OASIS have announced TWO new concerts at Wembley Stadium.
The band delighted fans tonight by confirming an exclusive story from The Sun that they will play two more concerts in the capital on September 27 and 28.
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Liam and Noel Gallagher perform live on stage in their prime Credit: Getty Images – Getty
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The pair thrilled fans with the news that two new tour dates will be addedCredit: Getty – Contributor
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Oasis have confirmed the additional tour dates on social mediaCredit: Instagram
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The band will play two more concerts in London on September 27th and 28th Credit: Instagram
They wrote on X, formerly Twitter: “UK. Two extra shows at Wembley Stadium have been added due to phenomenal demand.
“Tickets will be sold via a staggered invitation-only voting process. Voting applications will first open to the many UK fans who did not make it through the initial Ticketmaster sale. More details to follow.”
Insiders have told how Noel, 57, and Liam Gallagher, 51, called on their teams to try and set up a new ticketing system after a huge outcry over Ticketmaster’s dynamic pricing – which saw tickets for their 17-date reunion double in just hours .
The two concerts on September 27 and 28 will be sold by staggered ballot, giving fans a fairer chance of getting tickets.
More than 10 million fans from 158 countries tried to buy them for the first time.
Voting applications will be open to fans who didn’t make it the first time.
Our insider added: “Noel and Liam understand that people are upset and want to make it as fair as possible.
“People are going to be disappointed, of course, and they’re doing everything they can to mitigate that.”
More than seven million people tried to get tickets on Saturday.
The Sun reported last week that Noel and Liam wanted to put on more shows to meet demand.
Hundreds of Oasis fans were left heartbroken after tickets sold out at the box office in a ‘bloodbath’ of bookings
A source told The Sun earlier today: “As soon as the 17 dates sold out, Noel and Liam said they wanted to do more gigs.
“They will announce two more shows at Wembley – and hope to arrange dates for even more shows.
“They have been overwhelmed by the demand for tickets and want to give back to their fans as much as they can.”
The brothers, who have put aside their 15-year feud to reform Oasis for their fans, are now talking to their teams about how to change ticket prices.
Ticketmaster has come under fire from fans after implementing its dynamic ticketing strategy – which sees ticket prices rise in line with demand.
The system, which was introduced in 2022, meant that tickets were selling for £355 within hours of going on sale.
Noel and Liam have come under fire from fans over the pricing system – Liam has been branded a hypocrite after an old tweet he wrote about Noel’s 2017 High Flying Birds tour resurfaced online.
The tweet read: “$350 to go and see rkid in the US what the ac*** when will it all stop like you were LG x.”
Those close to the band said Noel and Liam wanted a fairer system for their fans.
The source added: “Liam is getting the biggest reaction and the fans are calling him names.
“Noel and Liam discussed what had happened and asked their teams to see if they could change Ticketmaster’s policy.
“They want to take care of their fans and bring as many of them as possible to their concerts – for the price at which they sold tickets.
“They’re cracking down on people advertising and they want to make sure people aren’t being scammed.”
Oasis 2025 tour dates
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The Wonderwall hitmakers will delight the audience as follows:
JULY 20254 – Cardiff, Principality Stadium5. – Cardiff, Principality Stadium11. – Manchester, Heaton Park12. – Manchester, Heaton Park
16. – Manchester, Heaton Park 19. – Manchester, Heaton Park 20. – Manchester, Heaton Park 25. – London, Wembley Stadium 26. – London, Wembley Stadium
30. – London, Wembley Stadium
AUGUST 20252 – London, Wembley Stadium 3. – London, Wembley Stadium 8. – Edinburgh, Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium 9. – Edinburgh, Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium
12. – Edinburgh, Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium 16. – Dublin, Croke Park 17. – Dublin, Croke Park
SEPTEMBER 2025 27 – London, Wembley Stadium 28 – London, Wembley Stadium
Following the sale on Saturday, Ticketmaster has since been referred to the Competition and Markets Authority over its handling of the reunion.
The advertising standards body said it had 450 complaints from fans about “misleading availability and pricing claims” in Ticketmaster ads.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer said the ticketing system needed a shake-up. He said: “This is really important because this is not just an Oasis problem.
“We will make sure that tickets are available at a price that people can afford.”
‘This is a huge win for Oasis fans who were left empty-handed during the initial frenzy’
WRITTEN by Callum Wells, showbiz reporter
For Oasis fans who missed out on buying tickets for their comeback tour, there’s finally some good news! The band adds two more gigs to its schedule.
When Oasis announced their upcoming shows, the excitement was incredible.
The chance to see Noel and Liam Gallagher together on stage again has fans in a frenzy.
But when tickets went on sale, they sold out in a flash, leaving many frustrated and without seats.
For many, seeing Oasis live isn’t just about attending a concert – it’s reliving their youth and witnessing a piece of musical history.
So the latest update is a huge win for those who were left empty-handed during the initial frenzy.
It’s a chance for fans to finally enjoy the live experience they’ve been eagerly waiting for.
Not only is it a nod to the dedication of their supporters, it’s a way to ensure that as many people as possible can be a part of the reunion – while of course raking in even more money,
It also highlights how the band remains ever-relevant and beloved, even years after their ’90s heyday.
It’s a reminder that, despite all the time that has passed, Oasis’ music still resonates with fans young and old.
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More than seven million people tried to get tickets to see the band. Credits: PA: Press Association
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Legendary group’ announced comeback tour Last week’s comeback tour sold outCredit: Getty
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