OASIS Tour Tickets 2025 Verified Options & Scam Warning

Oasis Tour fans have reason to celebrate: Liam and Noel Gallagher are back on stage together for the Oasis Live 2025 reunion tour. The UK leg kicked off with two sold-out shows at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium, where “hundreds of thousands” of fans saw the brothers perform together for the first time since 2009.

Now Oasis heads home to Manchester for a five-night residency at Heaton Park (July 11, 12, 16, 19, 20). These concerts are being billed as “one of the biggest live moments and hottest tickets of the decade”, and demand is sky-high. If you still need OASIS tickets for any of these dates (or other shows), this guide explains how to get them safely – and how to avoid last minute ticket scams.

• July 11, 12, 16, 19, 20, 2025: Manchester – Heaton Park (five sold-out homecoming shows)
• July 25–26 & Aug 2–3, 2025: London – Wembley Stadium
• Aug 8–9, 12, 2025: Edinburgh – Murrayfield Stadium
• Aug 16–17, 2025: Dublin – Croke Park
• (After the UK dates, Oasis travels overseas: North American stadium dates (Toronto, Chicago, East Rutherford, Pasadena, Mexico City) and Australia (Melbourne) run through Nov 2025.)

Each of the above UK shows is expected to sell out, so fans are scrambling. Now more than ever, only official channels should be trusted for buying or reselling tickets.

Buying Oasis Tickets Safely

When the reunion tickets first went on sale, the only authorized sellers were Ticketmaster, Gigs & Tours, and See Tickets. Any other source is risky. If you missed out on the primary sale, our oasistourtickets.com platform is a safe resale option. Buyers can use any major credit/debit card or PayPal on Viagogo, adding an extra layer of fraud protection.

Image: Official Oasis tickets on sale at oasistourtickets.com.

Top tips for safe Oasis ticket buying:

• Stick to official vendors: Only buy through official platforms. Our platform is strictly created for all the OASIS fas.
• Use secure payment: Always pay by credit/debit card or PayPal for smooth transaction process. Credit cards offer fraud protection if something goes wrong.
• Check STAR accreditation: Ensure any ticket seller is a member of the Society of Ticket Agents & Retailers (STAR). STAR membership means there is a redress scheme if a purchase is fraudulent.
• Prepare ahead: If you’re still buying primary tickets, register or log in to Ticketmaster/Gigsandtours and save your payment info ahead of any sale. This will speed checkout when tickets drop.

By following these rules, you’ll minimize the risk of losing money or getting invalid tickets.

Beware of Ticket Scams

Fraudsters are actively targeting Oasis fans. According to data from Lloyds Bank and Action Fraud, concert ticket scams have already cost UK fans millions this year. In 2024 over £1.6 million was lost to ticket fraud, and more than 1,000 Oasis fans have been scammed, with an average loss of around £436 per person. The scammers often lurk on social media (Facebook, X/Twitter, etc.), posing as well-meaning fans with “extra” tickets. They might even send fake screenshots of e-tickets or confirmation emails to seem legit.

Common scam tactics:

• Scammers ask for payment via bank transfer or instant apps (instead of credit card) – this is a red flag. Once you send money that way, you have no buyer protection.
• Beware of social media sellers: Many bogus accounts (often with few followers) claim to have Oasis tickets. Don’t be fooled by profile pictures or posts – they can be fake or stolen.
• Too good to be true? If the deal sounds amazing (e.g. “$100 for front-row”), it probably is. Touts on sites like Viagogo have listed tickets for £1,263 at Cardiff, so caution is vital.
• Duplicate tickets: Even if someone shows you a ticket PDF, that ticket can be copied and sold to multiple victims. Ticketmaster warns that printed or electronic tickets can be cloned.

Stay safe: Always trust only the official ticket links. If you are offered a ticket off-site, insist on paying by credit card or PayPal and verify the seller’s identity through STAR or reputable sources. If you ever spot a suspicious Oasis ticket offer on social media, ignore it – and report it to Action Fraud if it looks fraudulent.

Fan Reactions & Concert Atmosphere

The excitement around this tour has been palpable. Fans arrive early, often singing Oasis classics in queues long before gates open. After the Cardiff opener, social media lit up with videos of crowds belting out “Wonderwall” and “Don’t Look Back In Anger.” Polls show some fans love that the band is playing hit after hit; others joked that Oasis “just play song after song” with no surprises.

Ultimately, though, the Oasis setlists are packed with fan favorites, so almost everyone leaves satisfied. Expect a stadium-wide singalong and a powerful sense of nostalgia at every show.

Concert tips: Heaton Park will host about 80,000 fans each night, so plan your arrival. (Note: A local heatwave warning is in effect – bring water and sun protection.) Gates typically open in the afternoon, and supporting acts (like Richard Ashcroft and Cast) will play before Oasis.

Check official transport advice: special coach services are running into Heaton Park, and you may need to book shuttles in advance (see local news or the Oasis website for details).

No matter where you stand in the crowd, hearing Liam and Noel up close will be unforgettable. Just make sure your ticket is genuine, and you’ll be set to enjoy what many are calling the concert event of the year.

Key Takeaways

• Buy Officially: Only purchase Oasis tickets through known sources.
• Avoid Social Media Scams: Do not trust unsolicited offers on Facebook, X, TikTok, etc. Fraudsters often pose as fans with “spare” tickets.
• Pay Smart: Always use a credit/debit card or PayPal. These methods give you purchase protection.
• Stay Informed: Double-check the ticket website domain or email address to ensure it’s official. Only buy from vendors that are STAR-accredited.

By following these tips, Oasis fans can avoid the pitfalls of ticket scams and secure your place at what promises to be a historic series of Oasis concerts. Enjoy the show – and rock safely!