How to buy last-minute Oasis tickets as band issues warning
Noel and Liam Gallagher announced last year they had put their acrimonious split behind them, confirming Oasis' long-awaited reunion after 15 years.
Making the announcement, the brothers said: 'The guns have fallen silent. The stars have aligned. The great wait is over. Come see. It will not be televised."
Oasis Live '25 UK tour dates
Oasis will be bringing its Live '25 tour to venues across the UK during July, August and September, including in Cardiff, Edinburgh, Manchester and London.
Principality Stadium, Cardiff - July 4
Principality Stadium, Cardiff - July 5
Heaton Park, Manchester - July 11
Heaton Park, Manchester - July 12
Heaton Park, Manchester - July 16
Heaton Park, Manchester - July 19
Heaton Park, Manchester - July 20
Wembley Stadium, London - July 25
Wembley Stadium, London - July 26
Wembley Stadium, London - July 30
Wembley Stadium, London - August 2
Wembley Stadium, London - August 3
Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh - August 8
Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh - August 9
Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh - August 12
Wembley Stadium, London - September 27
Wembley Stadium, London - September 28
Oasis will also perform two shows at Croke Park in Dublin on August 16 and 17, while also taking their tour overseas to the likes of Australia, Canada and the US.
Oasis support act
Oasis previously announced that former The Verve frontman, Richard Ashcroft, would be their support act for the reunion tour.
Noel and Liam later confirmed English indie rock band Cast would be the opening act for the UK and Ireland tour dates in 2025.
Just Announced 🇬🇧🇮🇪@castofficial are confirmed as the opening band for all UK and Ireland Oasis Live '25 shows!#OasisLive25 pic.twitter.com/EqYZUTP8rN — Oasis (@oasis) October 28, 2024
How to get last-minute Oasis tickets
Thousands of fans in the UK spent hours online last year in the hope of securing tickets to see the Oasis reunion shows.
With such a huge demand for tickets, many missed out.
How to avoid scams
However, those fans trying to find last-minute tickets to see Oasis in 2025 are in luck with resale tickets available via Twickets.
There is "low availability" for several UK shows on the website (at the time of writing) with prices ranging from £421 to £3020 per ticket.
Spare tickets? @Twickets are the official ticket resale partner for Oasis Live '25
👉https://t.co/JHOMEhKxrd
Wanting to buy? Be aware of fraudulent sellers on social media… Tickets can ONLY be resold legally, at face value, through Twickets or Ticketmaster. pic.twitter.com/jIWjfnupHl — Oasis (@oasis) June 18, 2025
Resale Oasis tickets are also still available via Ticketmaster (at the time of writing).
Prices for tickets on Ticketmaster range in price from around £409 to £566.
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Oasis issues warning about ticket sales
Oasis has warned fans that Twickets is the "ONLY" site where tickets to their shows can be sold and bought legally.
Posting on X (formerly Twitter), the band said: "Spare tickets? @Twickets are the official ticket resale partner for Oasis Live '25 http://partners.twickets.live/oasis.
"Wanting to buy? Be aware of fraudulent sellers on social media… Tickets can ONLY be resold legally, at face value, through Twickets or Ticketmaster."
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