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Huggett, P. (2026, September 25). How to safely buy Oasis resale tickets amid scam warnings. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/how-to-safely-buy-oasis-2027-tickets-amid-scam-warnings-b1298427.html
Huggett, Poppy. “How to safely buy Oasis resale tickets amid scam warnings.” Evening Standard, 25 Sept. 2026, https://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/how-to-safely-buy-oasis-2027-tickets-amid-scam-warnings-b1298427.html.
Huggett, Poppy. “How to safely buy Oasis resale tickets amid scam warnings.” Evening Standard, September 25, 2026. https://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/how-to-safely-buy-oasis-2027-tickets-amid-scam-warnings-b1298427.html.
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Oasis fans who missed out on tickets for their upcoming Live '27 tour are being warned about potential scams when purchasing resale tickets. The band's tour includes 42 shows across the UK, Europe, Ireland, and the US, starting at Glasgow’s Celtic Park in May 2027 before moving to major cities like Manchester, Munich, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Paris, Rome, Boston, and Las Vegas. Two shows are scheduled for Slane Castle and six for Knebworth later that year.
Due to high demand, unofficial sellers may claim they have spare tickets on social media or other platforms. However, Ticketmaster has confirmed that unwanted tickets can only be resold officially through their platform or Twickets closer to the tour dates. Fans are advised not to send money directly to strangers for tickets and should remain wary of unofficial resale offers until official channels become available.