Oasis Ticket Prices: Breakdown of the 2025 Resale Market

With Oasis set to announce their eagerly awaited 2027 tour, it seems inevitable that there will be another mad rush for tickets online.

Liam and Noel Gallagher split in 2009. So acrimonious was their split that no one thought Oasis would ever be seen again.

Fifteen years later, in late August 2024, Oasis reformed and announced a 2025 tour.

Demand was immense.

Oasis 2025 Reunion Breaks The Internet

With a 16-year gap between concerts, the demand for Oasis was enormous and it is borne out by some incredible numbers.

A reported 14 million people queued for tickets on day one of the Oasis release.

There were 1.4 million tickets available for the original 17 shows (in the end there would be 41 on the tour). By 19:00 UK time on August 31, 2024, all the tickets were sold.

Over 2.2 million people saw the Oasis Live '25 Tour. More tickets were sold to see Oasis than Beyoncé, who also toured in 2025. It was the second biggest tour of 2025 in terms of gross ticket sales and easily the biggest in the UK.

Oasis Fans Turn To SeatPick

When fans of a major artist see that tickets are sold out. They turn to the secondary market. SeatPick is perfectly placed to help fans as we aggregate only the reliable sites selling tickets to hard to get concerts.

So, in the case of the Oasis Live '25 Tour, SeatPick also saw plenty of Oasis interest.

There were over 1.5 million page views of Oasis pages on SeatPick in 2025. The vast majority of this demand, over 90%, came from the UK and Ireland.

With the most popular Oasis events in 2025 being the Heaton Park concerts, as well as the final Wembley shows and also Croke Park in Ireland.

What Will Oasis Fans Pay For Resale Tickets In 2027?

Once Oasis announce their dates for 2027, the rush for tickets is going to be immense.

Ticket pricing was a huge talking point during the 2025 tour and it will be fascinating to see how the Gallagher brothers and their advisers approach pricing for this next set of concerts.

In 2025, the official prices ranged from £73–£205 seated, £150 for standing and up to £506 premium. The secondary market saw a huge range of prices.

Below is all the data we have from Oasis' 41-shows in 2025 from the resale market on SeatPick. The prices are the last snapshot taken on the day of the show.

So it's the closing state of the resale market: whatever was still listed hours before the event, including last-minute dumping.

That's why some minimums look extreme — Melbourne at £45 is a day-of fire sale, and the Sep 27 Wembley £449 floor is what was left after everything cheaper sold.

Here are all the prices from Oasis Live '25 Tour.

All prices below are based on SeatPick resale listings taken on the day of each show throughout the 2025 tour. Availability and pricing on SeatPick change constantly.

Date	City & Venue	Starting Price (£)
4 Jul	Cardiff, Principality Stadium	£155
5 Jul	Cardiff, Principality Stadium	£179
11 Jul	Manchester, Heaton Park	£153
12 Jul	Manchester, Heaton Park	£316
16 Jul	Manchester, Heaton Park	£288
19 Jul	Manchester, Heaton Park	£178
20 Jul	Manchester, Heaton Park	£130
25 Jul	London, Wembley Stadium	£111
26 Jul	London, Wembley Stadium	£247
30 Jul	London, Wembley Stadium	£179
2 Aug	London, Wembley Stadium	£174
3 Aug	London, Wembley Stadium	£157
8 Aug	Edinburgh, Murrayfield	£132
9 Aug	Edinburgh, Murrayfield	£179
12 Aug	Edinburgh, Murrayfield	£261
16 Aug	Dublin, Croke Park	£451
17 Aug	Dublin, Croke Park	£327
24 Aug	Toronto, Rogers Stadium	£45
25 Aug	Toronto, Rogers Stadium	£36
28 Aug	Chicago, Soldier Field	£86
31 Aug	New Jersey, MetLife Stadium	£112
1 Sep	New Jersey, MetLife Stadium	£53
6 Sep	Pasadena, Rose Bowl	£35
7 Sep	Pasadena, Rose Bowl	£48
12 Sep	Mexico City, Estadio GNP Seguros	£80
13 Sep	Mexico City, Estadio GNP Seguros	£86
27 Sep	London, Wembley Stadium	£449
28 Sep	London, Wembley Stadium	£472
21 Oct	Goyang (Seoul), Goyang Stadium	£272
25 Oct	Tokyo, Tokyo Dome	£580
26 Oct	Tokyo, Tokyo Dome	£498
31 Oct	Melbourne, Marvel Stadium	£45
1 Nov	Melbourne, Marvel Stadium	£48
4 Nov	Melbourne, Marvel Stadium	£65
7 Nov	Sydney, ANZ Stadium	£33
8 Nov	Sydney, ANZ Stadium	£61
15 Nov	Buenos Aires, Estadio Monumental	£137
16 Nov	Buenos Aires, Estadio Monumental	£164
19 Nov	Santiago, Estadio Nacional	£82
22 Nov	Sao Paulo, Estádio do Morumbi	£37
23 Nov	Sao Paulo, Estádio do Morumbi	£21

What Was Actually Behind Oasis' 2025 Pricing Row

"Dynamic pricing" became the label for the 2025 pricing row, though it's worth being precise about what actually happened.

The UK's Competition and Markets Authority investigated the 2025 on-sale and found no evidence that Ticketmaster actually used dynamic, demand-based pricing on the Oasis stadium shows themselves.

What it did find was that cheaper standing tickets were released first and sold out fast, so many fans in the queue were only offered pricier standing tickets, or "platinum" seated tickets priced around two and a half times higher than standard seats, without it being made clear what the extra money bought them.

Ticketmaster agreed to give fans clearer pricing information as a result, a change that came into effect in September 2025.

Good to know if a 2027 on-sale rolls around and the same headlines start appearing again.

Here's a quick recap of the numbers so far, plus a look at what could come next.

Cardiff To Dublin: What Drove UK & Ireland Prices So High

Oasis opened their reunion in Cardiff on 4 July, before working through Manchester, London and Edinburgh.

Dublin's Croke Park produced the highest starting prices of the standard UK and Ireland leg, hitting £451 and £327, and it's no coincidence that those two nights also had the fewest resale listings of any UK or Ireland show.

The two extra Wembley dates added for 27 and 28 September stand out for a different reason. Those shows were an invitation only ballot, and starting prices on SeatPick for the pair sat well above the rest of the London run, at £449 and £472.

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Toronto To Tokyo: How Ticket Supply Swung Prices Across The World Tour

Once the tour left the UK, the picture flipped.

Toronto and the two New Jersey shows, sold to fans as the New York dates, each carried tens of thousands of resale listings, and starting prices dropped as low as £36 as a result.

Mexico City held firmer, with tighter supply keeping prices a little higher than the US shows either side of it.

Tokyo Dome told the opposite story. With only a few dozen listings across both nights, starting prices there reached £580 and £498, the highest of the entire tour.

Melbourne's three shows ranged from £45 to £65, with the opening night's £45 floor coming from a genuine fire sale rather than typical demand, as sellers dumped leftover stock hours before doors.

Buenos Aires drew the strongest resale interest of the South American leg, with prices holding at £137 and £164 across its two nights.

Scotland is also frequently mentioned in the rumour mill, so it's worth keeping an eye on Glasgow too.

Oasis fans should bear in mind that events outside of the UK could turn out to be a lot cheaper for the 2027 tour, if the data from 2025 is anything to go by. Even including the price of travel.

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Oasis 2027 Tour Rumours: Etihad Stadium, Knebworth & Our Price Predictions

Nothing about a 2027 tour is official yet, but the rumours have got considerably more concrete over the past couple of months.

Reports point to a residency of around 12 nights at Manchester's Etihad Stadium in May and June 2027, with some sources suggesting that could stretch to 20 dates.

A return to Knebworth in Hertfordshire is also expected around September 2027, likely across six shows, which would be the band's first Knebworth concerts since their legendary 1996 gigs.

North Hertfordshire Council has already granted promoter SJM Concerts a licence for up to 125,000 fans a night there, a strong sign the Knebworth shows are further along than just rumour.

An official announcement is expected soon, with speculation centred on the period around the London premiere of the band's "Don't Look Back In Anger" documentary on 7 September 2026.

For the latest on rumoured dates and venues, see our full guide to the Oasis 2027 tour.

On pricing, people close to the band have suggested face value could be handled more carefully than in 2025, given the criticism that followed.

Even so, 14 million people tried to buy 1.4 million tickets for the original 2025 shows, and a 2027 return will likely be chasing an even bigger, more primed fanbase with a similar or smaller number of tickets on sale.

Based on the 2025 data, we'd expect most 2027 shows to land in a similar £150 to £300 resale range to what UK fans paid outside the scarcest nights in 2025.

The truly limited dates though, especially Knebworth's first Oasis show in three decades, could easily rival or beat the £1,000 plus prices seen for Wembley's most exclusive night in 2025.

If 2027 brings European dates, expect a similar scramble.

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Oasis Ticket Prices 2025 & 2027 Frequently Asked Questions

How Much Did Oasis Live '25 Tickets Cost?

Official face value ranged from £73 to £205 for seated tickets, around £150 for standing, and up to £506 for premium hospitality packages.

On the resale market, prices ranged much wider, from around £21 up to over £1,000 depending on the show.

Which Oasis 2025 Show Had The Most Expensive Resale Tickets?

Tokyo Dome had the highest starting prices of the tour, at up to £580 a ticket, while the invitation only Wembley date on 27 September saw prices climb above £1,000 for the best listings.

Is Oasis Touring In 2027?

A 2027 tour hasn't been officially confirmed, but it's widely rumoured to include a residency at Manchester's Etihad Stadium and a return to Knebworth, with an announcement expected soon.

How Much Will Oasis 2027 Tickets Cost?

No official prices have been announced yet.

Based on 2025 demand and resale patterns, expect standard shows to sit in a similar range to last time, with the scarcest dates commanding a much bigger premium on the resale market.