
Oasis Live '27 is set to be another barnstorming occasion after the success of 2025, with millions holding their breath over whether they'll even get the chance to buy tickets.
Fans had to sign up to Oasis' pre-sale registration to be sent a unique, non-transferable code to access an allocated onsale window. Given the chaos of 2025, we completely get it.
Now the time has come for the tickets to be secured, with the chance to see Noel and Liam Gallagher in the flesh decided across Friday to Sunday, 25 to 27 September.
Liam himself certainly eems in the mood, taking to X to tell fans "GOOD LUCK RASTAS", "SECRET SQUIRREL VIBES IN THE AREA", and "CODIFICATION FOR THE NATION". Yeah, sound.
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Tickets go on sale from 9am today (Friday, 25 September) but fear not, there is plenty of opportunity across the weekend should you not have a code yet.
The price of a standard ticket varies wildly, starting at £71.50 and going up to £266.60 for those looking to secure a spot at the iconic Knebworth location.
VIP tickets then get silly, varying between £305.50 and £571.
Etihad Stadium, Knebworth and Celtic Park ticket sales
Tickets for the three UK tour locations across Glasgow, Manchester and Knebworth will start at 9am on Friday, 25 September with this first window closing at midday.
The second will take place on Friday, 25 September at 1pm and end at 3pm.
The third ticket window of the day will take place at 5pm and end at 8pm.
This format will repeat across both Saturday and Sunday, with Friday's ticket windows being the same format used on the weekend.

Slane Castle ticket sales
For those looking to head to the Republic of Ireland, it's a little different. There will be three sales across Friday, Saturday and Sunday with one per day.
The first window is on Friday, 25 September at 9am and ends at 5pm.
This timeframe will then be repeated across Saturday and Sunday, 26 and 27 September.
I didn't get an Oasis code, can I buy a ticket?
Sadly, come the end of Sunday, you're out of luck if you never got a code.
You need the code to simply get access to the ticket window for a chance to buy. Even then, you're not guaranteed tickets.
There's always Ticketmaster resale, which at the very least puts a cap on how much tickets will cost you with no more than face value allowed to be asked for.
Good luck...
Topics: Oasis, Music, Ticketmaster