Official resale for Oasis Live ’27 will be available no later than 31 December 2026, at the original price paid. Ticketmaster’s US help page puts it plainly: resale and transfer are available from 31 December. The 31 December date is when the route opens at the latest, not a cut-off for selling.
That distinction matters, because it changes what a ticket holder should do. Nobody has to sell by the end of December. What happens at the end of December is that the official route finally appears.
What 31 December 2026 actually marks
Ticketmaster’s UK help page says resale will be available through Ticketmaster, or Twickets for UK dates, no later than 31 December. Its US page says resale and transfer will be available from 31 December. Neither page gives a date on which resale stops.
So the route can open earlier than 31 December, and it will not open later. Once it opens, it stays open: Ticketmaster has published no closing date for the Live ’27 resale window.
Neither help page prints the year. The September 2026 sale and the May 2027 tour start fix it as 2026, and this guide says so rather than inventing a confirmation.
What this means if you cannot use your ticket
You do not need to rush a sale in December. The official listing route will not exist for most of 2026, so there is nothing to act on until it appears.
When it does appear, list through Ticketmaster, or through Twickets for a UK date. Official resale sells at the original price paid, so a listing cannot carry a mark-up.
Keep the order confirmation and the order number. A resale or transfer runs off the original order, and a missing order number is the most common reason a fan cannot act when the window opens.
What this means if you still want a ticket
There is no second sale. Live ’27 sold out in the September 2026 ballot, and no general sale followed it, so official resale is the only face-value route left.
Start checking Ticketmaster from 31 December 2026 at the latest, and check Twickets as well for a UK date. Returns appear when other fans’ plans change, which is unpredictable and spread across months.
Checking in January or later is not too late. Nothing in Ticketmaster’s rules says the window shuts, and the shows run from May to September 2027.
The missed out guide sets out the safe steps in order for fans holding no ticket.
Which routes count as official
Ticketmaster runs the tour’s Face Value Exchange. Twickets is the second official route, for UK dates only.
Anything else is not official resale. The promoters have warned that tickets resold away from those routes are liable to be cancelled, which is a risk carried by the buyer, not the seller.
Barcodes are held back until Ticketmaster releases them, so a screenshot of a ticket proves nothing months ahead of a show. That holdback is what enforces the ticket limits.
Transfer is a separate route with a separate date
Transfer moves a ticket to another person without a sale. Ticketmaster says transfer will be available no later than one week before the show, so that is a per-show date, not a tour-wide one.
Tickets use mobile wallet entry with restricted transfer. A transfer therefore has to go through the Ticketmaster account that holds the order, not through a screenshot or a forwarded email.
The transfer and limits guide covers the four-ticket cap and how it interacts with resale.
How the four ticket limit applies to resale
Each unique registration code bought up to four tickets, across all shows in the allocated city. That cap counts resale purchases through Ticketmaster or Twickets as well.
So a fan already holding four tickets cannot add a fifth through official resale. Tickets bought over the cap are liable to be cancelled.
The ballot guide covers registration, codes and the sale windows in full.
Prices on the official route
UK standard tickets ran from GBP 71.50 to GBP 266.60 including fees, with Glasgow holding the lowest price and Manchester the highest. US standard tickets ran from $110.52 to $546.17 including fees and taxes.
Official resale repeats the original price paid, so a Glasgow ticket bought at GBP 71.50 resells at GBP 71.50. A resale price above the band for that venue is a sign the listing is not on the official route.
The UK ticket prices guide lists the price ladder for each UK venue, including packages.
Where the date sits in the tour calendar
The tour opens on Friday 21 May 2027 at Celtic Park in Glasgow. It closes at Knebworth Park on Sunday 26 September 2027, after 42 shows in 11 cities.
So resale opens around five months before the first show. That gap is deliberate: it gives returned tickets time to move through a checked system rather than surfacing in the final week.
Manchester holds the longest run, eleven nights from 4 to 26 June 2027. Returns for those nights follow the same route, the same cap and the same price rule as every other date.
Frequently asked questions
When does Oasis Live ’27 official resale open?
No later than 31 December 2026. Ticketmaster’s US help page says resale and transfer are available from 31 December, and the UK page says resale will be available no later than that date.
Is 31 December 2026 a deadline to sell my ticket?
No. It is the latest date the official resale route opens. Ticketmaster has published no date on which the resale window closes.
What price do official resale tickets sell at?
The original price paid. UK standard prices ran from GBP 71.50 to GBP 266.60 including fees, and US standard prices from $110.52 to $546.17 including fees and taxes.
Which resale sites are official for Live ’27?
Ticketmaster, which runs the tour’s Face Value Exchange, and Twickets for UK dates. Tickets resold elsewhere are liable to be cancelled.
When can I transfer a ticket to a friend?
Transfer will be available no later than one week before the show. Tickets use mobile wallet entry with restricted transfer, so it has to run through the Ticketmaster account holding the order.
Can I buy more than four tickets through resale?
No. The four-ticket cap per registration code counts resale tickets bought through Ticketmaster or Twickets.
Sources
- Ticketmaster UK: Oasis Live ’27 help page (resale, transfer, ticket limits, venue prices and age rules)
- Ticketmaster US: Oasis Live ’27 help page (“Resale and Transfer will be available from December 31”, Face Value Exchange, US prices)
- NME: Oasis Live ’27 tour completely sells out after staggered weekend ticket sales