Oasis ticket prices 2027: What we know about how much tickets will cost for next year’s tour

Oasis ticket prices 2027: What we know about how much tickets will cost for next year’s tour

FOLLOWING a drone display over Manchester and days of teasers, Liam and Noel Gallagher have officially announced their highly anticipated 2027 stadium tour. After Oasis‘ sell-out Live ’25 reunion generated an estimated £293million in and launched the brothers onto The Sunday Times Rich, demand for their return is set to shatter records once again. The Gallagher brothers have confirmed a massive 23-date UK and Ireland masterplan Credit: Splash Fans will be watching closely to see how updated ticketing guidelines affect final cost totals at checkout Credit: PA Here is the full breakdown of Oasis 2027 ticket prices, seat categories, and expected costs across all venues. Where are Oasis playing in 2027? The Gallagher brothers have confirmed a massive 38-date international masterplan: Sign up for the Showbiz newsletter Thank you! Here is the full, confirmed list of tour dates and locations: Celtic Park, Glasgow: May 21, 23, 25, 28, 29 Etihad Stadium, Manchester: June 4, 6, 8, 11, 12, 15, 18, 19, 22, 25, 26 Allianz Arena, Munich: July 2, 3 Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys, Barcelona: July 10, 11 Johan Cruijff ArenA, Amsterdam: July 16, 17 Stade de France, Paris: July 23, 24 Stadio Olimpico, Rome: July 29, 30 Gillette Stadium, Boston: August 10, 13, 14 Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas: August 20, 21, 24 Slane Castle, Ireland: September 4, 5 Knebworth House, UK: September 11, 12, 18, 19 When do tickets go on sale? Organisers have confirmed there will be no general onsale. Access to tickets will be handled via a ballot system that opened at 4pm BST today (Monday, September 14). Fans must register for the ballot. If successful, you will be issued a unique access code that grants you permission to purchase tickets. Ballot registration is free and open to everyone, but strict rules apply. Most read in Music How much do Oasis 2027 tickets cost? Ticket prices for the 2027 tour have also been released today alongside the ballot opening. Prices vary slightly depending on the venue, with full breakdowns now live on official vendors. Fans logging into the ballot registration will be able to see the venue-specific breakdowns for standard seating, standing, and VIP packages. Standard ticket prices will be fixed and range between £71.50 and £266.60, including fees. Tickets for the Live ’25 tour started at £73 for standard seats and reached £151 for pitch standing. Further information is available on the official Oasis website. How do 2027 ticket prices compare to Live ’25? The 2025 tour sparked huge debate over Ticketmaster’s “in-demand” dynamic pricing model, which saw standard standing tickets double in price while fans spent hours waiting in online queues. During the band’s 2025 reunion tour, face-value tickets started at £73 for standard seating in Cardiff and reached around £150 for general standing at Wembley Stadium. An insider told The Sun that Noel and Liam, alongside their management teams, closely reviewed last year’s ticketing process and were determined to make it smoother this time around. A source revealed: “The queues for tickets last year have become something of music legend now and the band wanted it to be smoother. “They used the same ballot-style process for the second lot of Wembley Stadium shows in London last year and it worked really well. “Obviously demand is still expected to be massive for these concerts but this should make the process simpler and less stressful for fans who want to see Oasis live again.” The move is also a major bid to lock out ticket touts. The source added: “No one wants touts being able to take tickets away from real fans. This process should help that.” Under updated consumer transparency rules, ticket platforms are now required to show clear, all-inclusive pricing upfront before fans enter the virtual queue, ensuring no unexpected price hikes during payment. Comment now

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