Oasis Face Value Prices: What Each Venue Charged
Oasis face value prices ran from £71.50 to £266.60 across the UK venues. Here is what Celtic Park, the Etihad Stadium and Knebworth charged fans.
Oasis face value prices ran from £71.50 to £266.60 across the UK leg of Live ‘27. The band published every price before the sale opened. Fans could check the full ladder at their venue in advance.
Celtic Park in Glasgow held the cheapest ticket on the tour. Seated prices at Celtic Park ran from £71.50 to £263.50. Standing tickets cost £170.50 to £203.50, and VIP places started at £303.50.
The Etihad Stadium in Manchester held the top standard price. Seated prices there ran from £74.60 to £266.60. Standing cost £173.60 to £206.60, and VIP places started at £306.60.
Knebworth Park kept a simpler ladder for its outdoor shows. General admission standing cost £170.50, and front standing cost £203.50. VIP places at the estate started at £317.50.
| Venue | Seated | Standing | VIP from |
|---|---|---|---|
| Celtic Park | £71.50 to £263.50 | £170.50 to £203.50 | £303.50 |
| Etihad Stadium | £74.60 to £266.60 | £173.60 to £206.60 | £306.60 |
| Knebworth Park | n/a | £170.50 to £203.50 | £317.50 |
Use face value as your benchmark
Every resale decision starts with these numbers. A listing above the venue maximum breaks the spirit of the official rules. The Oasis ticket prices page holds the complete price record.
For context, European prices started lower than British ones. Secondary roundups cite European seated starts around €84 to €97. Readers should treat those European figures as lower confidence than the UK ladder.
That said, the UK range carries the tour’s biggest shows. Glasgow, Manchester and Knebworth host 22 of the 42 dates between them. Most fans comparing prices will use the British numbers.
Meanwhile, official resale locks the ladder in place. Ticketmaster and Twickets cap listings at the price the seller originally paid. The Oasis resale tickets guide explains the cap in full.
The ladder also explains the shape of each crowd. Standing tickets sit in the middle of the price range at both stadiums. The cheapest way into any British show was always a seat high in the stands.
Worth noting: the band published the ladder before the sale opened. Fans entered their windows knowing the exact price of every section. The fixed prices answered the pricing anger that followed the 2024 sale.
Knebworth’s premium end runs higher in some roundups. Secondary roundups cite Knebworth VIP prices up to £513.50 at the top end. Readers should treat that figure as lower confidence than the published ladder.
In practice, the ladder now works as a lie detector. A resale listing at £500 for a standard seat fails the face value test instantly. Fans can run that check in seconds, before emotion takes over.
The numbers also reward the Glasgow faithful most. Celtic Park pairs the cheapest ticket on the tour with five nights of choice. Manchester fans pay the tour’s top standard price for the hometown shows.
Standing prices reward the loudest part of the night. Standing fans pay mid ladder prices for the floor at both British stadiums. The floor carries the atmosphere that defines an Oasis stadium show at full volume.
A seated ticket at £71.50 keeps a family night within reach for many fans. The top seat at £266.60 belongs to an entirely different budget. The ladder holds both ends of the fanbase inside one price list.
VIP prices explain the ladder’s long tail at every British venue. Packages start above £300 at all three venues on the UK leg. The standard range, not the VIP tier, sets the benchmark fans should judge resale against.
For context, the three venues use three different pricing shapes. Two stadiums price seats across a wide ladder, while Knebworth prices a field instead.
On the practical side, fans should screenshot their venue row. A saved benchmark exposes an inflated listing in seconds. The Oasis tickets hub links every venue price guide in one place.