The tour, which will span venues from Glasgow’s Celtic Park to Las Vegas’ Allegiant Stadium, was announced with a drone display in Manchester and includes 38 shows across Europe, the United States and Ireland. Key UK stops are five nights at Celtic Park, a two‑week run at Manchester’s Etihad Stadium and a four‑date stint at Knebworth in September.
Fans who signed up on the official Oasis website will be contacted by email with a personalised sale code and a specific onsale window. The email will arrive between Thursday 24 September and Sunday 27 September, and the code can only be used for the city and time slot assigned to the fan.
To access the Ticketmaster queue, fans must log in to the waiting room up to 30 minutes before their allocated time using the link in the email, and the email address on their Ticketmaster account must match the one used for the Oasis pre‑registration. Each code allows the purchase of up to four tickets, but receipt of a code does not guarantee a ticket – availability remains subject to demand.
Ticket prices for UK dates range from £71.50 for basic seated tickets to £266.60 for premium standing, with a suite of coach, hotel and VIP packages that can exceed £500. Prices include fees and are fixed across the tour’s UK leg.
Ticketmaster has warned that barcode confirmations may be delayed after a purchase, as the platform verifies that ticket limits and sale rules have been respected. Fans will be able to view their order in their Ticketmaster account while waiting for the barcode.
The band’s spokesperson said the new tiered‑code system is designed to make the purchase process “as fair and smooth as possible for Oasis fans,” after the chaotic queues that plagued the Live ’25 tour, where millions queued online and resale prices surged dramatically.
Should any tickets remain unsold after the initial code‑based sale, the official Oasis site notes that limited additional tickets could be released at a later date, though no general onsale is planned.