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Are Oasis tour tickets still available?
dailyrecord.co.ukOasis fever has gripped fans as they clamour for tickets to the rock group's highly anticipated reunion gigs, their first live performances in 16 years.Eager fans surged online when general sale opened at 8am on Saturday (August 31) for the Irish shows, with more than half a million people queuing for tickets to see the Manchester legends rock Croke Park in Dublin.
As ticket sales expanded at 9am to include venues across the UK, all major ticket platforms - See Tickets, GigsandTours, and Ticketmaster - struggled under the onslaught of demand.Shortly after the 8am kickoff for the Dublin concerts, gobsmacked supporters were greeted with notifications that both See Tickets and Gigs and Tours sites were "at capacity".
Meanwhile, frazzled fans tackling Ticketmaster encountered loading issues and excruciating waits.Not long into the scramble, See Tickets hit its limit, displaying an alert stating: "Our website is very busy! " The message offered a glimmer of hope, explaining, "We have lots of people looking for tickets and you are being held on this page until a space becomes available.
This page will refresh automatically." While none of the ticket sellers have officially declared a sell-out, the hope remains alive for those still in the digital queue!, reports the Manchester Evening News.
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