By 30 September 2026 neither Ticketmaster, oasisinet.com, the promoters nor the CMA had published a statement or apology about faults in the 25 to 27 September sale; the only Oasis post (27 September) warned fans about scam resellers, and Ticketmaster said there were no sitewide problems.
(adjacent). The statement market resolves on ticketmaster.co.uk, oasisinet.com, the promoter's own site or the CMA pages on gov.uk at 23:59 BST on 30 September 2026: YES if any of them publishes a statement or apology that refers to problems, faults or complaints in the 25 to 27 September sale, as reported by the BBC or the Guardian. A routine sold-out notice, a social media post, a fan complaint on its own, or silence resolves NO.
We compared six of the biggest ticket sales since 2022. Five are stadium runs and festival sales in Britain. The sixth is Taylor Swift's US sale, which changed how Ticketmaster runs sales in Britain. For each we checked one thing: was every date reported sold out, or the sale closed with no tickets left, within 31 days of the announcement?