“Two extra gigs at Wembley Stadium have been added due to phenomenal demand,” the Manchester duo told X. They will take place on 27 and 28 September 2025, more than a month after the 17 gigs planned for July and August in the UK. and Ireland.
Rush to the squares
The Gallagher brothers explained last week that they are reforming iconic Britpop group Oasis for this series of concerts, sparking much excitement fifteen years after their split.
But Saturday's chaotic ticket sales for the dates in Cardiff, Manchester, London, Edinburgh and Dublin – all of which sold out within the day – sparked anger and frustration from fans. They faced numerous outages on saturated sales platforms and had the unpleasant surprise of discovering at the last minute that “dynamic pricing” caused prices to skyrocket.
This time around, tickets will be sold in a “staggered” process and with “an invitation-only draw”, the band stressed on the main sales site, priority will be given to enter this draw, promised Oasis, who will provide more details about the process later.
Faced with controversy, the British government has promised to look into these controversial methods of selling concert tickets and in particular on this practice of 'dynamic pricing' which saw the price of certain Oasis tour tickets rise from ÂŁ150 to over ÂŁ350.