More tickets could be released for Oasis gigs, band confirms
Oasis could release more tickets for its upcoming reunion tour, the band has announced.In an Instagram post the band said promoters "may be able to release a very limited number of additional tickets".The post said the final release will happen "over the coming days" once final checks are carried out. Fans have been told to keep an eye on their email inbox for more information.
There were 1.4 million tickets on sale when Oasis announced their UK tour in August last year and about 10 million fans from 158 countries joined the queue.Throughout the day, hundreds of thousands of fans sat in online queues in the hope of being able to buy a ticket tour that comes 15 years after the band split.Many fans criticised the sales process and prices. "Dynamic pricing" on Ticketmaster, where prices rise in line with demand, set some remaining tickets at more than £350 - up from £135 when the sale began.
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