Sky News reports that it has checked hotel ticket prices in London the week before the reunion concerts, and on the day when Oasis plays its first concert at Wembley, which is on July 26, 2025.
Some hotels are already sold out, while others are offering rooms for over 8,000 kroner per night. The same room costs 2,700 kroner the week prior. This means that Oasis fans are already working on securing accommodations – even though tickets won’t go on sale until Saturday, August 31.
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Tickets for the 14 concerts in the UK and Ireland will be available through Ticketmaster, and fans are bracing for what could be complete chaos, according to a number of posts on social media.
“The great Ticketmaster war that will surpass all,” claims a user on X, while others joke that they are already ready. “Looking forward to ticket number 7,893,226 in the queue,” it says in an X-post. On the website, Oasis encourages ticket buyers to register in advance.
Music expert Kevin McManus believes that the demand for Oasis tickets may surpass the interest in Taylor Swift’s UK concerts.
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“I think we forget that when Oasis played two concerts at Knebworth, nearly 4 percent of the population (in the UK) tried to get a ticket,” he tells ITV. The two sold-out concerts in 1996 drew 500,000 spectators.
“I think this is going to be even bigger because people have been talking about it for a decade. I think everyone will try to get a ticket. There will also be excitement around ‘will they do it, or will they argue after the first concert? Will they do the rest?’, McManus says.