Oasis Ticket Price Index: What 2027 Tickets Cost, Date by Date
← Back to all articlesWhat does an Oasis ticket really cost? The Love1Ticket Oasis Ticket Price Index tracks the cheapest all-in ticket (fees included) for every Oasis date we list, using our live listings, and breaks it down by city, by date and against every other tour on the site.
This is the October 2026 edition, taken on 9 October 2026. It covers 42 dates at 11 venues in 8 countries, from 21 May to 26 September 2027, built from 12,099 live resale listings for 42,140 tickets. A new edition is published each month, so you can follow how prices move.
The headline numbers
- The median cheapest ticket across the 42 dates is £318. Half of all dates sit between £282 and £428.
- That is 48% above the median for every other 2027 tour we list (£214 across 108 dates and 8 acts). Oasis is the dearest 2027 tour on the site by this measure.
- The cheapest ticket is not the typical ticket. Half of all 12,099 listings cost more than £1,091, and 62% cost more than £1,000.
- Rome is the dearest city, with a median of £655. Paris is the cheapest, at £247.
- Scarcity moves the price more than the calendar. Dates with fewer than 100 listings have a median cheapest ticket 43% above dates with 200 or more (£437 against £305).
- The cheapest standing ticket costs 77% more than the cheapest seat (£547 against £309, median across the 37 dates that sell both).
What Oasis costs, city by city
Cities are ranked by the median cheapest all-in ticket across their nights, from most to least expensive. Each city has one stadium on this tour, so a city and a venue are the same thing here. A median is used so that one unusual night does not distort the picture.
- Rome (Stadio Olimpico, 3 nights): median £655, cheapest £502, dearest £709
- Slane (Slane Castle, 2 nights): median £450, cheapest £437, dearest £464
- Boston (Gillette Stadium, 3 nights): median £425, cheapest £322, dearest £663
- Knebworth (Knebworth Park, 6 nights): median £418, cheapest £371, dearest £509
- Barcelona (Estadio Olímpico Lluís Companys, 2 nights): median £354, cheapest £332, dearest £375
- Amsterdam (Johan Cruijff Arena, 2 nights): median £319, cheapest £301, dearest £337
- Manchester (Etihad Stadium, 11 nights): median £309, cheapest £276, dearest £333
- Glasgow (Celtic Park, 5 nights): median £280, cheapest £269, dearest £291
- Munich (Allianz Arena, 3 nights): median £271, cheapest £238, dearest £353
- Las Vegas (Allegiant Stadium, 3 nights): median £260, cheapest £179, dearest £437
- Paris (Stade de France, 2 nights): median £247, cheapest £243, dearest £251
One caution before comparing cities. The cheapest ticket is not the same kind of ticket everywhere. In Rome it is a standing ticket on the pitch, and in Las Vegas it is a seat in the upper tier. A city's price therefore reflects how its stadium is laid out as well as how much people want to be there.
The most expensive and cheapest dates
These lists only include dates with at least 50 live listings, so a single odd listing cannot make a date look cheap or dear.
Cheapest dates
- Allegiant Stadium, Sun 22 Aug 2027: £179
- Allianz Arena, Tue 6 Jul 2027: £238
- Stade de France, Tue 20 Jul 2027: £243
- Stade de France, Fri 23 Jul 2027: £251
- Celtic Park, Tue 25 May 2027: £269
- Allianz Arena, Sat 3 Jul 2027: £271
Most expensive dates
- Stadio Olimpico, Mon 26 Jul 2027: £709
- Stadio Olimpico, Thu 29 Jul 2027: £655
- Knebworth Park, Sat 11 Sep 2027: £509
- Stadio Olimpico, Fri 30 Jul 2027: £502
- Knebworth Park, Sat 18 Sep 2027: £478
- Knebworth Park, Sun 26 Sep 2027: £451
7 nights have fewer than 50 listings (Boston, Las Vegas, Slane) and are left out of these two lists, although they are still counted in the city table and the totals.
Rome and Knebworth: where the price climbs
Rome is the dearest city by a wide margin. Its three nights cost, from first to last:
- Mon 26 Jul: £709 (70 listings)
- Thu 29 Jul: £655 (76 listings)
- Fri 30 Jul: £502 (75 listings)
Rome has a median of only 75 listings a night, against 588 in Manchester. With so few tickets for sale, the cheapest one is expensive.
Knebworth is the dearest stop in the United Kingdom. Its six nights, over three weekends:
- Sat 11 Sep: £509
- Sun 12 Sep: £380
- Sat 18 Sep: £478
- Sun 19 Sep: £386
- Sat 25 Sep: £371
- Sun 26 Sep: £451
The Saturday is not always the dearest night of its weekend, so there is no safe rule about which day to pick.
Does scarcity set the price?
It is the strongest pattern we found. Across the 42 dates, the number of live listings and the cheapest price move in opposite directions (a rank correlation of -0.53). Dates with fewer than 100 listings have a median cheapest ticket of £437, against £305 for dates with 200 or more.
The pattern follows the cities. Rome, Slane and Boston are the three dearest and have 34 to 75 listings a night. Paris, the cheapest, has 472. Because every night in a city shares the same supply, the real sample is 11 cities, and at that size the link is strong rather than proven (a rank correlation of -0.62).
Does the day of the week matter?
Only a little. Comparing each night with the median of its own stadium, so that a dear venue does not look like a dear day, the 10 Saturdays come out 8% above their stadium's median, while Fridays, Sundays and Tuesdays are each within 2% of it. That is a small Saturday premium on a small sample. The city and the stadium matter far more than the day.
Does it get dearer later in the tour?
The later dates do cost more: May £280; June £309; July £335; August £373; September £444. But that is mostly the stadiums, not the calendar. The tour ends at Knebworth and Slane, which are two of the dearest stops, and starts in Glasgow and Manchester, which are among the cheapest. We cannot separate the two with one snapshot.
The cheapest ticket is not the typical ticket
Everything above is the entry price: the single cheapest listing for each date. The typical listing is a different story. Across all 12,099 live listings the median all-in price is £1,091, and on the median date the typical listing costs 3.0 times the cheapest. 91% of listings are above £500 and 62% are above £1,000.
So the headline £318 is the price of getting in, not the price of choosing your seat. If you want a specific block or a lower tier, expect to pay several times the entry price.
How much does a headline act add?
We list 8 other touring acts with at least two dates in a city in 2027. Across their 108 dates, the median cheapest all-in ticket is £214. Oasis, at £318, is 48% higher.
Ranking the acts with at least 8 priced 2027 dates by their median cheapest ticket:
- Oasis: £318 (42 dates)
- Olivia Rodrigo: £281 (34 dates)
- Radiohead: £250 (16 dates)
- Bruno Mars: £222 (19 dates)
- Harry Styles: £157 (20 dates)
Oasis lead Olivia Rodrigo by £37 at the median.
Is it cheaper in the UK?
Slightly. The 22 UK dates have a median cheapest ticket of £309, against £345 for the 20 dates abroad. But the UK holds Knebworth, the dearest British stop, alongside Glasgow and Manchester in the cheaper half of the table, so the average hides a wide spread. Paris and Munich are cheaper than every UK stop.
What this means if you are buying
- Look at the city before the date. Paris has a median cheapest ticket of £247. Rome has £655.
- Deep stock is cheaper stock. The cities with the most listings a night (Manchester, Paris, Munich) are all in the cheaper half of the table.
- Do not expect a cheap standing ticket. The cheapest standing ticket costs 77% more than the cheapest seat on the median date.
- Saturdays cost a little extra. About 8% above the stadium's median, while other days sit close to it. The city matters far more.
- Budget for more than the entry price. The typical listing is £1,091.
How we built the index
- The price: for each date, the cheapest listing available on Love1Ticket on 9 October 2026, including our fees. It is the same "from" price a visitor sees on the event page. Every listing is for one ticket.
- The dates: all 42 upcoming Oasis dates we list. Every date has at least 20 listings, so none is excluded. (The thinnest date has 32.)
- The headline lists: only dates with at least 50 live listings are named individually.
- Other acts: every other act with at least two dates in one city on Love1Ticket, using each date's "from" price. Acts are ranked only with 8 or more priced dates in 2027.
- Standing against seated: sections are grouped by name, and standing means pitch, floor, general admission and their translations.
- Limits: these are resale prices and can be above face value. The index is a snapshot of one day, not a record of what people paid. A cheap listing can disappear at any time, and a few listings in the data are far above any real price (we do not quote a maximum for that reason).
FAQs
How much are Oasis tickets in 2027?
In the October 2026 edition, the median cheapest all-in ticket is £318, ranging from £179 to £709 depending on the date. The typical listing costs more: half of all listings are above £1,091.
Which Oasis date is the cheapest?
Allegiant Stadium, Sun 22 Aug 2027, from £179, among dates with at least 50 listings.
Which city is cheapest for Oasis tickets?
Paris, with a median cheapest ticket of £247.
Are Oasis tickets dearer than other tours?
Yes. The median cheapest ticket is 48% above the median for other 2027 tours on Love1Ticket.
Is the price the final price?
Yes. Prices include fees, so it is the same total you see at checkout.
How often is the index published?
Monthly. Each edition is a new article, and each one compares prices with the month before.
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