Oasis has issued a warning to fans about potential ticket scams as presale codes for their highly anticipated 2027 tour begin to be sent out today.
Why it matters: With the band’s return to the stage generating immense excitement, scammers are likely to exploit this enthusiasm by offering fraudulent tickets.
The 2027 tour will feature 42 live shows across the UK, mainland Europe, and the United States.
Oasis is set to perform multiple nights at iconic venues like Celtic Park in Glasgow and Knebworth, with demand for tickets expected to be exceptionally high.
Driving the news: Starting September 24, 2026, Oasis will distribute unique presale codes via email to fans who registered for ticket access. These codes will be valid until September 27, 2026.
Fans should be cautious, as scammers may impersonate the band or its official ticketing partners.
Only codes sent from [email protected] are legitimate; any other source is likely fraudulent.
State of play: The band’s message emphasizes that any unsolicited offers to sell codes or provide tickets are scams.
Genuine ticket codes are unique, personal, and non-transferable, directing fans exclusively to Ticketmaster.
Resale tickets will not be available until closer to the events and will only be sold at original prices through Ticketmaster and Twickets.
The big picture: Following the success of their reunion tour, Oasis anticipates a massive turnout for their upcoming concerts.
With shows planned at major venues, including 11 nights at Manchester's Etihad Stadium, the band expects an overwhelming demand for tickets.
On September 23, 2026, Oasis announced additional tour dates due to high demand, including extra nights at Knebworth and shows in cities like Rome and Munich.
What they're saying: In their official statement, Oasis urged fans to remain vigilant and reported, "Anyone promising you a code that does not come directly from Oasis is not genuine."
They advised fans to check their junk and spam folders for legitimate emails and to avoid clicking on suspicious links.
Police Scotland has echoed these warnings, noting that major concerts are frequent targets for fraudsters.
By the numbers: The Oasis Live '27 tour will include:
42 total shows across the UK, Europe, and the US.
Ticket prices ranging from £71.50 to £266.60, with VIP packages costing between £305.50 and £571.
Between the lines: The band’s warning comes in a broader effort to protect fans from scams that often arise around major music events.
Experts suggest that fans should be wary of offers that appear too good to be true, such as below-market ticket prices.
Common tactics used by scammers include requesting direct bank transfers or pressuring buyers into making quick decisions.
What's next: Fans can expect to receive their unique codes starting today, with ticket sales commencing from September 25 to 27, 2026.
Oasis fans are encouraged to follow only official channels for ticket purchases and to report any suspicious activity to authorities.
For those attending the concerts, the excitement is building as the band prepares to deliver unforgettable performances at iconic venues.
As anticipation grows for the Oasis Live '27 tour, fans must remain alert to protect themselves from scams in the frenzy surrounding ticket sales.