Earlier this afternoon, Oasis tickets went on sale for their coveted North American tour dates, which will only grace a handful of cities, including two Los Angeles concerts at the Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena on September 6 and 7, 2025. Being touted as the the hottest ticket of 2025, surprisingly, the process went incredibly smooth. There were no Taylor Swift-esque fiascos. And tickets didn’t sell out in minutes due to bots working for the devil (scalpers).

Despite spending at least an hour trying to score the most affordably priced tickets, getting tickets to Oasis at the Rose Bowl Stadium was a positive experience. We can thank the band for that since they did away with dynamic pricing, priced their tickets more than fair (especially considering they’re OASIS!), and made their tickets non-transferable.

Unlike other high-demand concerts, the Oasis ticket prices were fair, ranging from $81 at the lowest to $469 at the highest (don’t forget those dreadful Ticketmaster service fees). These prices were for standard general admission and do not include VIP Packages.

What really was a pleasant surprise was just how plentiful the lowest-priced tickets were. Most artists offer reasonably priced tickets, making you think you’ll have a chance at getting the cheapest tickets, but as soon as you enter the on-sale, the rat race is on (*cough *cough Billie Eilish). More often than not, those tickets are far and few and only offered in the last row or two of the stadium. Pricing tickets this way with such a supply shortage in the most affordable section can be deceiving to fans and beyond frustrating. That was certainly not the case with Oasis. Kudos to the ole blokes for doing right by their fans across the pond.

The lowest-priced Oasis ticket at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena went for $81.16 with a service fee of $10. These were for bleacher seats in section 12, row 73 of the Rose Bowl stadium (the 4th to last row at the Rose Bowl). The total price for a pair of these tickets came out to $182.32

A little further down in row 54, section 4-L, tickets were going for $151.16 with a service fee of $38.30. Ticketmaster stops being so nice with the service fee once you hit $100 (their horns begin to come out). A pair of tickets at this price rounded out to $378.92.

Even two hours after the presale started, tickets were still available. Of course, these tickets were much more premium priced as they were closer to the stage, and many of them were VIP tickets.

Will any Oasis tickets be available during the general sale on Friday, October 4?

I honestly don’t know how there can be any tickets available because almost all of them were gone when I last checked, with the exception of the aforementioned expensive options and VIP packages. If there will be any tickets left, they will more than likely be VIP Packages. Those start at $452 and go up to $903. They also include a ton of perks like premium seating or floor access, pre-show Lounge Access, and more. See all the things you get with Oasis VIP Packages.

General ticket onsale for all North American dates will begin Friday, October 4th at 12pm local time. 

For those testing their luck on Friday during the general on sale, may the force be with you. Check out our Pro Tips to aid in your success of scoring the hottest ticket of the year (2025).

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Pro Tips When Buying Your Tickets

First, on the day of the presale or general onsale (whichever you prefer), login to your Ticketmaster account (go to my account or sign in located on the upper right corner of the page) 30 minutes ahead of the sale time. If you don’t have one, create one now.

Be sure to add your billing info (aka credit card info) before jumping into the digital queue for a quick check-out. Once the presale starts, remain in the digital queue. Only use one browser window because using multiple browsers or devices and multiple accounts with the same phone number can result in errors. Trust, it’s happened to us before! Don’t refresh your page, do be patient, don’t leave your page, do get those tickets!