Oasis fans can win Wembley tickets this weekend

Oasis fans have a final opportunity to secure tickets for the band's additional Wembley shows, with ballot invites being sent out on September 13. The Manchester-based group announced two extra dates at Wembley Stadium for September 27 and 28 next year, following a previous ticketing debacle that left many fans frustrated. The controversy stemmed from Ticketmaster's dynamic pricing strategy, which saw ticket prices soar from £148 to £355, prompting government scrutiny and calls for refunds from consumer groups. In response to the backlash, Oasis introduced a private ballot system aimed at streamlining the ticket purchasing process and reducing the stress associated with long queues. Fans who receive a ballot entry code will be contacted by Oasismynet via email, but this does not guarantee ticket availability, as sales will be conducted on a first-come, first-served basis. Successful fans will be informed by 9 PM on the same day. The band, which features brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher, is set to reunite for the first time since their infamous fallout in 2009. Despite speculation about performing at iconic venues like Knebworth Park or Glastonbury Festival, Oasis has confirmed they will not be returning to these locations. Liam Gallagher has expressed a positive sentiment towards his brother, indicating a more amicable relationship during the upcoming tour. The reunion has generated significant excitement among fans, with a series of stadium shows planned across the UK, including London, Dublin, Edinburgh, Cardiff, and Manchester. The new ticketing strategy aims to ensure a smoother experience for fans eager to witness the band's long-awaited return to the stage.