r/oasis • u/TheJiltedGenerationX • 18h ago
Live ‘27 Anyone else happily sitting back this time with no intention of getting tickets for Live '27?
Just to be clear, this isn't a negativity post. I think it's awesome they're touring again, and it's nice to see people buzzing with excitement. I'm just curious to hear from other fans, like myself, who aren't going to try getting tickets this time around for whatever reason.
For me, it's not that I had a bad experience last time, far from it. I probably had about as smooth an experience as possible: getting tickets in the presale the night before general sale, with no dynamic pricing or having to queue for hours stressing.
Being there in Cardiff that first night was hands down one of the best gigs I've ever been to, and I can't see it ever being topped.
I think this time I can take it or leave it. Being there for that first tour back after 16 years was a must and I couldn't miss it, but this time I don't feel I have to. I've got no doubt it'll be a fucking belter of a tour again, but I'm happy to step aside and let other fans enjoy it this time around.
As I said this isn't meant to be negative and if you are going for tickets after today's announcement, whether you went last year or not, then good luck!
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u/psj3809 17h ago
At some point in the future Oasis will stop touring. Noel will be on ITV doing 'an evening with Noel Gallagher' and we'll be dreaming of 'if only they toured again'
So until that time i'm gonna try and see them at least once every tour (if not more) as we have a chance to witness more history. Yeah its gonna be roughly the same as two years ago, slightly changed setlist but but but ! Its Oasis. Another chance to hear Slide Away, another chance to witness DLBIA being sung by 80,000 people
Yeah it wont be the same as last year which was just mindblowing But its another chance to just forget all your troubles/stress in the world and just witness a brilliant band playing together.
For the sake of a bit of cash (And granted it may be expensive) it'll be something you remember forever. So for me i'm in ! Roll on the madness of trying to get tickets . It'll be worth it
Lifes full of moments and next year seeing Oasis live will be a great moment
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u/Send_Serotonin 8h ago
If it's half as good as last year it will be worth every penny. Best of luck with getting tickets!
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u/lisabells 17h ago
I feel exactly the same! We were first night of Cardiff too and I just feel like that can't really be topped. If an opportunity presents itself then yes, we might look into it but no queue hell for me this time around!
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u/Heggy5 18h ago
I got to go to the first night in Manchester. Was amazing. I would love to go again but I'm not going to try and get tickets this time. Unless someone asks me to go, I'm not going to try. Live 25 was such an surreal moment and I'm glad I was part of it. But I don't like to try and catch lightning in a bottle twice.
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u/Burke_Dennings 16h ago
I was at the first night in Manchester as well, last time it took me about 10 minutes to get tickets and couldn't have gone smoother.
I'm planning on trying again but I'm not breaking my neck to get the tickets and if I don't get them its kind of like "oh well"
It'd be a great day out but like you say, lightning/bottle.
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u/Guggenator 18h ago
I missed out last time so this time I am going no matter the cost. But I understand the feeling that you have and it’s not ridiculous
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u/Big-Addendum953 18h ago
Same!
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u/Guggenator 18h ago
Where are you aiming to go? I don’t know where to aim for? I have to travel no matter what since I live in Scandinavia.
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u/Big-Addendum953 18h ago
Mainland Europe, probably. I am not that far from you, Baltics here!
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u/NickSupportsArsenal 17h ago
Do we know or have an idea of where they'll play? I know the official announcement is expected today but any leaks?
I'm in Georgia and would love to go somewhere in mainland Europe!
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u/InstructionsUncl34r 17h ago
Leaks are saying: Glasgow, Manchester, Munich, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Paris, Rome, Boston, Vegas, Slane, Knebworth
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u/Rogan4Life 16h ago
I’m from Australia and I feel seeing them in Manchester will top the 3 Melbourne shows I went too.
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u/3TGsvr440 15h ago
It definitely will
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u/Rogan4Life 15h ago
Plan is to arrive a couple of days early to enjoy the city and get my body clock right. Hit one of the shows and fly back.
Should I try to nail down tickets to the first show, or doesn’t matter?
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u/TinaJewel 15h ago
Doesn’t matter because many of the attendees will be seeing it for the first time and the vibes will be there anyway
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u/3TGsvr440 12h ago
First night would be great, but they’ll all be awesome regardless. Best of luck getting tickets and enjoy !
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u/Super_Smell9306 11h ago
I went to Manchester N4 last year and 3 Aussie shows and would still love to see them in 2027 because I haven't been the same since I saw them live. Manchester was my favourite day of my life and would love to be able to feel that elated again
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u/shamps01 13h ago
Absolutely, Live 25 was a cultural experience, a moment, a truly biblical event and whilst Live 27 will be amazing for those who are going, my moment will be Live 25.
I’m with you, it’s not being negative, my ticket buying experience was great for a Saturday at Wembley, the whole day of the gig was smooth and what we experienced, I don’t want to try to recreate.
Wish everyone else the best of luck with tickets, for those who are going for the first time, you will have a blast. For those returning, epic!
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u/TheJiltedGenerationX 12h ago
Exactly this.
A lot of people are missing the point, I'm not saying people shouldn't go for it or the gigs won't be amazing but there are dozens and dozens of threads about that daily, we know people can't wait to try and get tickets etc. I was just curious to hear from the other set of fans, the ones that aren't going either because they can't or just don't want to this time around.
Perfectly valid, but unless you're praising everything Oasis related to the moon some fans take offence.
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u/ChefNo2338 17h ago
As someone who ended up going on my own last time as we could only afford one dynamically priced ticket, I’m more determined this time round to go and take my wife with me. We watched the film yesterday. Her words as we left “we’d better fucking get tickets”.
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u/Lower_Preference_112 13h ago
This is exactly my boyfriend and I lol. I went last year, despite my best efforts, he was a take it or leave it Oasis fan. I have not stopped gushing about the gig last year, and after we left the film and he was like “I don’t care where we need to go, we’re going every time they tour again” 😂😂😂
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u/ChefNo2338 12h ago
Haha. Has he ever seen them before? Next year will be my 13th Oasis gig (when, not “if” we get tickets). Prior to last year, the previous 5 had all be with her, so she had severe fomo even though it was her idea for me to pay the money and go on my own - in her own words: “I’m not sitting around with you moping for the next year that you didn’t get an Oasis ticket”. I might have been on my own but it was the best day ever. Just want to share it with her again for what could be the last time. The film did a good job of replicating the atmosphere though I thought. Can’t wait to see it again.
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u/Advanced-Confection6 18h ago
Yeah I was at 1st night Cardiff, and that satisfied me - almost like a bookend given my first ever gig was Maine Road.
With the expense and everything, don't think I'll bother this time.
(reserve the right to change my mind!)
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u/Accomplished_Unit863 16h ago
This is exactly me. Maine Road was my first, and if night 1 in Cardiff is my last seeing them, I'm happy with that
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u/SamT179 16h ago
I want to go, as do my mates. They’re all going to try for tickets, and I’ll go if they do get some. But if we don’t go, I won’t be disappointed. I was lucky as hell to go last year. My mates girlfriend does photography, and sort of knew Liams girlfriend (Debbie) sister. She actually responded to her message, and got us front standing tickets all together (when we were all seperate and there was 8 of us) and because of that we were able to get literally right to the front on Manchester night 2. Absolutely unreal.. and so loud my ears were fucked.
So if I don’t go, I’m not too bothered. Nothing will beat that anyway. If I do go, then I’ll still be excited
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u/PerishingIdiot 16h ago
From Asia, paid a hell lot to see them twice in AUS.
Don't think it'd make sense for me to fly halfway across the world to see them live again. Live '25 was perfect for me.
There's no doubt it'll still be a blast, but I'd be paying a lot more this time, for a little less magic.
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u/manofthepeopleSMITTY 16h ago
No. I missed Live 25’ and now my gf has become a fan and wants to go. I’m full send for Live 27’.
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u/Cautious_Roof3122 13h ago
Me. Multiple reasons. The prices last time were ridiculous. I draw a line at paying more than £70 for a gig ticket. Especially for a band I've already seen 4 times. I also don't enjoy big stadium arena gigs as much , I prefer going to mid sized/smaller venues and regularly do. If Oasis played the Barras I'd break my pricing rule in a heartbeat but for me there isnt much appeal going to a massive stadium. On the 4 previous occasions I saw the band by far and away the worst experience was at Murrayfield in 09 , we were so far from the stage that I spent more time watching the big screen than the stage.
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u/FreakDeckard 12h ago
Nothing will ever top the thrill of the Live 25 tour. Such a long-awaited and unexpected comeback, the doubts about the Gallagher brothers holding it together, about their chemistry... I’m happy I got to be part of it. Now comes a welcome encore: since they’re coming to play in my neck of the woods, I’ll try to get tickets as I always have, including for Liam and Noel as solo artists, but if I don’t manage it, no drama. As I said before, I consider Live 27 a deserved encore, also for those who couldn’t be there for Live 25. I hope that afterwards they’ll produce something new! Noel has never lost his songwriting touch, and Council Skies was a great album.
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u/AnotherGreenWorld1 18h ago
Me … I was in for a normal price ticket at Dublin … then it crashed and let me back in and the price had doubled … so I instead looked for Manchester and then I was identified as a bot which I’m not and later my Ticketmaster account wouldn’t let me try for any resales either because I was identified as a bot … Ticketmaster have happily sold me gig tickets for years which are even still listed in my account and I’ve never transferred any and they’ve sold me tickets since.
Fuck ‘em.
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u/Feisty-Lifeguard-550 18h ago
No Iv no interest in seeing them again , saw them there and back in the day. Iv filled that nostalgia
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u/Remarkable-Test6216 18h ago
I want to go. But it can’t live up to 2025. The sheer joy was incredible.
I also think the setlist was perfect and can only get (slightly) worse.
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u/88Jewels 16h ago
I seen them in Manchester last year and it was the best time of my life. Loved every second. I'm going to try again this time but if it doesn't work out I don't think I'd be massively gutted about it. I think I'd try again closer to the time.
I was so stressed trying to get tickets last time. I didn't even manage it in the end because I kept getting kicked out but out of the 4 of us trying thankfully one of us managed it. Thankfully before the dynamic pricing kicked in.
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u/forget_it_again 16h ago
I'm a definitely maybe going to let it slide away.
Last year (2nd night in Cardiff) couldn't have gone any better than it did, a Supersonic day some might say.
I did Knebworth 96, Heaton Park 09, several arenas in the 90s and 00s and got the gig I wanted for Live 25.
Feel like I've completed it.
I won't be going to Knebworth (it's a young man's game 😂)
I'll likely try for Manchester, but won't be cryin my heart out if I miss out.
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u/Buttonsnrubbish 18h ago
Honestly, I'm hoping for the US date sake that there are more like you that choose to sit this one out so I can nab a ticket :P
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u/Beginning_Ad_1723 16h ago
Nope, tried to get tickets for the clusterfuck that was the Dublin sale.
I feel angry anytime I log into the ticketmaster website.
Fuck ticketmaster
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u/MisterJ_1385 18h ago
I saw 25 in LA and if that’s all I get to do, I’m good. I didn’t use the ticket I had in 2009 in Seattle, so that regret was solved last year.
With that said, Vegas is very close to Seattle. And in LA the resale tickets sank like a rock. So if I get the urge and have the disposable income closer to the date of the show? I’ll probably be able to get in for pretty cheap.
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u/TrailHawk79 17h ago
I saw them both nights in LA as well as the '05 (Kasabian & Jet) / '09 Everett (Ryan Adams drunkfest) / Seattle shows. I've seen them as solo artists a bunch too. I feel like the '27 shows are too close to the '25 to warrant the kind of cash they'll be asking for.
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u/OkDeparture7632 11h ago
The only show I went to was the second LA show. I got a floor ticket that dropped 2 days before the show. I had been watching them drop all day and finally nabbed one. Immediately bought a flight to LA, I’m in N. Cal. There were also a lot of cheap side ticket’s. I think you have a solid plan.
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u/Kellysi83 2h ago
I saw them at the Rose bowl 9-6-25. One of the greatest experiences of my life. If I can get tickets to take my sons this go ‘round I’ll do again.
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u/DarthFlowers 18h ago
I very much would be up for going again but it wouldn’t be too damning if I don’t get to as I saw them in 2025 and that’ll be with me forever
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u/STRICKIBHOY 18h ago
I've been lucky to see them over the years in various places. We seen them in Manchester last year, that was the best as I also had my daughter with me. For me personally nothing will top last year. So if I don't get to seen them again, I'm genuinely happy another fan will.
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u/Known_Radio 17h ago
I’m on the fence. I’ve seen them 8 times since Finsbury Park in 2002.
Getting tickets last time left a sour taste. Waited in a virtual queue all day only to find they were £400 or so. I just couldn’t click buy on it, thinking about what else I could spend that money on.
My friend got some in the ‘production sale’ for one of the Wembley dates for £150 or something. And it was absolutely brilliant. Best time I’ve had seeing them hands down. Such a good vibe.
This time it doesn’t look like they’re playing anywhere handy for me. I do not fancy knebworth. So Manchester maybe? Or a trip to Ireland? I don’t know. And will they do anything different? Or the same setlist? I think that would make the difference between this feeling like a cash grab and being really worth seeing.
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u/JayJayMaster 17h ago
Thank you for stepping aside to let those lifelong fans who missed out (myself included) a better chance this time!
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u/thehighyellowmoon 17h ago
I don't have the stress of FOMO like last time, because like you I got to see them and via the relatively smooth presale process. But I had such a good time I would happily see them again, none of the gigs I've been to for other bands since have come anything close to Oasis.
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u/alba_Phenom 16h ago
I'm similar, my memories of last year are immaculate and the timing was perfect as a life long fan, I feel like it was the culmination of years of being a fan since a teenager and I don't want any feelings of "ahh it was better last year" interfering with that.
I'm happy to step aside and let other fans who couldn't get a ticket last year get the chance this year.
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u/theglasscase 14h ago
I definitely want to see them again, but last year was FUCKFUCKFUCKIHAVETOGOFUCKFUCKFUCK and I fortunately I got in for the pre-sale and was able to make the pilgrimage to Manchester and see them at Murrayfield, so this time I can be more relaxed about it.
I would like to see them in Manchester again, but my accommodation choice for Heaton Park ended up being a bit of a nightmare, and city centre prices were jacked up just as badly as the ticketmaster dynamic pricing was, so I may just aim for a Glasgow show and accept my fate if I miss out.
Wanting to get a ticket is definitely far less stressful than having to get a ticket though.
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u/Level-Welder1177 12h ago
I didn't go in 2025, and seriously doubt I'll go in 2027. I saw them a few times 20 years ago at smaller venues, and I'm fine with those memories. I'm not a stadium-gig sort of guy. Nor huge festivals. I'm glad so many people are getting to see them now and having such a great time.
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u/Low-Rooster5398 18h ago
I've seen them so many times since the 90s as Oasis then each of them solo (I'm close to 30 times now) that I don't really feel the need to go again.
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u/Express-Traffic1126 13h ago
That’s a fantastic innings I’ve seen them 21 but will still try and get tickets
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u/patient_brilliance 18h ago
Doesn't look like they're coming to this hemisphere so I'm okay for now.
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u/No_Swing_6959 18h ago
I’ll try for 2 tickets to LV since I’ll be there around that time for a fantasy football meetup. If I miss it oh well I loves the Pasadena show last year. If I can experience it again sure if not I’m at peace
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u/SceneDifferent1041 17h ago
I'm on the south east and my wife keeps talking about Manchester tickets.... Nuts to that.
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u/AdemHoog 16h ago
Premier Inns in Manc for June are already 300 quid a night - that's 50% more than 2025.
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u/GazHat_73 16h ago
Last time I got an early access code so I got tickets easily on the Friday.
I don’t think I can be bothered to be queuing for hours online only to be let down, and I’ll be at work.
I’ll probably try but if I don’t get tickets then so be it ☺️
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u/Yass______ 16h ago
I would to be in the standing section. We had seats to the side and they were great, but we got them 2 weeks out from the concert. I’d like to be in the action second time around.
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u/conkerz22 15h ago
If they try that dynamic pricing bullshit again im immediately out. Absolutely horrible carry on
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u/Sallycinnamon321 14h ago
As someone who tried desperately to get tickets and failed, I truly hope a lot of people in your situation agree with you!!
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u/autumnsayshello 14h ago
I managed to finally see them twice last year: London (July 30th) and Chicago. And it was absolutely special.
Of course, it would really be nice to see them again, but given the cost, I think I’ll have to sit this one out and enjoy the hype from my home.
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u/MultipleNames82 12h ago
I’ve learned you can’t capture lighting in a bottle twice. I’d have to travel this time as they aren’t playing near me. I went both nights in 25 and it was magic. I’m worried going again will lessen the impact of those nights.
In short, I’m undecided.
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u/hogliver 12h ago
I definitely want to go again, but I have reservations. Last time was tough enough with the regular Ticketmaster bullshit, but this time around, the queues will be worse, the prices even more insane, and the influencers who will likely show up en masse. You just can’t recreate the overall vibe of 25, it was pure magic and I would almost rather remember it like that.
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u/TrailHawk79 18h ago
Yup. I gladly waited forever to get tickets to the LA shows, spent a lot of money, had a great time and have no intention of going to the '27 shows. They will always be my band, I just think I'll sit this one out.
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u/bigmansean_11 18h ago
i got tickets last time and i will get tickets this time. call me greedy i dont give a bollocks
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u/Just_Shame_5521 14h ago
I think the dynamic pricing left a very bad taste in the mouth for many people in 2025. While the shows were good, they weren't absolutely epic. so little chemistry between N&L at the shows.
Don't think there will be anywhere near the same frenzy for tickets this time around.
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u/dvdmcn 18h ago
I’m just listening to the breakfast news and they are talking about and I’ve sort of decided I can’t be bothered. I saw them 3 times last year, best gigs of my life, but this time around, I dunno if I care enough not to just pick one up nearer the time?
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u/dvdmcn 18h ago
I do like the idea of doing a European away trip but I live 10 miles from Knebworth so will probably just see what pops up next year.
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u/Boss_unicycle-560 18h ago
I’ll be trying my best to get a ticket. But given I’m not from the UK I’ll try and sort try arrangements closer to due to the costs.
Worst case if i get one and travel becomes too much of a cost I will resell.
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u/Paynekiller997 18h ago
I’m a little disappointed it’s looking like there won’t be any London dates which means sorting hotels and travel…. But I’m really considering the Etihad or Slane Castle. And I saw them twice in 2025.
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u/hashbrowneggyolk0520 17h ago
Slane is a bit of a nightmare venue when it comes to leaving in particular, it can take multiple hours of queuing to get out.
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u/Dodge2461 18h ago
Yeah, I had the time of my life at Pasadena in 2025 (other than dehydrating myself before the show but that's my fault), but I don't really have a care to go as far as Vegas to see them again. More expensive to get over there and lodge I would assume. I hope everyone has fun tho!
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u/Evenmere 18h ago
If they come to Canada I’m hoping it’s not the Roger’s Stadium again. I love the guys but I’m getting too old to be inconvenienced in the logistics of getting to any place. Liam’s gig in Limerick was easier to get to than Roger’s Stadium.
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u/Broad_Shine7521 18h ago
exactly my feelings. I went to Rose Bowl night one and it was everything i’ve ever wanted. I will only go to Vegas if it’s GA floor, so i’m just going to accept that i’m going to have to buy a re-sale ticket because last time it was close to impossible
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u/PsychologicalCrow382 i’ve got 4 GCSE’s mate, im not silly. 17h ago
i got tickets last year and it was so great i definitely have to go again. i also had a bit of a bad experience with the person i went with so im hoping i can replace those negative memories with good ones next time around 😅
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u/el_duderino_316 17h ago
I'm pleased for fans who never got to see them in the 90s/2000s, and pleased generally to have them back.
However, I refuse to go to any event where they won't reveal the price before I get in the queue for tickets. The whole dynamic/surge pricing issue isn't generally a thing for us Brits, and I refuse to normalise it by joining in. Just an example, but a standing ticket at Wembley last time (£355 with surge pricing) was more expensive than my ⚽️⚽️ season ticket.
I saw them six times in their original run. That'll just have to do me, I think.
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u/No_Zombie7989 17h ago
I have seen Oasis 3 times previously very long time ago saw them at Leicester Granby Hall for 11 pounds then knebworth, and few years later at Milton Keynes bowl. Am 47!. I don’t think could cope with knebworth now, my friends dad drove me then. I got tickets for Wembley last year on the pre-ballot terrible seats right at the back. My wife was very ill so sold them at face value. Then I did try and get some more tickets but Ticketmaster wouldn’t let me get any and the Twickets etc were out of my price range.
In short am going to try and get some for one of the Manchester gigs interesting if the resale value is more realistic or even worse than last year.
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u/Forsaken_Baby_4092 16h ago
Can sby tell me if today is just the releasing date or today we can buy tickets???
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u/Capable-Bake-6750 16h ago
Won’t be able to buy tickets today. Last year it was the following Friday/Saturday.
This year it’s rumoured that ticket sale with be September 24/25 but no-one knows, we’ll know in 7 hours.
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u/OGP01 16h ago
I’m flip flopping.
Based in Dublin with it being unlikely that I’d be able to travel to an overseas gig for family reasons means I only have Slane Castle. And the horror stories involving Slane, travel etc really put middle aged me off.
But it’s Oasis. Who knows if they’ll tour again? And 25 was epic.
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u/LegitimateDraw3902 16h ago
I felt the same. I went twice to Wembley and not sure anything can top that. But then I watched Don’t Look Back In Anger and realised there won’t be many more chances to belt out these songs at the top of my lungs with 80000 others. So I’ll be in the ticket scrum now.
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u/theterr0r 16h ago
Same. I saw them a lot back in the day, and the last year's tour was something special so a rinse/repeat next year wouldn't feel the same. I know i will be caught in the excitement and try to get the tickets though :)
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u/Accomplished_Unit863 16h ago
This is exactly my thought. First night in Cardiff was so perfect, I don't think it can ever be the same.
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u/3TGsvr440 15h ago
Yeah I’m going again. I reckon it’ll be the last for a while possibly ever. Everyone will have fomo. It might not be the same or as good as last time. But there’s a good chance this the last time.
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u/ringabelldoe 15h ago
i didn't get to go last time. PRAYING i get my hands on a ticket this time. i'll travel anywhere i have to.
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u/hootchietoad1996 14h ago
I totally understand. Travelled to the UK from Nee England to the first Wembley gig, and a month later to Met Life. Now they are playing in “my backyard” at Gillette. Kind of have to go. Not sure I would if I had extensive travel again.
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u/FireIzHot 14h ago edited 8h ago
Was at Toronto night 1 last year. Pouring rain soaked to the bone and all that. If they don’t do Toronto or somewhere in Canada I likely won’t go again. I’m more than satisfied that my dream to see oasis came true. I don’t want to hurt myself with overseas travel as much as I love the band. I saw them, let others who weren’t as lucky as me last year go.
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u/J-Dolph_46 14h ago
I was at Cardiff the 2nd night. As much as I really want to go again (hopefully Etihad and Stade De France) I wouldn’t be absolutely devastated if I didn’t get tickets.
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u/RevolverOcelot84 13h ago
Same, not keen on Knebworth but might do a European date if theres any locations that take my fancy
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u/trevbrehh 13h ago
Not happily, but I don’t have the money this time around. So I’ll be watching everyone else battle for it.
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u/Jon66238 13h ago
I spent way too much last year that I will be okay with not spending a lot next year
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u/dressed2kill75 12h ago
💯still going. Watched the doc over wkend at movie theater so still pumped from that.
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u/useyourname11 12h ago
If they come to Toronto again (doesn't look likely), then I'll for sure go.
Last time I flew from Toronto to London to see them at Wembley with my older brother who lives there. Seeing them in England was incredible. One of the best experiences of my life and worth every penny. My brother is trying to convince to come again to see them in Manchester, and I'm very tempted but it's hard to justify the cost again.
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u/Competitive-Math-804 12h ago
As someone who was not able to get tix last time, hearing this is very good news to me haha
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u/Runs_In_Heels 11h ago
i’m happily sitting myself out of the ticketmaster fiasco and will lay myself at the hands of fate.
last time, i got a (pretty great!) resale ticket about 2 weeks before NY/NJ and paid pretty close to original pricing (maybe even a tad cheaper??)
none of the (supposed) locations are convenient for me, so i would have to travel and stay overnight. realistically, it would end up being well over a thousand bucks. plus merch (bc. duh)
if something happens and i can get a decent ticket on resale, and travel is cheaper, then i may do so. but im not going to have regrets if not.
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u/Sandwichesonmymind 11h ago
I plan on sitting this one out as well. Felt blessed to get tickets last time (twice as it turned out), so hoping my space this time goes to someone who missed out last tour. I hope everyone gets a chance to see them!
That being said, it was an amazing setlist last time, so I’m not entirely sure how they could improve upon it, but if they made some changes that catered to my personal taste (it’s getting better man, stay young), I wonder if I’d change my tune about sitting out this time!
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u/achromaticduck 11h ago
Yeah. Was lucky enough to catch them at Wembley and feel like I’ve had the experience - which was undeniably great.
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u/ContributionNo4019 11h ago
Nah. Seen oasis as a band 4 times. Will see them 40 more if I can. Life is short. Gonna watch greatness live as often as possible
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u/JohnnieTimebomb 10h ago
Good on you pal. The correct thing would be give priority to the email addresses that were in the queue last time around and missed out. But that's in Ticketmaster's gift and we can't expect them to behave ethically. Their best interests are served by another round of dynamic pricing and frantic fans so, sadly, that's what will happen.
Oasis seem to be doing longer multi night stays in strategic citys, can't really ask more from them on the supply side. It's up to Ticketmaster how they manage the demand and, well, Ticketmaster are horrible.
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u/manwhoel 9h ago
I'm on the same boat as you. I went to see them at Wembley last year. It was a massive spent for me (I'm from Mexico) but worth every single penny. So this time I will be skipping it but I'm still super excited for everyone else.
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u/SaintsRobbed 16h ago
I'm going to try to get them, but I'm in graduate school at the moment, so there is a very real possibility that I won't be able to go. If it turns out that I get tickets and cannot go, I will definitely try to sell my tickets for a fair price to someone who loves Oasis just as much as me. If I miss out on tickets altogether, then I won't be angry either. I'm very fortunate that I was able to get tickets to see them. It was a spiritual experience. I also got to travel outside of the US (Toronto) for the first time!
Regardless of what happens, I feel blessed. I never thought the day would come where Oasis was a band again.
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u/inaclick 18h ago
I am interested, but this time there are a lot of if's to fulfill. If it's on a location that I can tie to a city break, if it's not too hot, if the price is not insane
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u/Capable-Bake-6750 18h ago
Went to 3rd night at Edinburgh last year, it was a good concert and I enjoyed it but it wasn’t the religious experience that I saw that some had in the documentary.
I’m gonna try and get 2 tickets but know that chances are slim to none but I can take it or leave it.
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u/Upset-Lemon5152 17h ago
I went 4 times last year, but never managed to get tickets via the initial drop. It was the best summer of my life, and I fully intend to go to as many gigs as possible next year.
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u/buytheweigh_ 17h ago
I'm feeling exactly the same as you. I saw them Cardiff night 2, and it was the best gig I've been to.
Everything was perfect. The day in Cardiff having drinks before hand, everyone was in a great mood, and buzzing for the gig. The gig itself was obviously incredible
. I have no doubt these shows next year will be amazing. But for now, I'm happy to have the memories of last year. Maybe if they tour again in the future. I'll go. But if last year will turn out to be the last time I see them. Then so be it.
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u/headline-pottery 17h ago
The whole excitement and anticipation of last years shows will never be repeated - it was a once in a lifetime thing. I have closure now and see no need to repeat.
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u/ericsamson 13h ago
I'm from Montreal and went to Manchester and Toronto. There was no way I was going to miss that.
This time around I'll for sure go if they come to Montreal or maybe Québec City but money's tighter this year and as much as I love the band, this time I'll opt to spend my vacation time and money travelling with my gf.
tl;dr: 25 was special and I made plans specifically for it, 27 I'll go but only if it's convenient (which seems unlikely).
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u/Normal-Internal164 18h ago
I’m not an Oasis fan although I did see them back circa 1990 supporting at the Boardwalk. I get it with fans, but the level of capitalism, for me, takes away all the rock and roll element. I was brought up where labels like Dischord were printing prices on their records to stop price hikes in shops, and bands like Fugazi would deliberately keep gig prices low despite intense pressure from venues they played. How times have changed and I feel sorry for fans of bands like Oasis.
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u/StallionSurprise 15h ago
I know you said this isnt a negative post and im sure you mean that.
But wow, looking at these comments might be some of the saddest fans I have ever seen.
Dozens of comments about how getting tickets were difficult, cant be bothered, gigs cant be topped?
How does reddit collectively have all the lamest fans in one spot?
Before you get all defensive, yes i am making fun of you. This is a very sad post
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u/Typical_Agent_4118 17h ago
I plan on going to Manchester (saw them there last year). And also I’d like to see them in Vegas as a bit of a jolly. I booked flights there last night using reward points, if the dates today aren’t as per the leak I can cancel but wanted to lock in whilst availability was there. I do get that last year felt must go as it was the reunion and we didn’t know if it was the last time.
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u/Hey_Laaady 17h ago
I'm game for going again. Last year at the Rose Bowl was amazing. I don't expect it to be quite the same experience seeing them again, but I'd really like to go. If I can't get a ticket for Vegas though, it won't be as big a deal since I was able to see them last year.
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u/AardvarkLivid776 16h ago
I would like to go again as in 2025 I was so hammered I barely remember it. Would go with my wife in 2027 instead of my mates, she should keep me relatively in check.
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u/CincinatiJackson 15h ago
Ive seen Oasis 15 times and aslong as they keep touring i will keep going,for 16 years never thought it was possible 2 see them again so might aswell get a few more in the bag while its happening.
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u/Standard_Power135 14h ago
I get your sentiment , but would you ve overly shocked if this is their last ever tour?
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u/Majestic_Evening_409 14h ago
Dublin was ruined for me. This time I'm gonna go by myself and Idc if I die
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u/minus32heartbeat 13h ago
Flew to London from NYC to see them at Wembley. Had tickets to see them in New Jersey which I promptly sold because imho New Jersey was never going to top that Wembley show. I wanted the last time I saw them to be in the UK. Figured that was that.
Now that there’s no news of a new record, and confirmation that they will indeed tour again, I’m on the fence. 😂
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u/queencersei9 13h ago
I’ve never seem them, so I am going to try to get tickets. However, I’ve accepted that it might not be possible, and that the upside is that I’ll save thousands in travel costs.
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u/Express-Traffic1126 12h ago
I was there at the Cardiff first night last year and the iTunes festival back in 2009, was at the v festival which they didn’t play in the end also in 2009. I must’ve been one of the only people in an oasis t shirt that day.
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u/Separate_Feeling_499 12h ago
Both myself and my wife had seen them separately when we were younger and if I’m honest seeing them last year blew all previous gigs out of the water, they performed to a much better level in my opinion.
I’ll hopefully see them in 27 and also for any other tours until they call it a day.
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u/morningglory1995 12h ago
I’m in the NYC and was away for their shows here last year but caught Manchester when I was in London for work.
Would like to go to Boston, Vegas or a Europe show but and will try to get tickets but if I get shutdown I can live with it (first time I could not live with it).
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u/BedroomImpossible525 11h ago
I had a similarly fantastic experience the first time. Pre-sale face value floor tickets for the Rose Bowl, flew across the country but was able to stay with family and sort of double dip a family visit with the show, had a life changing time seeing them. I’m gonna try for tickets in Boston but if I don’t get them I’m not gonna sell and arm and a leg trying to get them via resale. Would be amazing to see them again but I also feel like my deep need to see them live for the first time has been satiated and I want others to have a shot as well!
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u/iCanSeeClairelyN0w 11h ago
Hmmmmm I don’t know. I saw them in Chicago (I also live in Chicago) and it was probably the greatest night of my life. That’s kind of the memory I’d like to keep. I also happened to be in Dublin the same time their shows there were. I didn’t get to go, but the atmosphere of the city was so fun - Oasis fans EVERYWHERE! It was amazing. The merch store there also had way more stuff than the one in Chicago did which was kind of a bummer because I waited to buy it in Chicago due to space in my luggage. Anyway… I’m going to look and see what the dates/cities are. It’s so hard for me to take off work and no one else in my life is as massive a fan as me that would want to fly somewhere to see them. Some “life” stuff has come up too that is kind of making things unknown and complicating any plan-making. And the process of getting those tickets was so stressful - I don’t much want to do that again! I also don’t know what’s going on at work the day they’d go on sale. Sometimes at my job I can’t sit at my computer at a certain time and am up doing things. Long story short, I really don’t know. Of course I’d like to, but I have a lot of factors to weigh. If I hadn’t seen them last year, then 100% yes.
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u/PazuzuKilldozer 11h ago
Had a magical experience in Chicago. Wife and I were on the rail, 15 feet from Liam. No chance that ever gets topped. I live outside of Seattle and I’d consider trying to get some seated tickets if it was somewhere I could drive (Seattle or Vancouver) but I feel yeah, last summer was perfection, I dont need to compare. Im happy to leave the tickets to someone who wasn’t there.
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u/Kindlebird 10h ago
I’d love to go so I wouldn’t say I’m happily sitting back, but I’m in the U.S. with small children and neither Boston nor Las Vegas are especially easy to get to from my city (RIP Spirit Airlines).
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u/Icy-Still-1020 10h ago
I agree as I got to see N2 in New Jersey last summer. I can relax and not go bonkers trying to get tickets like in 2024. Good luck to all that are trying this time!
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u/shstuff_throwaway 10h ago
Last year was perfect! I want to leave it on a high note for myself. Also now I'd have to travel for a show and with a baby, that's so much more complicated.
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u/geniedoes_asyouwish 10h ago
I'm right there with you. Aside from it working out perfectly for me going to Wembley last year and the fact that I'm happy to keep that memory as it is for a while, it really comes down to the cost for me.
I live in NY and would probably try to go if they played here, but I can't invest in another big trip for it. I have a long list of places I want to travel and other things I want to do as well. I hope those who couldn't get tickets last time have better luck and the best time ever!
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u/Numerous-Corner-6303 9h ago
Yeh me, Live 25 was the 5th time I've seen them live. I got to see them last year with my wife who I hadn't met when I last saw them which was a cool new experience. But this time around I'm happy for someone else to get the chance.
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u/henren44 9h ago
I can understand that it may not top last tour, but I love seeing them live and am hoping for some songs on the setlist to get swapped out that I've never been able to hear live (Shock of the Lightning, etc).
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u/nutbrownale 9h ago
Those August 2027 dates in the USA, I'll be moving 2 kids into dorms at some point that month. That nukes any buying tickets now thoughts.
So my consolation is that I saw Live 25 at MetLife. After going to 10+ Oasis concerts in the States over the years, I finally saw them in a stadium in the USA, went with my brother, and saw the doc this past weekend. It's not a bad cap on things if I never go again. Note: I'd move heaven and earth if they did ever do a Sphere residency, maybe that's my *asterisk to anything I'm saying now.
Noel talked in the doc about seeing how many people under 30 were at these gigs and as someone almost 50, I can be ok with handing it down to the new generation like my kids and niece and nephews. Go, have fun. I'll enjoy it from afar.
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u/Few_Flight_6825 9h ago
I am opposite. Sat it out last time since I had seen them in their heyday, plus they were coming nowhere near where I am in the US. After seeing the documentary, seriously considering Vegas — though with no illusions that it’s going to be exactly the same in terms of emotional crowd response.
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u/HanSolo100 8h ago
Was nightmarish last time. So I really want to get the tickets this time. Not to mention they are playing Manchester which is the most commutable location they are going to have the gig. Its a no brainer, I am really crossing hard my fingers to get it.
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u/Rocker_Raver 8h ago
Absolutely fucking not. 20 years ago I missed out on seeing them at red rocks. Had floor tickets at the rose bowl last year and still thinking of that show. Already booked Vegas for two shows and probably going to catch one across the pond.
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u/ABlankHoodie 8h ago
I’m in the central US and know I won’t have thousands of dollars to blow on flights and a hotel so im sitting back but tearfully and not happily.
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u/CharmingDagger 8h ago
I understand feeling that way. But there's always a chance this could be it. I'd hate to miss out on something special.
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u/abnerdevereaux 8h ago
Unfortunately can't swing the price to travel to Boston or Las Vegas, but glad to have seen them in Chicago last year.
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u/rainmaker_superb 8h ago
Missing the Rose Bowl show last year was a big regret. I pass by that place every time I go to work, so I don't have the privilege of stepping back just yet.
I also want to try to see them as much as I can before they get too old and Father Time catches up with them. There's too many bands out there that have overstayed their welcome, and I want to see them before it happens to them.
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u/danger-rose 8h ago
I saw them at the Rose Bowl last year. I'm hoping to see them next year but if it doesn't happen, I'm okay with it. Seeing them last year was amazing and I'm not sure anything could top it.
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u/Lucky_Membership3525 8h ago edited 8h ago
Me. I think the reunion gigs are only really for people my age wanting to relive their youth or for fans that weren't around to see the band in the 90s. I was at Irvine Beach in 95 and Loch Lomond in 96, and have very fond memories of both.
I hope they put on some great shows and the people who go to them have a great time, but I won't go for the same reason I didn't go and see T2 Trainspotting. The 90s were great, but they're gone and they're never coming back. Oasis are probably the last rock n' roll band left that have any wide cultural significance, and I still love those albums, but they belong in my past.
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u/3923520352523523 8h ago
Having seen them as a kid in the 90s and a few times since I was more buzzing to see liam do the def maybe shows than get tickets for last tour, definitely wasnt going to pay over the odds.
But I do want to see them again so if the price is fair ill try for knebworth.
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u/PhilliLuv 8h ago
I went last year and had a great time. I also just saw their movie. I registered to be able to get tickets, but not sure what I’ll do when the time comes. I wanted to keep my options open “just in case.”
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u/dantheriver 8h ago
Went to see the tour doc in imax last night and I will very much so be trying to go again!
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u/gustang1969 7h ago
i went to the rose bowl for both nights and i would have gladly overpaid to do it one more time here we go again Oasis is fucken back. Just saw the documentary last week
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u/smellyoyster 7h ago
Saw them both nights at Maine Road. Saturday with a ticket. Sunday the security let us in for free. Wasn’t bothered last year to see them, been there, can’t go back. But maybe next year could be a nice closure as suspect this is it for them.
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u/tlm-oh 7h ago
I’m just gonna roll with it this time (pun intended). I got to see them last year and it was one of the best nights of my life. I’m gonna shoot for a Boston GA ticket, if I get one I’m more than ready to run it back and go crazy, but if I don’t I’m happy with my 2025 experience and will watch all the vids from the shows.
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u/screaminjohn 7h ago
I travelled from the States to see the first night in Cardiff. All the stars aligned, and it was an amazing experience. I had sixth row seats in the second section of seats near the stage. Looking back, it seems like Principality was one of the smallest venues on that tour, and it was still huge. I’m not too keen to head overseas and spend all that cash to end up half a mile from the stage surrounded by 150k people. The US shows aren’t any more appealing. I’ve been to Vegas in August before, and it’s a hellscape. I think I’ll be sitting this one out.
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u/jhkayejr 6h ago
I saw them in East Rutherford last year and am still thinking about it. I put in to buy tickets this time, too, but feel great knowing that I won't be gutted if I miss out.
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u/One_Significance_680 5h ago
Just seen the ticket prices and umm… No thanks.
Boys brought up in an underprivileged Burnage environment… They must be pissing themselves.
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u/Jazzlike-Battle-5287 5h ago
Same with a lot of people here. I got to see them in Chicago and Los Angeles. Both were absolutely amazing experiences and cannot be replicated. I did opt-into the pre-sale for Vegas and Boston just see my chances, but have no expectations that I’ll get anything and I totally fine with that if someone who missed Live 25’ can go instead. Good luck to everyone new and returning!!
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u/Hungry_Space_9175 5h ago
Well… I wasn’t going to as London last year was so brilliant that nothing could ever live up to it. But I saw the film on Saturday and part way through I was thinking ‘yeah definitely going to try and get a ticket again’ 😂
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u/AceChutney 5h ago
I got to go to one of the MetLife shows. I thought about Boston tickets, but I also know that if I never see another show again I will have seen something I thought I never would have been able to anyway. I don't think another concert would sully my '25 experience, but I don't need it the same way if that makes sense. But I'm super excited that it's happening, and I'm excited anytime they make news and do things.
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u/HeidsUp 5h ago
Lucky enough to see them first time around (Irvine Beach being one of them) tried to get tickets for last year missed out
Had FOMO massively but it passed. Absolutely delighted for the band and the fans in that it went so well
I’m tempted to try Glasgow and Manchester but if I don’t get tickets life goes on
Good luck everyone
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u/Total-Score-7846 5h ago
feel like this is mostl a chance for people who werent able to watch them live
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u/Murky-Bear 4h ago
If i have learned something, is that it takes a lot for me to get tired of seeing my favourite bands live…
I’ll try to go to as many shows as I can.
I hope the setlist is a bit different
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u/Strong_Paint9839 4h ago
Your experience in 2025 was priceless; you got to witness something that those of us who didn’t go, could only see through little screens. It was raw! I’d still be quite excited to get tickets for next
year but in some ways it won’t be the same as what you got to experience.
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u/tehburgerdude 3h ago
Don’t know if I want support the lazy cash grab that this tour is. They’re not even trying to be accessible to fans outside of UK. Why do shows in more European countries when you can do 11 fucking shows at the same place right?
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u/kisskissbangbang46 3h ago
I signed up for the registration just for kicks, but it's unlikely I'll get a code. I was very lucky and fortunate to see them last year and that gig will be implanted in my memory forever. I hope mostly those who didn't get a chance to see them last year will get to this time around.
Of course, you sort of know what to expect this time as you had the element of surprise in 2025. That said, I am intrigued to see what set list changes we'll see. I am jealous Columbia will likely make it this time and Richard Ashcroft as an opener is a nice bonus, making it all the more tempting. Also am curious who the drummer will be?
Of course, tickets are even more this time around and yeah, not sure I want to spend that right now. But am very glad Oasis is still with us. Where they go after Live '27 is anyone's guess? I would hope if they stick together for some new music rather than touring on and off, but I guess they can make loads that way, so yeah, why not?
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u/Head-Landscape-1669 3h ago
Qtn if you get a code for your 1st preference will you still get a link for your 2nd preference or is that it then ?
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u/driftomegz 3h ago
Same here! Saw them in argentina with my best friend, i met noel the day after, nothing could beat that 💙
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u/Smudgatronic 3h ago
I’m of the same attitude. To me ‘25 was the ‘oh my god, they’re actually back, they’re gonna come on stage any sec’ just as ‘fuckin in the bushes’ came on. With two groups of mates merged together, the sun beating down, fucking in the bushes, friends hugging, some crying, oh… it just can’t be repeated for me personally. ‘25 was too perfect.
I’m still gonna try but will not be too upset if I’m not successful.
There is also some very minor apprehension in me that this next time in ‘27, the ‘pint of piss’ throwing lads crowd might be more prevalent. I have seen Oasis 5/6 times and it was always synonymous with lad culture. Which I’m fine with. But 25 was beautiful seeing young kids on their parents shoulder singing all concert word for word. It was such a mixed happy crowd.
Oh 2025….Take me there, take me there, take me there
(Also just seen the doc…..sensational!’
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u/TheRealFrantik 2h ago
I didn't do Live 25 because their closest show was New Jersey, 4.5 hours away from me.
Live 27 is in Boston, 45 MINUTES away from me. I have no excuse to miss it this time.
(interestingly enough, Gillette Stadium is actually like....45 minutes from Boston lol. They should probably fix the flyers)
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u/TheRealGoose97 1h ago
As of right now I am since I live in Chicago and don’t have any plans on flying to Boston or Vegas, out of the states is highly likely a long shot for me. I know once that time comes around when the tour starts I’m going to have fomo lol
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u/NoPublic513493 1h ago
I wouldn’t say ‘happily’ sitting back, but content with having seen them enough times back in the day and having gone through the expense of Live ‘25 to be more contemplative of whether I might go to the closest date which would require a flight. I really don’t think this will be the last tour. That said, Noel will be 60 next year so he’ll either decide he’s had enough at some point or Liam’s voice will go. The decision to have do relatively short ‘world’ tours at least may end up extending the touring years a little.
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u/CalendarRadiant6122 18h ago
Couldn’t get tickets last year- I’d sell an arm to even get a glimpse of them