Liam Gallagher tells fans ‘stop moaning’ as he hits back at Oasis tour ticket complaints
Liam Gallagher has fired back at a fan who grumbled about the ticket-buying process for the Oasis Live ’27 tour, which went on sale on Friday morning.
When one Oasis fan took to X to complain that buyers were being allocated a section rather than given a choice, describing it as a “take or leave kinda thing,” the Oasis frontman was characteristically blunt.
“Stop moaning get your ticket get your bird a ticket and hush it up to ras ya BUMBACLART,” Gallagher replied on the social media site.
The exchange came as thousands of pre-registered fans scrambled to secure places at one of the 42 dates on the band’s enormous upcoming tour, with the first wave of tickets released through Ticketmaster at 9am.
Liam Gallagher has fired back at a fan who grumbled about the ticket-buying process
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Fans who had pre-registered on the Oasis website were sent unique access codes between Thursday and Sunday, granting entry to one of nine separate online sale windows spread across the weekend.
Gallagher had offered encouragement earlier in the day, posting “GOOD LUCK RASTAS” on X as the first batch went live.
Reports from buyers suggested a notably improved experience compared to last year’s chaotic sale, which was plagued by lengthy virtual queues and controversial surge pricing.
However, the process was far from seamless for everyone, with some fans left anxious after their codes had not yet arrived.
Stop moaning get your ticket get your bird a ticket and hush it up to ras ya BUMBACLART
— Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) September 25, 2026
The band reassured supporters that codes would continue to be distributed through to Sunday and urged them to monitor their spam folders.
One buyer on X celebrated having purchased two Knebworth tickets, calling it “a much easier process” with no queue difficulties.
Another described entering the waiting room at 8:30am, reaching 504th in the queue, and completing checkout by 9:06am, praising the sale as the smoothest they had ever experienced.
Not everyone shared that relief. One 50-year-old fan said they were “crying into my cornflakes” after failing to secure any standing or seated tickets, predicting the remaining sales would be “carnage.”
The exchange came as thousands of pre-registered fans scrambled to secure places at one of the 42 dates on the band’s enormous upcoming tour
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GETTYAnother vented their frustration at Ticketmaster, claiming the platform had let them down for a second consecutive year.
The mixed fortunes underlined the sheer scale of demand for the reunion tour, which had already prompted the addition of two extra Knebworth dates.
Oasis revealed the Live ’27 tour earlier this month, declaring themselves “fit for purpose” and promising to “lift the spirits of the people” once more.
The run opens with five nights at Celtic Park in Glasgow next May before the band heads to Manchester’s Etihad Stadium for eleven shows, followed by dates across Europe in Munich, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Paris and Rome.
Liam Gallagher hit back at fan complaints
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PASix American gigs in Boston and Las Vegas round out the overseas leg, with the tour culminating at Slane Castle and Knebworth Park in September.
In a since-deleted post on X, Gallagher hinted the tour might be the brothers’ final outing, writing: “This could be the last time, so get involved.”
Ahead of the sale, the band also warned fans to stay alert for ticket scams, stressing that any codes offered for purchase were fraudulent.
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