale on Saturday, mirroring the 2025 reunion tour structure.
For the Oasis Live '25 tour, only 1.4 million to 2.2 million tickets were available across UK and Ireland dates, while roughly 14 million fans attempted to buy them. Ticket prices for that tour started at £73-£74 for seated tickets and £135-£151 for standing, though demand drove prices up to around £350.
Step 1: Create and verify your account
Before tickets go on sale, fans should sign up on Ticketmaster or other ticket selling platforms and ensure their account is verified. Add or update payment and delivery information for faster checkout, and verify your account with a one-time code by adding your phone number.
Step 2: Prepare your devices and payment
Charge all devices, sign in to your Ticketmaster account, clear your browser's cache, and avoid using a VPN. Make sure you have sufficient funds in your registered bank account, as a failed payment could cost valuable time in the virtual queue.
Step 3: Use the waiting room wisely
The waiting room, if there is one, typically opens 15 to 30 minutes before a sale begins. Once the queue opens, you'll see your position in line. While some advise refreshing ten seconds before the sale starts, do not refresh once you're in the queue, as you could lose your place and be sent to the back.
Step 4: Stick to one browser window
Using multiple tabs in the same browser may hinder your chances, as the platform allows only one booking at a time. Instead, try using different devices, such as a laptop and phone, to increase your odds.
Step 5: Use both website and app
You can use both the website and the app. Some fans find the app smoother, but using both your laptop and phone can give you more opportunities to secure tickets. With the announcement at 4pm and sales likely imminent, these steps can help Oasis fans stand a better chance when tickets go live.
