Oasis Live ’27 UK standard tickets cost from £71.50 to £266.60 including fees. That range covers standard seated and standing tickets at UK venues. Fees sit inside the listed price, not on top of it.
The range is a UK range only. It does not set the price for Paris, Munich, Rome or the US dates. Fans who plan a European or US trip need the price for that venue, not the UK range.
Every Live ’27 show sold out in the September 2026 ballot. There was no general sale for the tour. This guide explains the UK prices, the packages that cost more, and the resale rule that caps the official second hand price.
What the £71.50 to £266.60 range means
The lowest UK standard price is £71.50. The highest UK standard price is £266.60. Both prices include fees, so the listed price is the price fans paid.
Ticket prices were fixed for the ballot sale. Fans paid the listed price for the ticket type they chose. No standard ticket sat outside this range at UK venues.
The range covers seated and standing tickets together. Seated prices and standing prices differ within the range. The cheapest ticket is a seated ticket, not a standing ticket.
The Oasis 2027 tickets guide sets out the sale windows, the prices and the buying route in full. It remains the best starting point for the whole ticket picture.
Glasgow prices in full
Glasgow plays Celtic Park on 21, 23, 25, 28 and 29 May 2027. Standard seated prices there are £71.50, £104.50, £170.50, £203.50 and £263.50 including fees. Standard standing prices there are £170.50 and £203.50 including fees.
The £71.50 seated price is the lowest UK standard price. It sits at the bottom of the UK range. The top Glasgow seated price is £263.50, just below the UK top price.
The Glasgow 2027 guide covers the five Celtic Park dates in full. It also covers the venue rules for those dates.
Manchester prices in full
Manchester plays the Etihad Stadium on 11 nights between 4 and 26 June 2027. Standard seated prices there are £74.60, £107.60, £173.60, £206.60 and £266.60 including fees. Standard standing prices there are £173.60 and £206.60 including fees.
The £266.60 seated price is the highest UK standard price. It sits at the top of the UK range. Manchester fans therefore paid the widest spread of standard prices in the UK.
The Manchester 2027 guide covers the 11 Etihad Stadium nights in full. It also covers the venue rules for those nights.
Packages cost more than standard tickets
Hotel, coach and VIP packages sit outside the standard price range. They cost more because they add travel, entry or experience extras. Fans should not mistake a package price for a standard ticket price.
At Manchester, VIP packages cost £306.60, £366.60, £511.60 and £571.60 including fees. At Glasgow, VIP packages cost £303.50, £363.50, £508.50 and £568.50 including fees. Those prices include fees, just like standard prices.
Hotel packages and coach packages also cost more than most standard tickets. A package buyer pays for the extra service, not just for entry. Fans who want entry only should look at standard prices, not packages.
The four ticket limit and fixed prices
Fans could buy up to four tickets per ballot code. The four ticket limit also covers resale tickets bought through Ticketmaster or Twickets. A resale purchase therefore uses part of the same allowance.
Fixed prices matter for groups. Each fan in a group pays the listed price for their ticket type. No fan in the group pays a different standard price for the same ticket type.
The ballot guide explains how codes and sale windows worked. It also explains why there was no general sale for the tour.
Resale: the original price paid rule
Official resale runs through Ticketmaster, and through Twickets for UK dates. Resale will be available no later than 31 December 2026. Resale tickets sell at the original price paid.
That rule caps the official second hand price. A seller on the official route cannot charge more than the original price paid. A buyer on the official route does not pay an inflated price.
The rule also protects the UK price range. A Glasgow ticket bought for £71.50 resells for £71.50 on the official route. A Manchester ticket bought for £266.60 resells for £266.60 on the official route.
The sold out resale guide explains the official route step by step. Fans who missed the ballot should wait for that route.
Transfer is separate from resale
Transfer will be available no later than one week before the show. Transfer moves a ticket to another person without a sale. Resale sells a ticket at the original price paid.
Barcodes are held back until Ticketmaster is ready to release them. That holdback enforces the ticket limits. Fans should not expect a usable barcode months before the show.
The ticket transfer guide explains transfer and limits in full. It separates transfer from resale, so fans do not mix the two routes.
What it means for fans
If you hold a UK ticket, your price sits inside the £71.50 to £266.60 range for standard tickets. A package ticket sits above that range, by design. Check your order to see which type you hold.
If you need a UK ticket, wait for official resale. Resale arrives no later than 31 December 2026, at the original price paid. A ticket outside Ticketmaster or Twickets is not official resale.
If you plan a group trip, count the four ticket limit first. The limit covers resale tickets too. The Knebworth 2027 guide covers the six closing nights, for fans who plan around the tour finale.
Frequently asked questions
What is the cheapest Oasis Live ’27 UK ticket price?
The cheapest UK standard price is £71.50, for a seated ticket at Glasgow. That price includes fees.
What is the most expensive Oasis Live ’27 UK standard ticket?
The most expensive UK standard price is £266.60, for a seated ticket at Manchester. That price includes fees.
Do fees sit on top of the listed UK prices?
No. The listed UK prices include fees, so the listed price is the price fans paid. Package prices also include fees.
Can official resale cost more than the original price?
No. Official resale sells at the original price paid, through Ticketmaster and through Twickets for UK dates. Resale arrives no later than 31 December 2026.
Do UK prices apply to Paris, Munich or Rome?
No. The £71.50 to £266.60 range is a UK standard ticket range only. It does not set prices for European or US venues.