The reunited band announced the first run of shows in the U.S., Canada and Mexico on Monday morning (Sept. 30).

Oasis is trying to ensure tickets go to loyal fans as it announces new North American dates. The band said it will not be using Ticketmaster's dynamic pricing.

The new dates will be Oasis’s first in those territories since 2008, when they toured Dig Out Your Soul. The band’s first American tour for Definitely Maybe from 1994-95 remains infamous: after an inebriated, messy gig at Whisky a Go Go in Los Angeles, Noel Gallagher left the band for several days.

When Oasis announced its reunion tour last month, fans of the British rock icons rejoiced -- by some miracle, brothers and frontmen Noel and Liam Gallagher managed to resolve their fifteen-year-long feud and got the band back together.

Oasis announced the North America leg of its 2025 reunion tour this morning, and the band’s management also shared a decision that will be welcome news to fans: they won’t have to worry about inflated “dynamic pricing” rates when ticket sales kick off on October 4th.

OASIS have ruled out the use of dynamic pricing for their North American dates following fan outrage at the cost of tickets in the UK and Ireland. Noel and Liam Gallagher, who reunited in August,

Oasis have announced they will ditch dynamic pricing for the American leg of their reunion tour, after it caused "an unacceptable experience" for UK fans. The system raises the price of concert tickets at times of high demand. When Oasis' UK dates went on sale, some fans were charged more than £350 for tickets with an initial face value of £150.