Oasis update on last minute ticket sales as Dublin pop-up shop location revealed
Oasis have given an update on last minute tickets - as fans eager to get their merch ahead of the band's Croke Park gigs can now prepare, as a pop-up store location has been revealed
The Dublin pop-up will be located at St Stephen's Green. It will open on August 4 and continue through to August 17, but places are expected to be limited.
Now due to demand fans are being urged to book a place for their visit to avoid long queues and disappointment. Slots can be booked on SeeTickets and it appears that places are filling up fast.
Oasis have also given an update on whether any last minute tickets will be made available. In a statement on Instagram, they said: "As the shows are getting closer, Oasis promoters may be able to release a very limited number of additional tickets for sale once final sight lines are checked and the production is fine tuned.
"These final production releases will happen over the coming days. If you are an Oasismynet member, keep an eye on your inbox for an email from your regular Oasismynet or Ticketmaster correspondence address. Please double check the email is from the correct account before following links or sharing any purchase information."
The band will play Dublin's Croke Park on August 16 and 17 as part of their eagerly awaited comeback tour. It will be the first time in 16 years that the Liam Gallagher fronted band will take to the stage due to historic rifts with brother and bandmate Noel.
The reunion shows kick off in Cardiff's Principality Stadium on July 4 and 5 before the Manchester group play a series of homecoming shows at Heaton Park and five dates at Wembley. The band will then play two gigs at Murrayfield in Edinburgh before heading to GAA HQ on August 16 and 17.
The reunited line-up features Liam and Noel Gallagher alongside new drummer Joey Waronker and returning guitarists Gem Archer and Bonehead with Andy Bell resuming bass duties. The group are currently rehearsing for the tour with Noel telling good pal Bono he is "shocked" at how good the band are sounding.
During an appearance on Apple Music 1 with Zane Lowe, Bono said: "They're both funny. I'm still very close with Noel, and he sent a message to me saying he's kind of shocked by how great the band is [sounding at rehearsals]. I think we're going to have a good summer."
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