Fans so far appear to be satisfied with the new ticket-selling method, after abandoning dynamic pricing used for the 2025 tour.

The queue appears to be a lot shorter, with fans getting into the Ticketmaster portal much quicker than last year.

“So incredibly happy they’re doing it this way for this exact reason,” wrote one fan.

The first slot will last for three hours, from 9.00am to 12.00pm on Friday, September 25.

All ticket types are available for every slot, so if your slot is the final one, it will not impact your chance to secure a ticket.

Just seconds after the first sale window opened, resellers started posting online claiming they had extra tickets, urging fans to message them for more details.

Remember, resale tickets can only be listed on Ticketmaster or Twickets, so act with caution.

Ticketmaster have warned: "Tickets must not be bought with the intention of reselling them for profit or commercial purposes. If we reasonably believe this has happened, we may cancel the order and invalidate the tickets."

As the first window opens, some lucky fans have already secured their tickets.

Remember, there are eight other slots to access the ticket portal so don’t panic if you haven’t secured yours yet.

Tickets for the hotly anticipated tour of the iconic Britpop group are now on sale!

Those with the first unique code for Friday, September 25 for the 9am slot will only be able to access tickets.

Ahead of the huge sale, Oasis issued a warning against scammers and touts to prevent fans from getting scammed.

Take a look at it here.

With just minutes to go, fans are waiting in anticipation for the first sale window to open.

Here’s what the mood is like as we approach the ten-minute countdown.

Lucky fans are just minutes away from gaining access to the ticket portal, and many will be gunning for one of Oasis’ six nights at Knebworth.

The Hertfordshire venue is getting a six-night residency to conclude the tour in September, 31 years after they played historic two nights there in 1996.

Here’s hoping you’ll be planning your trip to Knebworth soon, so here’s all you need to know on how to get there from the capital and where to stay.

The band played seven sold-out Wembley shows during their 2025 reunion, while the new tour focuses on other major UK locations, including Manchester, Glasgow and Knebworth.

Fans in the capital have been taken aback by the lack of London shows, with some calling the choice a “snub”.

The nearest gig for Londoners this time round is well beyond the boundaries of the M25 in Knebworth, a 20 to 40-minute journey by train from King's Cross or St Pancras International.

Read on to find out why the iconic Britpop band will be skipping the capital this time round.

The first ticket window for the UK shows will open in just one hour.

Here are some well-wishes from Liam himself.