2 weeks Ago By Chloe OKeeffe
Hundreds of thousands of Oasis fans were left furious this morning as tickets for the band’s reunion tour went on general sale this morning. As tickets went on sale for the Croke Park dates at 8am, Ticketmaster appeared to crash due to the sheer numbers of people trying to get hold of tickets The band, led by Mancunian brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher, announced they were reuniting for the first time in 15 years for a UK and Irish tour. The rock band split up in 2009 following a physical fight between the brothers only minutes before going on stage in Paris.
Oasis will play Croke Park on Saturday, August 16 and Sunday, August 17, 2025 with tickets going on sale from 8am on Saturday morning (August 31). Those who missed out on the Friday pre-sale battled it out on Saturday morning in hopes to be among those singing some of the band’s greatest hits next year. With tickets going on sale at 8am on Saturday, extra.
ie joined the queue, hopeful of some luck. With GAA HQ having a capacity of slightly over 80,000, when we entered the queue at number 491,498 it was clear there was no hope. Trying it on another device brought us to a number of technical issues, with Ticketmaster requesting the account to be logged out of and/or the page refreshed a number of times.
Extra.ie weren’t the only ones facing technical issues on Saturday morning, with optimistic fans soon losing hope and taking to X to vent their frustrations. Nice one @TicketmasterIre #Oasis pic.
twitter.com/wTTiWDnUNW One person took to the social media giant to share a screenshot of the loading icon on Ticketmaster as they wondered how the UK will fare out when their tickets go on sale at 9am. ‘@oasis and @ticketmaster f**k off,’ they raged, ‘This is Ireland.
God knows how England will do.’ Another wondered: ‘How has my Oasis ticket queue only went down by 1,000 people in 5 minutes?’ Oasis tickets 🤯🫠 pic.twitter.
com/e3fZiddyOd A third shared: ‘Ticketmaster’s already having a wobble. Realised by old card details are in it, tried to put new details in [and] it keeps crashing.’ A fourth fan revealed how the site was ‘crashed already’ as both them and their partner made attempts to get the tickets.
The band will also play Cardiff, Manchester, Wembley and Edinburgh before wrapping up the tour in Dublin . Tickets for the UK tour dates are set to go on sale from 9am on Saturday (August 31)..
