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Oasis Strikes Again: Two More Dates Added and Drama Unfolds!

Oasis is back and they're adding dates faster than you can say 'Wonderwall'! Find out why the band is in hot water with Ticketmaster while giving fans another shot at tickets!

Oasis has turned the UK music scene upside down once again by announcing two brand new dates for their highly-anticipated reunion tour. After thousands of fans were left "crying their heart out" over missing out on tickets, the Britpop legends Liam and Noel Gallagher decided to add Wembley Stadium shows on the 27th and 28th of September. It'll be a historic moment for music lovers, who are ready to relive the magic of the 90s with their iconic anthems like "Don't Look Back in Anger" and "Champagne Supernova."

However, it hasn't been all smooth sailing for the band. Following the initial ticket release's chaotic fallout, Oasis has placed the blame squarely on their promoters for the seemingly endless ticketing fiasco. Fans were left frustrated as dynamic pricing from Ticketmaster caused an uproar over inflated ticket prices. In a charming twist, Oasis took to social media to clarify their stance, letting fans know that decisions about ticket pricing were made entirely by the promoters, leaving the band's hands tied.

In a bid to reassure loyal fans, Oasis announced a new, invitation-only ballot to help distribute the additional tickets. Good news for those who weren't quick enough during the first round: this ballot is open exclusively to fans who missed out in the initial sale. It seems the Gallaghers really want to make it up to their dedicated following—so fingers crossed for the lucky few who will get their second chance to join the Oasis party!

Amidst all this ticket drama, fans can't help but be excited for the opportunity to see their musical heroes live again. In related news, did you know that Oasis holds the record for the most singles charted in the UK Top 40? That’s right! With 22 singles making the list, they are a force to be reckoned with in UK music history. Also, the last time Oasis toured in 2009, the world was a very different place—no smartphones to capture the moment, and of course, no TikTok to share the experience! So get ready to dust off your 90s gear, because it's going to be a wild ride!