Oasis, Liam and canceled tickets: “I don’t do the rules”

Following the action implemented by Oasis and Ticketmaster to cancel the tickets purchased for the reunion tour of the Gallagher brothers using bots, Liam responded to fans’ reactions on social media.

Despite the attempts to prevent the taps from reselling the entrance titles for the dates of the shows that will mark the return on the stages of the “Wonderwall” band at inflated prices, about 50,000 tickets have however ended up on unauthorized resale sites. In response, the Live Nation and SJM promoters, together with the ticketing company, confirmed that all tickets sold through secondary ticketing sites other than Twickets would have been canceled and put back on sale on Ticketmaster at the original price. The process, however, has proved far from simple and in recent days numerous fans have written on social media that they have seen their tickets unjustly canceled, despite having purchased them legitimately. The chaotic situation that came to create after his tickets on tickets was now commented by Liam Gallagher himself on social media. The minor of the Gallagher replied to the comments of the fans explaining that he can do very little to solve it.

On the morning of today, February 10, through an X/Twitter post, Liam replied to a fan who asked him: “Liam, what do you think of the ticket situation? Are they exchanged fans for bots and reimbursing them the money? “. The Oasis voice commented:

“I don’t do the rules. We are trying to do the right thing. This is how things are, I’m just the singer. Leave me in peace.”

Always this morning and through an X/Twitter message, Liam replied to another question of a fan, curious about the possibility of special guests on stage during the Oasis concerts. When asked if the Oasis plan “to bring guests on stage to each concert”, Noel’s brother clarified: “None of these nonsense “.

The reunion tour of the group of “Champagne Supernova” will start on 4 July from Cardiff, and then touch Manchester, London, Edinburgh and Dublin. The concerts will be open by the cast and by Richard Ashcroft of the verve. After the shows in the United Kingdom, the band will continue with other dates in Canada, the United States, Mexico, South Korea, Japan, Australia, Argentina, Chile and Brazil. According to some items, next year the tour could then continue in Europe.