The British group Oasis announced this Wednesday the extension of your visit in 2025 with two additional new concerts at Wembley Stadium (London), with changes in the way tickets are sold, after complaints received by the “inflated prices” on the resale pages.
Through a publication on their social networks, the Manchester group confirmed that he would be adding two new shows to his tour for the September 27 and 28, 2025 due to “exceptional demand” for tickets, as all initially announced dates have been sold.
The Gallagher brothers are, however, looking to give a second chance to “all UK fans who were unable to secure tickets in the initial sale with Ticketmaster”, which will have priority in this new shortlist which will work through a process of staggered and invitation-based selection.
Last Saturday, tickets for the concerts went on sale at Ireland and the United Kingdom planned for summer 2025, on a day marked by technical problems from ticket agents and an endless virtual queue system that left many Oasis subscribers without the possibility of purchasing.
This led to hundreds of people coming forward official complaints about the sales system and even UK Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has spoken out, saying it is “depressing to see hugely inflated prices pricing fans out of concerts” and vowing to end the practice. “fraudulent resales”.
One of the official resale sites, Twickets, has announced that it will be reducing its commission rate from 14% to 10% after receiving a wave of protests over its handling fees, which on some occasions exceeded £130 (€154) which were added to the already inflated price of the original tickets.
With these two concerts in London, which join the 17 shows Initially set to take place in various cities across the UK and Ireland, Oasis will mark the Gallagher brothers’ return after 15 years apart.
