Just days after the Oasis Live ’27 on-sale, UK ticket listings are averaging £799 across all 22 UK shows. That is 13% higher than the £706 average across the tour’s 20 shows in Europe, Ireland and the US, a new SeatPick analysis has found.
Manchester is the most expensive stop on the entire tour, UK or overseas. Listings for the Etihad Stadium are averaging £874, 31% more than Glasgow’s £666, a gap of £208. The dearest individual listing for a UK show is also in Manchester, at £13,978.
The Gallaghers announced the 2027 run on 14 September. There was no general sale. Fans had to register for a unique, non transferable code, a scramble already clear when Live ’27 registration was closing. UK tickets then went on sale across Friday 25, Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 September, in staggered windows. SeatPick had earlier predicted a Monday presale. The band did not go that way.
Face value tickets were fixed, from £71.50 to £266.60, a deliberate break from the dynamic pricing row that overshadowed the Live ’25 on-sale. An estimated 14 million people tried to buy tickets for that reunion. The 2027 tour has since sold out across all 42 shows, with no further dates to be added, which is why the market fans are looking at now is resale.
The UK leg is three venues. Five nights at Celtic Park in Glasgow, 11 at the Etihad, and six at Knebworth Park. Two of the Hertfordshire dates, 25 and 26 September, were added after registration, along with extra shows in Munich and Rome.
Oasis Live ’27 UK dates
- Friday 21 May 2027: Celtic Park, Glasgow
- Sunday 23 May 2027: Celtic Park, Glasgow
- Tuesday 25 May 2027: Celtic Park, Glasgow
- Friday 28 May 2027: Celtic Park, Glasgow
- Saturday 29 May 2027: Celtic Park, Glasgow
- Friday 4 June 2027: Etihad Stadium, Manchester
- Sunday 6 June 2027: Etihad Stadium, Manchester
- Tuesday 8 June 2027: Etihad Stadium, Manchester
- Friday 11 June 2027: Etihad Stadium, Manchester
- Saturday 12 June 2027: Etihad Stadium, Manchester
- Tuesday 15 June 2027: Etihad Stadium, Manchester
- Friday 18 June 2027: Etihad Stadium, Manchester
- Saturday 19 June 2027: Etihad Stadium, Manchester
- Tuesday 22 June 2027: Etihad Stadium, Manchester
- Friday 25 June 2027: Etihad Stadium, Manchester
- Saturday 26 June 2027: Etihad Stadium, Manchester
- Saturday 11 September 2027: Knebworth Park, Stevenage
- Sunday 12 September 2027: Knebworth Park, Stevenage
- Saturday 18 September 2027: Knebworth Park, Stevenage
- Sunday 19 September 2027: Knebworth Park, Stevenage
- Saturday 25 September 2027: Knebworth Park, Stevenage
- Sunday 26 September 2027: Knebworth Park, Stevenage
Average Oasis Live ’27 ticket price by UK venue
| Rank | Venue | Shows | Average ticket price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Etihad Stadium, Manchester | 11 | £874 |
| 2 | Knebworth Park, Stevenage | 6 | £772 |
| 3 | Celtic Park, Glasgow | 5 | £666 |
| All UK shows | 22 | £799 |
Oasis’s hometown run leads the prices. The priciest Etihad night averages £929 a ticket, and eight of the 11 Manchester shows average more than £850. The £13,978 listing sits on a Manchester date.
Knebworth is next. The average across all six shows is £772, with the dearest night at £843. That is more than £700 a seat to go back to the site of the 1996 gigs, which drew more than 100,000 fans a night. Demand for the return has pushed listings well above the UK norm.
Celtic Park is the cheapest of the three UK venues, at £666 across five nights. That is still more than £660 a ticket. Its priciest night averages £702.
Gilad Zilberman, CEO of SeatPick, said: “Oasis fans have waited a long time for this, and the prices reflect it. Across the UK dates the average ticket is £799, and at the Etihad it’s £874. The tour is built around Manchester, and the market is pricing it that way.”
He added: “With Knebworth averaging £772 and listings stretching into five figures at the top end, anyone chasing a ticket should check the price carefully before they buy. Compare listings across dates and venues, because the gap between one night and the next can run to hundreds of pounds.”
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