Artist presale guide

Oasis Presale 2027: How to Get Tickets, Country by Country

Why the Oasis presale was a registration, not a code

A conventional presale gives early access to a defined group: fan club members, cardholders, newsletter subscribers or local residents. The Oasis system worked differently. Anyone could register in the window that closed on 17 September, and that registration was the gateway to the sale itself. The point was to measure demand, spread buyers across the three days, reduce the advantage of bots and give the promoter a way to check that applicants were real people. In effect it replaced the open stampede of a general sale with a managed, time-limited application. Keep in mind that registration did not guarantee a ticket; it only entitled you to take part in the sale on the assigned day.

That design has a practical consequence for anyone who missed it. There is no later presale to unlock, no fan club tier waiting to open, and no code that anyone can sell you, because access was attached to the account that registered. If you see someone promising a presale code for Oasis, treat it as a red flag; official access comes only from the official channels, and our alerts simply tell you when and where something opens. Our ticket ballot guide explains how similar lottery-style systems are used elsewhere, and how they differ in fairness. If you were selected for a later day and the earlier days sold out, you were still limited to what remained.

Glasgow and Manchester: the Oasis presale core of the tour

The British heart of the tour is huge. Our data lists five nights at Celtic Park in Glasgow, from 21 to 29 May, and eleven nights at the Etihad Stadium in Manchester between 4 and 26 June. Coverage at announcement spoke of eleven Manchester dates, which matches the data, so those looked complete from the start. The scale means that even a very large stadium run is allocated through the registration queue in waves, with different groups of registrants assigned different days for the actual sale rather than all fans trying to buy at once. The scale of a stadium run also leaves room for returns, because some buyers cannot attend and send their seats back through the official exchange.

For fans, that matters in two ways. First, if you registered, you may have been given a specific day and time; if you were not selected on that day, the later days offered another chance. Second, because the stadium capacities are so high, a very large number of tickets exist across the run, and a share is typically held for production, hospitality and later release. In the UK, Ticketmaster is the platform, and our UK presale guide covers how its queue, seat selection and mobile ticket rules work in a stadium setting. Check the stand, block and row you are offered, since stadium plans can be confusing and a seat behind the stage view is cheaper but less useful.

Knebworth, Slane and added dates in the Oasis presale picture

Knebworth Park is the symbolic return of the tour. Press coverage at the time of the announcement referred to four Knebworth dates in September, while our network data lists six, on 11, 12, 18, 19, 25 and 26 September, which suggests that extra shows were added after the first sale. We flag that as a discrepancy and recommend that you check the official order page for the dates that are actually on sale. Slane Castle in Ireland has two dates, on 4 and 5 September, and is sold under Irish rules and with its own promoter. Ireland's rules on resale are strict, and a castle ground has limited access by road, so check parking and shuttle arrangements before you commit.

Added dates are the real opportunity now. When a stadium run of this size adds shows, they are normally sold through the same registered-account system or through a short, clearly announced release, and the earliest signal usually comes from the official social channels. The sensible plan is to keep your registered account, ticketing login and payment method ready and to set an alert. Irish readers should open the Irish presale guide to see how Ticketmaster Ireland and the local promoter normally handle a castle-ground show. Remember also that outdoor dates in September can be wet and cold, so plan clothing accordingly.

Munich, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Paris and Rome: the Oasis presale across Europe

The continental dates are all stadium shows: Munich's Allianz Arena on 2, 3 and 6 July, Barcelona's Estadi Olimpic on 10 and 11 July, Amsterdam's Johan Cruijff ArenA on 16 and 17 July, the Stade de France on 20 and 23 July, and the Stadio Olimpico in Rome on 26, 29 and 30 July. The data does not give a separate sale pattern for them beyond the note that tickets are sold through the official ticketing outlets and that on-sale dates varied by country. That is a reminder that registration may be shared, but the sale itself is run by local platforms and promoters. A longer European trip is easy to build around two or three stadium nights, but the dates are only a few days apart, so travel needs care.

Each country has its habits. In Germany, personalised tickets and strict resale conditions are common for stadium concerts; in France, the Stade de France is sold through national retailers and the venue; in Spain and Italy, major ticket sites list the allocation, and the Italian market often uses named tickets for large events. Read the German guide, French guide, Spanish guide, and Italian guide before you commit to a trip, because the rules on transfer and ID checks differ. Do not assume rules are the same from country to country: ID matching, bag size and re-entry policies all vary and are set by the stadium.

Boston and Las Vegas: the American Oasis presale route

The North American section is short but significant: Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, near Boston, on 10, 13 and 14 August, and Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas on 20, 21 and 24 August. In the United States the platform is Ticketmaster, and our data notes that demand is huge, with extra dates and official resale being released over time. For American buyers, the key difference from European shows is that the registration is attached to a Ticketmaster account, so having a verified account, a saved card and a working phone number is more useful than any code. If you have a disability or need an accessible space, contact the venue's access team early, as these places are allocated separately.

The Las Vegas dates draw international visitors, and hotel prices around stadium events can rise sharply, so many fans decide on the hotel before the ticket is confirmed. We suggest the opposite: wait until you hold the ticket, then book refundable accommodation. If you need to know how the Verified Fan system compares with a registration like this one, the guide explains the difference between a lottery of accounts and a first-come queue, and why the American market uses both. The same applies to families with children, where age limits and ticket rules for under-fives vary. Spare a thought for the walk to the stadium too.

Fixed prices, resale and transfer: what the Oasis presale changed

One of the most discussed features of the 2027 sale was the use of fixed prices. Reports at the announcement gave a range from roughly £71.50 to £266.60 including fees for the UK shows, and the approach was clearly a response to the backlash over dynamic pricing in 2025. Our dynamic pricing guide explains how that earlier system worked and why the new model matters for buyers: the price on the screen should not rise during the queue, which makes it easier to decide what you can afford. Prices of hotels around Foxborough are usually higher on show nights, and transport options from Boston are limited late at night.

Resale is the other half. Stadium tours of this scale usually restrict resale to official channels or to face-value exchange, and the rules differ by country, so read the resale rules guide and the order terms before you buy or sell. If you cannot attend, use the official transfer or exchange tool rather than a private message. If you are buying, check that the platform guarantees entry and that the ticket is transferred digitally to your account, because screenshots and PDFs are not enough for many stadium entrances. Allow generous time to reach Las Vegas stadium gates, because queues can be long and shuttle roads are often closed to normal traffic.

Oasis presale FAQ

These answers reflect the information we could verify at the end of October 2026: the announcement of 14 September, the registration deadline, the UK sale days and the structure of the platforms. The data in our network lists some additional dates compared with the original coverage, and we flag that clearly. For every question the order page of the venue and the official ticketing partner remain the final authority, so check them before you pay for travel or hotels. Together, these facts shape the answers, and we want to be clear about what is firm, what is reported and what is simply pattern. We have kept every answer short and tied to what is known, and we have marked the places where our own data differs from press coverage so that you can judge for yourself which source to trust on the day. Where a detail depends on the country, the country guides in the menu go through it in more depth, including ticket delivery and ID rules.

Can I still join the Oasis presale?

The registration window closed before Thursday 17 September 2026 at 4pm BST, and the UK sale days of 25, 26 and 27 September have passed. Unless the band reopens registration or announces further dates, there is no way to join the original process. If extra shows are added, the most likely route is a repeat of the same account-based system or a short release on the official site, so keep your login ready and use our alert form to hear about it quickly. In short, the original route is closed, but the tour is huge and still evolving, so patience and a ready account are worth more than any rumour about a hidden presale. The best advice is to check the official page at least once a day in the weeks around the shows and to avoid any site that asks for payment before showing you a verified order. Ready accounts matter.

Is there an Oasis presale code I can buy?

No code can be legitimately bought, because access was tied to registration on the official system, not to a code that circulates. Anyone selling one is not offering you access. The only safe sources are the band's official channels, the ticketing platform for your country and the venue itself. We never publish or sell codes, and our alerts only say when and where something opens, so you can go straight to the official page yourself. Official statements about access come through the band's channels and the ticketing platform, never through private messages. If you receive a message offering a code, a ballot place or a guaranteed entry, ignore it, report it to the platform and continue to rely on the official route and on alerts that point you to those channels. Never pay in advance to unknown sellers. Scammers rely on urgency, so slow down. If a message arrives out of the blue, check the sender before replying.

How many Oasis presale dates are there at Knebworth and the Etihad?

Our data lists six dates at Knebworth in September 2027 and eleven at the Etihad Stadium in June. The press coverage at the time of the announcement mentioned four Knebworth dates, so the extra two appear to have been added later. Because the picture can change as shows are released, always rely on the live order page for the final list of dates and the mechanism attached to each. The same caution applies to dates: a rumoured extra show is not a show until the official channels confirm it. Our network updates the list of dates when new shows are verified, and we suggest reading both the main listing on this page and the venue order page before booking anything non-refundable. Our alerts will say when the list changes, and the venue order page then confirms it officially. Check the date list again just before you pay for any travel.

What should I check before buying Oasis tickets on resale?

Check the price against the face value, the platform's entry guarantee, the transfer method and the venue's rules on named tickets. For stadium shows it is common for tickets to be locked to an account, with transfers allowed only inside the official app. If a seller cannot explain the section, row and delivery method, walk away and wait for an official release instead, since late returns and added dates are common for a tour of this size. Ask also whether the ticket is locked to the original buyer's name, whether the ticket can be transferred inside the official app and whether any fee is charged, because stadium shows frequently have stricter rules than arena tours and an invalid transfer can mean being turned away at the gate. When in doubt, contact the venue box office directly before sending money. Keep a copy of the terms you saw when you bought, in case a dispute arises later.