For Oasis fans, getting tickets has once again proved almost as difficult as deciding whether Definitely Maybe or (What's the Story) Morning Glory? is the better album.
Oasis Live '27 has officially sold out, with all 42 shows snapped up following huge demand for the band's next run of dates across the UK, Ireland, Europe and the United States.
For thousands of fans, that means another frustrating wait to see whether tickets become available.
Oasis have confirmed that official resale tickets will be released nearer the shows through Ticketmaster and Twickets, at the price originally paid. They've also warned fans to be wary of fraudulent social media accounts claiming to have tickets available.
So if you missed out, don't panic and definitely don't hand over a small fortune to a suspicious bloke called DefinitelyMaybeTickets247 on Facebook.
The songs aren't going anywhere
Part of the extraordinary demand for Oasis tickets says something about the music itself.
Wonderwall. Live Forever. Supersonic. Champagne Supernova. Don't Look Back in Anger. Cigarettes & Alcohol.
These aren't simply songs people remember from the 1990s. They're songs built to be heard in a room full of people, arms around shoulders, singing every word.
And you don't necessarily need a stadium ticket to experience that.
Meet Oasiz
For fans wanting to hear those anthems performed live, Oasiz have established themselves as one of the UK's most authentic Oasis tribute bands.
The band attracted national attention in 2023 when footage of frontman Steve performing as Liam Gallagher went viral, receiving more than half a million views. The resemblance was convincing enough that some viewers initially believed they were watching Liam himself, leading to national press coverage and a television appearance.
But the show isn't simply about looking the part.
It's about recreating the sound, attitude and atmosphere of an Oasis gig and giving audiences the chance to hear those enormous songs live again.
Celebrating 30 years since Knebworth
There's another particularly good reason to catch Oasiz.
Their current show celebrates the 30th anniversary of Oasis's legendary Knebworth concerts, with a setlist paying tribute to memorable moments from those performances alongside the band's biggest career-spanning anthems.
Those original 1996 concerts became defining moments in British music history, and Knebworth is about to become part of the Oasis story once again, with the Live '27 tour scheduled to conclude with six nights at Knebworth Park.
Three decades on, those songs clearly haven't lost their ability to pull a crowd.
Didn't get Oasis tickets? Make a night of it anyway
Seeing a tribute show isn't supposed to replace seeing Oasis. It's something different.
It's the chance to hear the songs you love performed live, share them with hundreds of other Oasis fans and spend a night singing choruses you've probably known for most of your life.
And unlike a stadium show, you might discover there's one happening considerably closer to home.
Oasiz are appearing at venues around the UK, with new dates being added to the Start Events calendar.
View Oasiz and find upcoming dates & tickets
Whether you were lucky enough to secure Oasis Live '27 tickets or the Ticket Gods decided otherwise, there are still plenty of opportunities to hear those anthems live.
Because some songs are simply too big to stay at home.