How to get Oasis tickets as final Ticketmaster sale for UK tour dates goes live today (2024)

Oasis are best known for their huge anthems Wonderwall, Don't Look Back in Anger, Champagne Supernova and Live Forever, just to name a few, and they're no stranger to an award. The English rock band have won six Brit Awards, 17 NME Awards, nine Q Awards, and have sold a whopping 70 million albums worldwide.

Just as impressive as their discography is, is the Gallagher brothers' ability to hold a grudge.

The two brothers, founding members of Oasis alongside Paul Arthurs on guitar, Paul McGuigan on bass guitar and Tony McCarroll on drums, are known for their creative differences, personality clashes and public insults. For a while, the Gallagher brothers' offstage fights, mid-concert walk-offs and frequent band break-ups and reunions were part and parcel of the Oasis experience. But is peace restored?

What are the UK tour dates and venues for Oasis Live '25?

On Thursday morning (29th August), Oasis announced three additional dates to the already extensive list of 2025 tour stops.

The Stop Crying Your Heart Out singers will be heading to cities across the UK and Ireland, including London, Dublin, and, of course, Manchester. Let's take a look at the full list.

Full list of Oasis UK tour dates and venues for 2025:

4th July 2025 – Cardiff, Principality Stadium
5th July 2025 – Cardiff, Principality Stadium
11th July 2025 — Manchester, Heaton Park
12th July 2025 — Manchester, Heaton Park
16th July 2025 — Manchester, Heaton Park
19th July 2025 — Manchester, Heaton Park
20th July 2025 — Manchester, Heaton Park
25th July 2025 — London, Wembley Stadium
26th July 2025 — London, Wembley Stadium
30th July 2025— London, Wembley Stadium
2nd August 2025 — London, Wembley Stadium
3rd August 2025 — London, Wembley Stadium
8th August 2025 — Edinburgh, Murrayfield Stadium
9th August 2025 — Edinburgh, Murrayfield Stadium
12th August 2025 — Edinburgh, Murrayfield Stadium
16th August 2025 — Dublin, Croke Park
17th August 2025 — Dublin, Croke Park

So far, Oasis has stated that these are the only dates in Europe next year. However, Oasis Live '25 has been described as a 'world tour', leading fans to speculate that there are more dates outside the UK and Ireland to be announced.

The band have also confirmed on X (formerly known as Twitter), that they won't be performing at Glastonbury Festival in 2025. Sounds like something a secret, surprise act would say...

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How much do Oasis reunion tour tickets cost?

The ticket prices were confirmed on Thursday 29th August, with seated tickets ranging from £73 to £205 and standing tickets costing £150 on average.

The cheapest tickets are for Cardiff, staring at £73, then £74 for Edinburgh’s Murrayfield Stadium and £74.25 for Wembley. Dublin's shows were announced by Irish promoters MCD to be starting at €86.50 (£72.80), not including the booking fee.

All the Manchester tickets are confirmed to be standing and the prices start from £148.50.

How to get Oasis tickets as final Ticketmaster sale for UK tour dates goes live today (1)

Hospitality packages have yet to be confirmed and are expected to range from £250 and surpass £1,000. What we do know is the VIP packages include as a minimum: one premium reserved seated ticket, a limited-edition merchandise item and a commemorative fabric wristband.

What time does the Oasis Live '25 general sale for UK tour tickets go live?

The general sale will go live this morning (Saturday 31st August) at 9am. Unsurprisingly, demand is expected to be exceedingly high, so make sure you get online bright and early.

Tickets for the Dublin shows will go live slightly earlier, at 8am on Saturday 31st August.

Tickets will be available to purchase at Ticketmaster website, and hospitality packages will be available to buy at reputable hospitality site Seat Unique.

How to have the best chance at getting Oasis reunion UK tour tickets

How to get Oasis tickets as final Ticketmaster sale for UK tour dates goes live today (2)

We'd recommend getting online at least half an hour before tickets go live, and you can expect to be sent to an online waiting room once the clock strikes 9am.

Be sure to have your Ticketmaster log-in details to hand, and if you've already saved your card details to your Ticketmaster account, this will also make the check-out process quicker.

While we wouldn't recommend opening the Ticketmaster page in multiple tabs, we would recommend trying for tickets on each of your devices, whether that's your personal laptop, mobile phone, and maybe your work laptop (it is a Saturday, after all).

For more information on how to beat the Ticketmaster queue, check out our detailed guide.

How hard will it be to get Oasis tickets?

Oasis are set to hit up a number of venues across the UK and Ireland in their Oasis Live '25 tour, and have already added additional venues due to high demand. So, in short, yes it probably will be difficult to secure Oasis tickets.

With this in mind, we'd recommend securing tickets from a hospitality site if you're able to. Tickets on a hospitality site, such as Seat Unique and P1 Travel, aren't as in demand as the ticket price is higher, so you have more chance of securing tickets. Plus, with jammy re-sellers, if you aren't lucky enough to secure an Oasis ticket the first time around, you might be paying the same (if not more) for a standard ticket as you would for a hospitality ticket anyway.

Seat Unique has hospitality packages for Oasis concerts in Cardiff, London and Edinburgh. While official details and pricing haven't been announced yet, you can register your interest at Seat Unique now.