TL;DR. The Oasis Live '27 sale is over. Registration at oasisinet.com closed at 4pm BST on 17 September 2026, registrants got codes for allocated windows across 25 to 27 September, there was no general sale, and all 42 shows sold out (band statement, 28 September 2026). You cannot register now. The one official route left is face-value resale on Ticketmaster, and Twickets for UK shows, which Ticketmaster says opens no later than 31 December. The resale guide covers it in full.
Where things stand, 11 October 2026
| Step | When | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Tour announced | 14 Sep 2026, 4pm BST | 38 shows; 42 after four added on 23 Sep |
| Registration | Closed 17 Sep 2026, 4pm BST | Closed. The only way to buy |
| UK on-sale windows | 25, 26 and 27 Sep 2026 | All 42 shows sold out |
| General sale | None | "There is no general onsale" |
| Official resale | No later than 31 Dec 2026 | Ticketmaster, and Twickets for UK shows, at the price paid |
| Transfers to friends | No later than a week before each show | Per Ticketmaster's help page |
How the 2027 sale worked
- Registration, and nothing else. The band's site said registration was open until 4pm BST / 5pm CEST / 8am PT / 11am ET on 17 September 2026 and that "there is no general onsale - this will be the only way to purchase tickets".
- Codes for allocated windows. NME reported that successful registrants got a unique, non-transferable code for one window at a set time. In the UK the windows ran across Friday 25, Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 September, three each day, and fans were told directly which one was theirs.
- Fixed prices. NME reported UK standard prices fixed between £71.50 and £266.60 including fees. Prices outside the UK were not published in the coverage we read.
- Sold out in three days. Music Business Worldwide and ITV News reported on 28 September that all 42 shows sold out across the windows, and the band said no further shows would be added.
What the 2025 sale taught, and what 2027 changed
- 2025 had a ballot, then a general sale. 2027 had registration only. Missing the 17 September deadline meant there was no second door.
- 2025 queues ran for hours. 2027's allocated windows split the crowd across three days instead of one national queue.
- 2025 prices moved mid-queue. Standing tickets went from about £148.50 to £355.20 under an "in demand" label, and the Competition and Markets Authority investigated. 2027's UK prices were fixed.
- Resale was face value both times. In 2025 the tour named Twickets and Ticketmaster and warned that unauthorised resales could be cancelled. For 2027 it is Ticketmaster, and Twickets for UK shows, at the price paid.
How to get Oasis 2027 tickets now
- Plan around resale, not a new sale. Ticketmaster's help page says "limited tickets may be released at a later date" but gives no date or detail. Resale is the route with a date attached: no later than 31 December.
- Get your accounts ready. Ticketmaster and Twickets, signed in on the phone you carry, with a card saved. A returned ticket goes in the time it takes to sign in.
- Decide your nights and your ceiling. 42 nights across 11 cities: the city guide lists every date.
- Get told when a ticket is listed. Ticketmaster has no resale alerts and Twickets' alerts can lag, which is the gap the Oasis 2027 sign-up is for.
What to ignore
Anyone offering a registration code, a "presale link" or early access now is not real: registration is closed and the codes were non-transferable. The band has warned that tickets on secondary websites are at risk of cancellation and that tickets offered through social media will be fake. The scam guide covers what those look like.
Where Alertix fits
Alertix does not watch Oasis today, because there is no official resale yet to watch. When Ticketmaster and Twickets open it, returned tickets are what we watch, and the Oasis 2027 sign-up is how you hear the moment that starts, city by city. Nobody can guarantee an Oasis ticket; what changes is whether you hear about a returned one while it is still there.
FAQ
Can I still register for Oasis 2027 tickets?
No. Registration at oasisinet.com closed at 4pm BST on 17 September 2026, and the band's site said it was the only way to buy. Codes went out for on-sale windows across 25 to 27 September, and on 28 September the band said "Tickets for Oasis Live '27 have now sold out". The official route left is face-value resale on Ticketmaster, and Twickets for UK shows, which Ticketmaster says opens no later than 31 December.
When did Oasis 2027 tickets go on sale?
Only to fans who registered by 17 September 2026. NME reported that successful registrants got a unique, non-transferable code for one allocated window, with the UK windows across Friday 25, Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 September, three a day. All 42 shows sold out across those three days.
Will there be an Oasis 2027 general sale?
No. The band's site said "there is no general onsale" and Ticketmaster's Oasis Live '27 help page says the same. That page adds that "limited tickets may be released at a later date" but gives no date or detail, so face-value resale is the route to plan around.
How much were Oasis 2027 tickets?
NME reported on 14 September 2026 that UK standard prices were fixed between £71.50 and £266.60 including fees. Resale on Ticketmaster and Twickets is at the original price paid. Prices for the Ireland, European and US dates were not published in the coverage we read.
How did the Oasis 2025 ballot work?
Fans registered in advance and a ballot decided who received presale access, ahead of a general sale on Ticketmaster. Queues ran for hours and "in demand" dynamic pricing moved standing tickets from about £148.50 to £355.20, which led to a Competition and Markets Authority investigation. The 2027 sale dropped the general sale and fixed its prices.