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Tickets for the Gallaghers’ tour dates in Manchester, Glasgow and Knebworth next summer are officially sold out. Here are your options for buying tickets on resale.

And just like that, tickets for every single date on Oasis’ 2027 tour are sold out. Tickets went on sale over the weekend, with prospective buyers selected at random for timed slots spread across September 25-27. Needless to say, a lot of people missed out on tickets – even for Knebworth, where Oasis added extra dates.
Predictably, as soon as Oasis tickets went live, some started appearing on resale sites. Tickets have been listed for many, many times their retail value, with some even being sold for upwards of £3,000.
Did you miss out on Oasis Live ’27 tickets? Worry not. You won’t have to pay an arm and a leg to see Liam and Noel next summer. Here’s Time Out’s guide to bagging tickets on resale.
There are only two official resale platforms for Oasis tickets. Twickets and Ticketmaster are the only permitted websites where you can buy tickets on resale.
If you buy tickets on any other resale platform (or through social media), you risk them being deemed fake or invalid. Oasis have warned that tickets seen on secondary websites are also liable to be cancelled.
We’ll update this page when resale platforms go live.
Official resale for Oasis’ 2027 shows is not yet live. Both Twickets and Ticketmaster will open their resale options closer to the tour dates.
Don’t be tempted into paying above the odds for Oasis tickets. The band have explicitly said that official resale will only feature tickets sold for the original prices.
In other words, don’t pay hundreds (or thousands) for tickets. Be patient and you’ll likely find options nearer the time.
As a reminder, this is how much Oasis tickets originally cost, depending on the venue and package.
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