
Oasis fans are beginning to receive their Live ’27 ticket access codes ahead of the first sales opening tomorrow, Friday, September 25.
Registration for the huge 42-date tour closed last week, with demand expected to significantly exceed the number of tickets available. Now, the next stage has begun, with successful fans receiving a unique code and dedicated purchase link by email.
The emails are being sent to the address used during registration, with Oasis confirming that codes will continue to be distributed between September 24 and 27. That means fans who have not received anything yet should not assume they have missed out.
The latest development follows the closure of Oasis Live ’27 ticket registration, which saw fans sign up for the chance to access one of the staggered sales.
Receiving a code gives you access to one specific Oasis Live ’27 onsale.
It does not guarantee a ticket. Each unique code is linked to the email address used during registration and can only be used for the city and sale time stated in the email.
Codes are personal and cannot be transferred to somebody else. Your Ticketmaster account must also use the same email address you originally registered with.
Successful fans are being selected randomly from those who registered, with the tour using the code system in an attempt to reduce queues and spread demand across multiple sales.
Ticketmaster has also confirmed that a selection of tickets at each price level will be allocated to each onsale, rather than every ticket being released during the first window.
For the UK dates, Ticketmaster currently lists three sale windows each day across Friday September 25, Saturday September 26 and Sunday September 27.
The UK sales begin at 9am, 1pm and 5pm BST, with each individual window lasting three hours. Fans should follow the exact time and link included in their email rather than attempting to enter another sale.
Fans can enter the Ticketmaster waiting room up to 30 minutes before their allocated sale begins. If your code is for one of the European, Irish or American dates, check the time provided in your individual email, as local sale times will vary.
Full dates, venues and ticket information can be found in our complete Oasis Live ’27 tour guide.
Before your allocated sale, make sure your Ticketmaster account is ready. Sign in using the same email address you used when registering for Oasis Live ’27, check that your phone number and payment information are correct, and use the dedicated link provided in your email.
Ticketmaster also advises fans to turn off VPNs, private relay services or browser extensions that could mask an IP address and make the system think you are a bot.
There is little benefit in opening multiple tabs or trying to access a different sale. Your code is tied to a particular city and time, so the important thing is simply to be ready when your allocated window opens.
Do not panic just yet.
Codes are being distributed between Thursday, September 24, and Sunday, September 27, meaning some successful fans will not hear anything until later in the weekend.
Only fans selected for a sale will receive a code email. Registering itself did not guarantee access, and Oasis previously warned that demand was expected to be greater than the number of tickets available.

It is also worth checking spam and junk folders, particularly because the emails are being sent from oasis@openstageit.com rather than directly from Ticketmaster.
The arrival of ticket codes makes Live ’27 feel considerably more real.
Oasis will return next year for five nights at Celtic Park, an extraordinary 11-show residency at Manchester's Etihad Stadium and dates across mainland Europe and America before eventually reaching Slane Castle and Knebworth.
Richard Ashcroft has already been confirmed as a special guest throughout the tour, while speculation continues around who else could appear. We recently picked the artists we would like to see join Oasis in our Live ’27 support acts wishlist.

For now, though, attention turns to the ticket sales. If a code has arrived in your inbox, check the city, date and allocated on-sale time carefully, make sure your Ticketmaster account is ready and remember that access to the sale does not guarantee you will get tickets. For everyone still refreshing their inbox, there are a few more days to go.