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Published 15:42 25 Sept 2026 BST
Updated 15:42 25 Sept 2026 BST

Oasis fans are finally getting their chance to buy tickets for the band's huge Live '27 tour, with the first Irish sales taking place today.
Liam and Noel Gallagher will play two nights at Slane Castle on September 4 and 5, 2027, with Richard Ashcroft joining them as special guest.
And while there will be no repeat of the dynamic pricing seen during the band's Live '25 reunion tour, there is a significant difference in ticket prices depending on where you see Oasis.
The cheapest standard ticket at Slane is general admission, costing €181.25, while front standing is €211.25.
With the maximum €10.50 service charge added, those prices rise to €191.75 and €221.75.
For those looking for a seat, reserved grandstand tickets cost €501.25 before the service charge. The package includes a reserved seat, dedicated entry, free parking and access to a hospitality area with bars, food vendors and premium facilities.
There are also VIP options priced at €365.98 and €590.43, while coach-and-ticket packages start at €226.25 for general admission with a return Dublin coach.
For comparison, seated tickets at Celtic Park in Glasgow start at £71.50, while standing tickets are priced at £170.50 and £203.50.
At Manchester's Etihad Stadium, seated tickets start at £74.60, with standing tickets costing £173.60 or £206.60.
Knebworth is a closer comparison to Slane as both are large outdoor venues. General admission there costs £170.50, while front standing is £203.50 – roughly €200 and €240 respectively.
So there's a difference of around €10 between general admission at Slane and Knebworth, while front standing at Slane is around €20 cheaper than Knebworth.
Tickets for Oasis' European stadium dates are got significantly cheaper, particularly seated ones.
In Amsterdam, seated tickets start at €84.15, while standing tickets are €201.96 or €252.45.
In Munich, seated tickets start at €96.25 and standing tickets begin at €165.25, with the highest standard standing price reaching €268.75.
Rome has seated tickets starting at €92.29, while standing tickets cost €221.49 or €276.86.
So, while Slane's €181.25 general admission price is considerably higher than the cheapest seats available elsewhere in Europe, the comparison changes when looking specifically at standing tickets.
At some European dates, standing tickets are around or above the Slane price, while Knebworth's general admission and front-standing prices are broadly similar.
The first sale of tickets for Oasis' Live '27 tour began this morning, with another sale taking place over the weekend for fans who registered and were selected to receive an access code.
The Gallagher brothers will bring the tour to Glasgow, Manchester, Munich, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Paris, Rome, Boston, Las Vegas, Slane and Knebworth next year.
Full dates and price list for Oasis LIVE '27:
GLASGOW, MAY 21-29: £71.50 - £263.50
MANCHESTER, JUNE 4-26: £74.60 - £266.60
MUNICH, JULY 2-6: €96.25 - €268.75
BARCELONA, JULY 10-11: €85 - €255
AMSTERDAM, JULY 16-17: €84.15 - €252.45
PARIS, JULY 20-23: €84 - €249
ROME, JULY 26-30: €92.29 - €276.86
BOSTON, AUGUST 10-14: $122.65 - $541.05
LAS VEGAS, AUGUST 20-24: $110.52 - $546.17
SLANE, SEPTEMBER 4-5: €181.25 - €501.25
KNEBWORTH, SEPTEMBER 11-26: £170.50 - £203.50
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