Oasis 2027 tour tickets: What are the sale codes and when are they released?

Oasis fans have begun to receive ticket codes for the band’s huge 2027 tour.

The Britpop legends are gearing up for a live tour next year with shows in Glasgow, Manchester, Munich, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Paris, Rome, Boston, Las Vegas, Slane Castle and Knebworth, where more dates have been added.

Fans were asked to pre-register by 4pm on Thursday, September 17. Those who did have either already received a code or are still waiting to see whether they on track to bag a prized ticket.

Here’s everything you need to know about Oasis’s 2027 tour ticket sale.

Fans who have been selected at random will be contacted between Thursday, September 24 and Sunday, September 27, according to the official Oasis website.

The Tickets sale is for the following dates:

Fans who receive a unique sale code will be allocated one of nine online sale windows across the three days (three every day).

You cannot use your code outside of your allocated time.

Whilst the specific time slots have not been confirmed online by the band, users have been sharing screenshots of their Ticketmaster accounts which appears to show the different slots.

It appears that for the UK gigs, the time windows are 9.00am, 1.00pm, and 5.00pm, on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

All ticket types are available for every slot, so if your slot is the final one, it will not impact your chance to secure a ticket.

Fans have been warned to check their junk folders in case the email with the code attached is there.

Fans can enter the Ticketmaster waiting room up to 30 minutes before their allocated time using the dedicated link included in their email.

You will need a Ticketmaster account to buy tickets.

The email address used for your Ticketmaster account must be the same as the email address you used to register for Oasis Live ’27.

You will need this to access the queue for your specific online sale.

No, receiving a sale code also does not guarantee a ticket. It simply gives the selected fan access to the online sale, with tickets remaining subject to availability.

You will receive a ticket barcode if you are able to successfully purchase tickets. However, Ticketmaster has also warned that those lucky fans will not receive their ticket barcodes immediately.

The ticketing platform said this is to allow it to confirm that ticket limits have been followed and that the rules of sale have not been breached.

Fans will be notified once their barcodes are ready, while their order can still be viewed in their Ticketmaster account in the meantime.

Receiving a ticket a sale code is the only current way of buying tickets. There is no general sale planned.

However, the official Oasis website says limited tickets could potentially be released at a later date.

For the upcoming tour, standard ticket prices will be fixed and range between £71.50 and £266.60, including fees, for all UK dates.

Here’s a breakdown of the three UK dates.

You can buy up to four tickets on each unique code.

Fans will remember the chaos of trying to buy tickets for the Live ‘25 tour, with more than 10 million people from 158 countries queuing online at peak times on ticketing sites.

Many fans left the virtual queue empty handed, with only about 1.4 million to 2.2 million tickets available across the UK and Ireland tour dates.

Demand drove up prices and and tickets - which started at £73 for basic seats and £135 for general admission standing - surged drastically, with resale rates hitting £350.

The band say they hope the new process means more genuine fans will get hold of tickets and not touts.

A spokesperson for the band said: "This structure has been created to ensure the purchase process is as fair and smooth as possible for Oasis fans."

Following an investigation, Ticketmaster is now required to tell fans 24 hours in advance if a tiered pricing system will be used for a sale, and must give information about ticket prices throughout online queues.

There will also be real-time updates to notify fans during the queue when cheaper tickets sell out.

Here is the list of the venues and dates for the 2027 tour.