The Oasis reunion shows in Dublin sold out within minutes, but there are still ways to get a ticket if you act smart. Here’s your simple, honest guide to finding one – and avoiding the scams.
The rumours were true, and now it’s happening. Oasis are back, and they’re playing two massive shows at Croke Park on Saturday 16 August and Sunday 17 August 2025.
Tickets originally went on sale in August 2024 and were snapped up within minutes, with fans all over Ireland scrambling for a spot. Since then, demand has only gone up – and so have the prices.
But while the shows are technically sold out, there are still legit ways to get in, if you’re patient and careful. Here’s your full guide.
Key details at a glance
- Dates: Saturday 16 August & Sunday 17 August 2025
- Venue: Croke Park, Dublin
- Gates open: 5pm
- Show starts: 6pm
- Support acts: Richard Ashcroft and Cast
- Capacity: Over 80,000 per night
- Original sale: Sold out via Ticketmaster and official promoter sites in August 2024
How to get a ticket now (without getting scammed)
Twickets – the safest option
Twickets is the only official resale platform approved by Oasis. It allows fans to resell tickets at face value (plus booking fees), which is a rare thing these days.
While tickets don’t stay available for long, they do appear fairly regularly – especially in the weeks leading up to the show. You’ll need to move quick and maybe refresh a few times, but it’s worth the effort.
Make sure to create an account and turn on notifications for updates.
Reputable resale sites – less safe and more expensive
Websites like SeatPick, Fanatix and Songkick are not official platforms for Oasis but they do list tickets from verified sellers, but the prices are much higher.
We’re talking upwards of €740 per ticket (some even higher), so only go down this route if you’re prepared to pay a premium.
If you do buy here, double check that the site has buyer protection, a secure payment system, and good reviews. It’s your money – don’t take shortcuts.
Croke Park Residents Ticket Draw – if you’re lucky
If you happen to live within 1.5km of Croke Park, there’s another option. The stadium runs a lottery draw for local residents, offering around 100 pairs of tickets per night.
It’s free to enter and your best chance at getting a complimentary ticket. You’ll need to prove your address, and the process is managed directly through Croke Park’s community office.
Check crokepark.ie or contact the stadium for the most up-to-date details.
What not to do – don’t take a chance
It might be tempting to grab a ticket from someone on Facebook or a WhatsApp group, but don’t risk it.
Fake tickets are everywhere, and scammers know this show is in high demand. If the price looks too good to be true, it probably is.
You could end up with a screenshot that doesn’t work or a ticket that’s already been sold to someone else. And Croke Park uses digital ticket scanning – they’ll know if something’s off.
More info on the gig – age rules and entry information
- No under 14s are allowed in the standing area.
- Anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
- Tickets will show a colour-coded route – you’ll need to follow that route to your assigned entrance.
- Only digital tickets will be accepted. Screenshots or photos won’t work, so make sure you’ve got the Ticketmaster app ready to go.
