Oasis has revealed plans for five stadium performances throughout North America as part of their reunion tour slated for next year.
The events supplement the previously scheduled UK and Ireland performances that will kick off the band’s inaugural tour since 2009 next year.
By sharing the schedule on social platforms and their official site, Oasis announced their upcoming shows will take place at:
• Rogers Stadium in Toronto, Canada, on August 24
• Soldier Field in Chicago, Illinois, on August 28
• MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, on August 31
• Rose Bowl Stadium in Los Angeles, California, on September 6
• Estadio GNP Seguros in Mexico City, Mexico, on September 12
In their announcement, the band stated: “America. Oasis is on its way. You have one final opportunity to demonstrate that you cherished us all along.”
Pre-sale tickets will be available starting October 3, with the general sale commencing on October 4.
The group also mentioned on their website that they “strongly recommend that individuals looking to secure tickets register ahead of the sale with Ticketmaster”.
In a formal announcement made shortly after revealing the North American tour, Oasis clarified that Ticketmaster’s dynamic pricing system – where prices fluctuate based on demand – will not be applied to ticket sales.
They expressed that while the system “continues to be a valuable tool against ticket scalping” and helps keep costs for many fans “lower than market value,” they noted that when “extraordinary ticket demand” is “paired with technology unable to handle that demand, it becomes less effective and may result in an unacceptable experience for fans”.
“We have opted for this approach for the North American tour to hopefully circumvent a recurrence of the challenges faced by fans in the UK and Ireland recently,” stated Oasis.
Fans have encountered a range of issues with ticket platforms since Oasis announced their reunion, including being removed from queues due to being misidentified as bots, with some ultimately paying up to £355 for tickets that were initially listed for £148.
In the UK, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has initiated an investigation into Ticketmaster, examining how dynamic pricing might have been applied, and whether Ticketmaster’s selling practices could have violated consumer protection laws.
Ticketmaster maintains that it does not establish concert pricing and its website asserts this responsibility lies with the “event organizer” who “has set these ticket prices based on their market value”.
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The last occasion Oasis performed in the US was on December 20, 2008, at the EagleBank Arena – then known as the Patriot Center – located in Fairfax, Virginia.
Liam Gallagher also appeared to reference a US tour earlier this month, stating on X in response to a fan: “I adore America and I know in my heart that you love ME.”