Oasis Live ’27 Tickets Go On Sale as Staggered Sales Window Opens

Oasis Live ’27 Tickets Go On Sale as Staggered Sales Window Opens

Ticket sales for Oasis’ Live ’27 tour have begun, with the first purchase windows opening on Friday, September 25.

The staggered sales process will continue across Saturday, September 26 and Sunday, September 27, with individual onsale times varying by city and venue.

Ticketmaster has confirmed that fans must use the same email address for their Ticketmaster account as the one used when registering for Oasis Live ’27. Successful applicants are being sent individual purchase codes and links, with access tied to the relevant city’s allocated sales window.

How the Oasis Live ’27 ticket process works

Ticket sales are staggered between Friday, September 25 and Sunday, September 27, 2026.

Fans must sign in using the Ticketmaster account linked to their Oasis Live ’27 registration.

Purchase codes are unique and intended for the selected applicant.

Each code and purchase link is tied to the relevant sales window.

Accessible and wheelchair tickets are available through Ticketmaster’s dedicated assistance process.

The registration system is intended to manage the exceptional demand expected around the tour and reduce the impact of organised ticket touting.

Live Nation previously said the registration process was designed to give genuine fans the best possible chance of securing tickets following the huge demand surrounding Oasis’ Live ’25 reunion.

Live ’27 follows Oasis’ return to the stage

Oasis Live ’27 is scheduled to begin at Glasgow’s Celtic Park in May 2027 before moving through the UK and Ireland, mainland Europe and North America.

Celtic Park will host the opening five shows, while the wider tour includes dates in Manchester, Barcelona, Munich, Amsterdam, Paris, Rome, Boston and Las Vegas, as well as a major return to Slane Castle.

One of the biggest moments of the tour will come in September 2027, when Oasis return to Knebworth for four concerts — more than 30 years after their landmark performances at the Hertfordshire venue in August 1996.

No general public queue for unregistered fans

Fans who have not received a purchase code will not be able to enter the registration-only sale through a general public queue.

With tickets being released over three days, successful applicants are being urged to check their allocated sale time carefully, sign in to Ticketmaster in advance and rely only on official Oasis and Ticketmaster links.

The first Live ’27 tickets are now being sold, but for fans still waiting for their window to open, the key advice remains simple: use the official link, use the correct Ticketmaster account and keep the individual purchase code private.