The Gallagher brothers giveth, and the Gallagher brothers may just giveth again.
Oasis have ignited fresh waves of hope across the fandom by confirming that a very limited number of extra tickets for their upcoming Croke Park shows could soon be made available. These new allocations hinge on final sight line checks and production tweaks — in other words, the logistical finish line is in sight, and a few golden opportunities may open up for fans who missed out the first time around.
The band’s official statement was measured, but optimistic:
“As the shows are getting closer, Oasis promoters may be able to release a very limited number of additional tickets for sale once final sight lines are checked and the production is fine tuned. These final production releases will happen over the coming days.”
The key word there is “may.” Nothing is guaranteed — but this is the closest thing to a lifeline thousands of desperate fans have had since the tour was announced.
If you’re a member of Oasismynet, the band's digital mailing list, check your inbox like it’s the late ‘90s and you’re waiting for a Liam meltdown. The band cautions fans to double-check sender details before clicking anything — a rare but clear nod to the modern plague of scam links and ticket fraud.
This is all happening as part of Oasis Live ’25, a global tour kicking off July 4 at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium. But all eyes are on Dublin’s Croke Park, where the band are set to play two massive nights on August 16 and 17 — their first shows in the city since the breakup.
In an era where reunion tours often feel cynical or purely transactional, this one feels different. The energy, the scale, the emotional investment — it’s all there. And with a few more fans potentially getting through the door, the sense of occasion just got even bigger.
Act fast. You might just get the call-up.
