Oasis fans react as first ‘Live ’27’ tickets go on sale: “Wasn’t an ordeal”
Oasis fans have begun buying tickets for the band’s 2027 ‘Live ’27’ world tour, with early reports suggesting a smoother process than the chaotic sale for the 2025 reunion shows. The staggered, pre-registration-only system appears to have reduced queues for some fans, although technical problems, unavailable seats and anxiety over access codes have continued.
Sales opened in three windows on Friday and will repeat over the weekend, with fans assigned specific cities and time slots. Oasis have added four dates because of demand, including two Knebworth shows, while the band has warned that access codes offered for sale are scams. Fans are also hoping for rarer songs in the setlist, but Noel Gallagher has ruled out new music, saying the 2027 concerts should be more relaxed and enjoyable.
- Early ticket sales were smoother than the 2024 reunion ordeal.
- Technical issues and scam access codes remain concerns.
- Oasis will play extra dates but release no new music.