As with any ticket draw, there are winners and there are those left disappointed. On its social media, Oasis confirms that its 2027 tour is now sold out.
The legendary British band officially announced the dates of its 2027 tour on September 14. To secure a ticket, a draw system was set up to “manage demand and reduce wait times.” Pre-registered fans were then randomly selected to receive a unique, non-transferable code valid for one of several sale sessions held from Friday, September 25 to Sunday, September 27. Despite the tarifs élevés, ranging from 84 euros to 249 euros, all tickets for the tour “ Oasis Live ‘27” sold out in a single weekend across the three sale days.
But unlucky fans shouldn’t lose hope, because an official resale system will be put in place for the occasion, just as it was for Céline Dion’s residency. For anyone who can’t make it to one of Oasis’s shows, you should know you’ll be able to re-sell unused tickets via Ticketmaster or Twickets (UK only) at, and I quote, the original purchase price. These options will be available only as the tour approaches, according to Ticketmaster.
Meanwhile, Alias Production is urging fans to stay alert and avoid scams that involve buying tickets on social networks. "Tickets offered on resale sites will be cancelled. These tickets are fake and will not be valid," says the concert promoter, who confirms that resale tickets for the two Stade de France dates will only be available through Ticketmaster. This will be the sole, last-chance opportunity to snag the coveted pass as the concerts approach.
