Oasis has dismissed the possibility of adding further dates in the UK as part of their reunion tour, including a revisit to the legendary Knebworth Park.
The band declared last month their plans for a reunion for a series of performances later this year, commencing in Cardiff.
Siblings Liam and Noel Gallagher held two concerts at Knebworth Park, the renowned estate in Hertfordshire, back in 1996.
Subsequently, they released a live album from those performances along with the 2021 documentary Oasis Knebworth 1996.
The Sun newspaper previously reported that the brothers were receptive to the prospect of expanding the 19-date schedule at the location.
In a statement posted on social media, the band affirmed, “Oasis will not be performing at Knebworth Park in the future”.
“There are no plans for any additional UK dates beyond the currently announced stadium tour,” the statement further clarified.
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After some fans faced difficulties securing tickets due to technical complications, two additional dates were scheduled at London‘s Wembley Stadium on 27 and 28 September.
These performances will follow two shows in the Welsh capital, five in Manchester, five at Wembley, and three in Edinburgh.
Individuals who were successful in the invite-only ballot for purchasing tickets to the remaining concerts are expected to receive notification by 9pm on Friday.
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The inquiry will assess whether “dynamic pricing” might have been utilized after standard ticket prices for the tour increased more than twofold from £148 to £355 on the ticket sales portal.
Ticketmaster has stated that it does not establish concert prices and Oasis has affirmed that the band was not involved in the decision-making process either.
Oasis has yet to unveil tickets or disclose dates for their tour outside of Europe.
