Oasis enthusiasts who missed the band’s recent UK reunion now have the opportunity to catch them live for just £96. Natalie Slater, hailing from Preston in Lancashire, is set to travel to Australia in November to witness Noel and Liam Gallagher perform. Following their successful shows in the UK, Oasis are extending their tour to Japan, Brazil, Mexico, and Australia.
In contrast to the UK, where fans faced exorbitant ticket prices due to a dynamic pricing platform, demand for Oasis in Australia is relatively low. Tickets are still available on various platforms for their upcoming performances at Docklands in Melbourne and Marvel Stadium in Sydney.
Natalie shared her excitement about the opportunity, stating that getting tickets in the UK was challenging and expensive, pushing many fans to purchase from secondary markets. She seized the chance to combine her work trip to Australia with the gigs, describing it as a significant cultural moment, given her childhood admiration for Oasis.
An analysis by ethical ticket resale platform Twickets revealed that British fans could fly to Melbourne, attend the concert, and stay for five nights, all for under £900. This total cost includes return flights from London to Melbourne, an Oasis concert ticket purchased through Twickets, and accommodation in a double bedroom via Airbnb.
For UK fans considering the venture, the overall cost remains below £900, a more budget-friendly option compared to overpriced unofficial resale tickets. Twickets ensures that tickets are sold at face value or less, providing buyers with more security and fair pricing.
Richard Davies, the founder of Twickets, emphasized the importance of affordable access to live music, stating that fans should not have to overspend to see their favorite bands. He highlighted the value proposition of traveling to Australia to see Oasis live, which offers a cost-effective alternative to the inflated ticket prices in the UK.
