TL;DR. All 42 Oasis Live '27 shows sold out across 25 to 27 September 2026, and there was no general sale. The official way in now is face-value resale on Ticketmaster and Twickets (Twickets for UK shows only), which Ticketmaster says opens no later than 31 December. Ticketmaster has no resale alerts and Twickets' alerts can lag, so sign up to Alertix now: once resale opens, you get alerts from both sites in one place.
Sold out, and no more shows
Oasis Live '27 sold through registration only: fans registered by 17 September, were picked at random and sent a code for an allocated on-sale window, which in the UK ran across 25, 26 and 27 September. Four extra shows announced on 23 September, a third night in Munich on 6 July, a third in Rome on 26 July and two more at Knebworth on 25 and 26 September, took the run from 38 to 42. On 28 September the band posted "Tickets for Oasis Live '27 have now sold out", and the announcement said no further shows would be added. Ticketmaster's help page adds that "limited tickets may be released at a later date", but gives no date or detail, so we do not count on it.
Official resale: Ticketmaster and Twickets, at the price paid
Ticketmaster's Oasis Live '27 help page answers the resale question directly: resale "will be available through Ticketmaster (or Twickets - UK only) no later than 31 December", so fans can sell unwanted tickets at the original price paid. Three things follow from that line.
- Two sanctioned routes. Ticketmaster for every show, and Twickets as well for the UK nights at Celtic Park, the Etihad and Knebworth. Twickets does not cover Slane Castle or the European and US shows; check the official sale terms for those.
- Face value, no markup. A returned ticket costs what its first buyer paid. Standard prices were fixed at £71.50 to £266.60 in the UK.
- "No later than" is a deadline, not a date. Resale could open any day before 31 December, and it will not be announced in a way that wakes you up. Transfers between friends open later, no later than one week before each show.
Anything else is a risk. The band warned that tickets already listed on secondary websites are at risk of cancellation and that tickets offered through social media will be fake and invalid. The scam guide covers what those look like.
The alert gap on both sites
A face-value Oasis ticket is visible for as long as it takes someone to claim it. That makes how fast you hear about it the whole game, and neither official site is built for that.
- Ticketmaster has no resale alerts. Its advice for sold-out shows is to keep checking the event page yourself.
- Twickets has alerts, but they can lag. They are often delayed by up to 10 minutes, and for some of the highest-demand events they are not offered at all. Ten minutes is a long time for a ticket thousands of people want.
- Two sites, many nights. Watching both, for every night you would go to, by refreshing, is not something anyone can keep up for months.
Why returns keep coming until the last night
Tickets sold in September 2026 for shows between May and September 2027 sit in people's lives for most of a year, and every change of plan is a listing. Each of the 42 nights is its own pool of tickets, and returns bunch as each date gets close, so the pattern repeats city by city through the summer. In 2025 the reunion tour used the same two routes, Twickets and Ticketmaster at face value, and returns appeared through them for the life of the tour, with no schedule and no warning. The wider mechanics are in the face-value guide.
How to be ready before resale opens
- Get your accounts ready now. Sign in to Ticketmaster and Twickets on the phone you carry, with a payment card saved. A returned ticket goes in the time it takes to sign in and pay.
- Decide your nights and your ceiling. Know which cities you would travel to and what face value you will pay before a listing appears.
- Sign up to Alertix. Once resale opens, Alertix watches Ticketmaster and Twickets for Oasis and alerts you the moment a ticket for your night is listed, from both sites in one place. You sign up once, before 31 December, and you do not have to guess the opening day.
- Never buy outside the two named routes. In 2025 that was the difference between a ticket and a cancelled one.
Where Alertix fits
Alertix is not watching Oasis today, because there is no official resale yet to watch. When Ticketmaster and Twickets open it, we watch both and send the alert, so sign up now and you are set before it starts. It is free to sign up, and the honest limit applies: nobody can guarantee anyone an Oasis ticket. What changes is whether you hear about the one that comes back while it is still there.
FAQ
Are Oasis 2027 tickets sold out?
Yes. On 28 September 2026 the band said "Tickets for Oasis Live '27 have now sold out" after all 42 shows sold across the registration-only windows on 25 to 27 September, and said no further shows would be added. There was no general sale. From here, the official way in is face-value resale.
When does Oasis 2027 resale open?
Ticketmaster's Oasis Live '27 help page says resale "will be available through Ticketmaster (or Twickets - UK only) no later than 31 December". That is a latest date, not a fixed opening day, so it could open sooner. Tickets are resold at the original price paid.
Where can I buy Oasis 2027 resale tickets safely?
Only Ticketmaster and, for UK shows, Twickets. Both sell at the original price paid. The band has warned that tickets listed on secondary websites are at risk of cancellation and that tickets offered on social media will be fake and invalid.
Does Ticketmaster or Twickets send resale alerts?
Ticketmaster has no resale alerts: its advice for sold-out shows is to keep checking the event page. Twickets has its own alerts, but they are often delayed by up to 10 minutes, and for some of the highest-demand events they are not offered at all. A face-value Oasis ticket can be claimed well inside that gap.
How do I catch a returned Oasis ticket?
Have Ticketmaster and Twickets accounts signed in with payment ready, decide your nights and price ceiling in advance, and sign up to Alertix so you are alerted from both sites in one place the moment a ticket for your night is listed.