It would want to be a fairly massive bust up for them not to suck it up and pocket their millions tbf

If the gig didn't go ahead there would be refunds minus and admin fee I guess?

but as Neem said I think the pounds signs in their eyes will help them get over any feuds

The T shirts will be 30.00 a pop :skull:

Once Liam or Noel have a drink inside them all bets are off :laugh:

I think because they have been out of the news for so long, people forget what things were like between the two of them

However, touring is the only real way bands make money these days and the longer they go without doing a tour, the less likely it is to happen. I just think fans are entering more than one lottery :laugh:

All the Hotels near the gigs
have added £600 or £700 to the room.
Or Even More..............................

I live near Wembley. If I can't get a ticket I might just wait outside :joker:

They are a bit older now though so maybe not as hot tempered

Yeah let's hope so :laugh:

Noel might break a hip if he throws a punch :hehe:

I wonder if peggy had a hand in this..

:laugh:

They have just confirmed no Glastonbury or any other festivals next year and the gigs won't be officially filmed.

the tour probably wouldn't have happened if the government hadn't cancelled the winter fuel allowance :laugh:

…the harsh bleak government leading to an oasis…

oh well if Bonehead is joining I'm in

The state of those two, they could crack a smile at least :laugh:

…apparently Andy Burnham stepped in on this as well…



After making bookings at the Maldron hotels in Manchester, at both the city centre hotel on Charles Street and at the Cathedral Quarter branch on Chapel Street, shortly after the announcement of the tour dates, many travellers were later told they were being sent cancellation requests to accept and that their bookings could not be honoured.

In a statement, a spokesperson for the hotel said that 'due to a technical error' with the booking system on 26 and 27 August, more rooms were listed to book than were available for the nights of the Oasis concerts at Heaton Park. "As a result, we are unable to honour all bookings made on these dates, and we are actively engaging with customers regarding their bookings", the spokesperson added.

The hotel is now 'investigating the issue' and vowed this was 'not an attempt to resell rooms at inflated prices'. The hotel is 'not taking any bookings' for these dates in the meantime, the spokesperson said, with the chain also looking into an issue that allowed a 'small number of customers to book the rooms at a higher price later in the evening'.

Night time economy advisor for Greater Manchester Sacha Lord weighed in on the issue, urging Maldron hotels to 'do the right thing'. The post, reshared by Andy Burnham on X, formerly Twitter, read: "Hey @MaldronHotels.

"I'm being contacted by several people who booked your hotel for the Oasis concert, to say their rooms have just been cancelled and are now back up for three times the price.

"I'm sure this is a "computer error"... easy to correct. Do the right thing."


…full article…

https://uk.news.yahoo.com/hotel-canc...113551231.html

They've added 3 more dates this morning, 1 in Manchester, London and Edinburgh.

Demand is currently still overwhelmingly outstripping the number of tickets though.

I am in the ballot but no guarantee I will get pre sale slot and even then you're not guaranteed tickets :mad:

Yes bound to add more dates.
Massive Demand

Ticket prices have been released.
Heaton Park is £135 (£148 including booking fees)
Seats at the stadium gigs start at £65

Jesus

https://www.manchestereveningnews.co...ester-29830590

eek. Do you have any friends that live close to any of the stadium gigs?

I dont know how they have the cheek to charge so much for people to stand and unless you are prepared to be there queuing mega early you are going to end up at the back anyway

That gave me a flash back to seeing them at Páirc Uí Chaoimh in 1996, I managed to squeeze myself right up the front, got separated from my friends for the whole concert but it was worth it :laugh:

Typical of you ...channelling Arista :laugh:

Is Pairc Ui Caoimh still there, went to a few concerts there in my yoof but not heard much about it in recently times

Yeah it is, they hadn't done a lot of concerts there for ages but they started doing some again in the last coupe of years, Ed Sheeran had a few concerts there and Elton John played there when he did his farewell tour.

Obviously they still have GAA games there too still

My brother lives in Surrey so at a push could do Wembley but wanted to see them at Heaton Park as I saw them there on their last tour in 2009

Matthew just said, let's just sit in the park and listen so that's an option at this point. Will see if I get early release tickets

…I hope you get them but if you don’t get them, Matthew is a very wise young man…sitting in the park together and listening to them will be an epic moment for you both as well…:love:…

He's just said if we do that his mate can come too...

We shall see xx

…I was thinking that also…I know that your hope is to get tickets and you will if you’re able to …but it also has some very special points in being in the park…it means that a group of you would be able to watch together, rather than all be in separate parts of the audience…

…I’m with Matthew…mom, it’ll be cool if we don’t get tickets, it’ll be epic anyway…

Vanessa, you could make a killing Air BnBing your flat during the concerts :dance:

That's actually a great idea :laugh:

If I can get the 75 pounds tickets I will go. But not willing to pay too much.

No pre-sale for me :sad: the codes have been sent and I haven't had one

Rats

I wonder how over subscribed the tour dates are

Im not a fan but tempted to try and buy two tickets, they hype is getting to me :laugh:

i hated Oasis with a passion :laugh:

Don't give up. You can still get tickets.