Advice on how to clinch tickets to see Oasis on reunion tour

Brit pop legends Oasis announced their Oasis Live ‘25 Tour, along with one additional date at Manchester's Heaton Park in July.

With fan demand expected to be overwhelming, the ticket experts at Seatpick has provided tips on increasing your chances of bagging tickets

Ticketing expert Gilad Zilberman has provided valuable knowledge on how to secure exclusive and high-demand concert tickets for your favourite artists 

“He said: "Oasis’s tour will prove to be a massive sell-out across the UK, with thousands of fans all wanting to see the brothers reunite on stage. Here is a list of our favourite tips to ensure that you don’t miss out on securing exclusive tickets."

Sign up for all relevant ticket sites

Tickets for all of Oasis’s UK shows will go on sale on Ticketmaster, SeeTickets and Gigs & Tours on Saturday 31st August at 9 am, and tickets for the Ireland shows will go on sale at 8 am on Ticketmaster Ireland. We recommend that you sign up for all of these sites and load your payment details beforehand to minimise issues on the day.

Log in early to avoid issues

For fans who signed up for the pre-sale ballot, on the day, ensure you have your email with your pre-sale code ready and have logged into the Ticketmaster platform at least 30 minutes before the tickets go on sale. Those accessing the general sale should log in to the respective ticket platform they’re trying to purchase tickets from at least 30 minutes beforehand too. 

Don’t refresh the page.

Once you are in the ticket queue, never be tempted to refresh. You may lose all your hard work and get kicked to the back of the very long queue. Being patient and not panicking is key to success. 

Don’t panic if tickets sell out straight away.

Missed the tickets? Be sure to check back on the sites after they say they're sold out. Sometimes ticket payments don't go through, the website crashes and more tickets are still available. Keep checking for roughly two hours after release. You might just be lucky.

As there is expected to be a phenomenal demand for tickets to these shows, further additional dates may be added, so don’t panic if you aren’t lucky the first time around.

Only purchase from sellers you know and trust.

Although it might be tempting to purchase a ticket elsewhere if you weren’t successful on the day, be wary of who you’re buying from and do your research beforehand. Never allow someone to send you a screenshot of a ticket as these are invalid or send payment before receiving the tickets. If something looks too good to be true, it probably is.