Surged Oasis Ticket Prices Draw Fan Fury on Reunion Tour Dates

Oasis brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher in a promotional image for the band's reunion tour
Oasis brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher in a promotional image for the band's reunion tour

Oasis fans are venting their fury this weekend, confronted by ticket prices surged by event organizers to several times the promoted “face value” as shows for the bands reunion tour in Europe and the UK went on sale. Fans took to social media to share their ticket sale woes, reporting prices far higher than advertised, with the justification being that they were “in demand” during the initial sales rush.

Screenshots posted to X on Saturday as the shows were made available to general public sales showed “official platinum” at numbers like high as €500 ($553) and “In Demand Standing Ticket” prices like £356 ($467). Other fans complained of widespread system issues keeping them from getting the limited number of actual “face value” tickets, only to be redirected to surged options when they logged back in.

“Funny that, with all the talk of tickets only to be sold at face value etc. that #ticketmaster themselves are actually the biggest touts,” wrote one fan.