An Oasis tour announcement is due on Monday – but how much will you be willing to spend to see the rock ‘n’ roll stars next year? Have your say in our poll
Oasis have confirmed an announcement is on the way – with this hugely impressive drone display over the Etihad Stadium in Manchester(Image: Big Brother Recordings)
Oasis have confirmed they will make their huge tour announcement on Monday, September 14, and it has got fans of the band at fever pitch. The band have been teasing a host of potential gig venues and cities for the past week on their official social media accounts.
Then on Thursday night came the dramatic statement of intent – sending a 120-metre long drone display over the Etihad Stadium in Manchester with their Oasis logo beaming out. It went on to confirm the date of 14/09/26 for an announcement that will be made at 4pm BST.
It confirms that news of a major world tour from the band, fronted by reunited brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher, is now just hours away.
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Fans are now desperately refreshing Ticketmaster accounts and credit card details to get ready for what is set to be an almighty scramble for tickets whenever a new tour goes on sale.
One of the big topics of debate among fans now is exactly how much tickets will be for this new, Oasis 2027 tour, from the reinvigorated band. And, more to the point, how much fans are willing to pay to see the band this time around.
As fans will recall when Oasis Live 25 first went on sale, tickets were initially priced at £73 to £74 for basic seated tickets and then around £135 to £151 for general admission standing. But the unprecedented demand drove face-value and resale rates much higher to around £350.
However, last September, following an investigation into Oasis tickets sales, the UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) secured commitments from Ticketmaster to improve transparency.
The retailer is now required to tell fans 24 hours in advance if a tiered pricing system will be used for a sale, and they will also have to display information about ticket prices throughout online queues.
There will also be real-time updates to notify users during the queue when cheaper tickets sell out.
With this in mind, fans are already preparing for what’s ahead, and many will have limits in mind for what they are willing, or are able, to spend to be in with a chance to watch the upcoming gigs.
Below, you can have your say in our poll on how much you think you will be likely to spend on Oasis tickets this time around. And you’ll be able to see what other fans are thinking in the poll results too.
The announcement on Monday will bring to an end months of speculation on the next move from the band who ruled the music world across 2025.
Noel and Liam have returned to the spotlight in recent days thanks to the release of the new Disney+ movie, Don’t Look Back in Anger, that charts their reunion and how music healed their 16-year rift.
And now it appeare they’re ready to pen the next chapter in their epic rock ‘n’ roll story with what’s to come next week.
