Oasis tickets on sale LIVE: Music fans scramble to watch Noel and Liam Gallagher reunion ahead of UK and Ireland tour next summer as band performs for first time in 16 years

And now it appears there’s a queue for the Oasis queue itself!

Users clicking on the Ticketmaster website are being greeted with this message:

‘Many fans are currently using our site, so you have been placed in a queue. When it’s your turn, you will automatically be able to browse events and shop for tickets. Thank you for your patience.’

Oasis are set to play at Croke Park in Dublin on August 16 and 17 next year.

The arena has a capacity of approximately 82,000.

It appears more than 550,000 hopefuls are in the queue for tickets.

Sharing her eye-watering position in line, one fan tweeted: ‘I think it’s definitely maybe… a no!’

It appears some fans have been blocked from buying tickets entirely – because ‘something about your browsing behaviour or network made us think you were a bot.’

One angry fan said: ‘What the hell Ticketmaster! I signed up and registered to buy Oasis tickets and they have blocked me! I AM NOT A BOT!’

Speaking exclusively to MailOnline from his mother’s hometown of Kinnetty, Ireland, today, McCarroll revealed that his former bandmates had not yet been in touch with him, telling MailOnline: ‘They haven’t reached out yet and to be honest I’m not holding my breath.

‘Would I consider being involved? I don’t know. At the end of the day I’m not the only ex-member left behind, so I’ll just crack on.

‘I haven’t made up my mind if I’m going to watch them play next year either. I was at their last ever gig in the UK at the V Festival. It’s weird and ironic that I was there at the first and last gig.

‘I think we all knew it was going to happen and it had to happen.

‘Whether it’s been a blag for 15-years I haven’t got a clue. They’re brothers at the end of the day- maybe their mum Peggy clashed their heads together and said “sort it out”

Fans are reporting IT issues that are preventing them from logging in to Ticketmaster entirely – and only one show has gone on sale!

At the moment, if you visit ticketmaster.co.uk it comes up with this eerie message.

As people anxiously wait in a virtual line for the chance to grab Oasis tickets to their Dublin concert next August, they have taken to X to share their thoughts.

One distressed fan said: ‘Oasis in Dublin is the wildest queue I’ve ever seen – can’t imagine what London will look like.’

Ticketmaster said there are 472,090 people ahead of them.

Another person reported being 539,937th in line – ouch!

Tickets have now gone on sale for the Dublin show, with fans still reporting issues with the tech.

Today’s passes for next summer’s shows will be hard to get with bookmakers putting the odds of landing one of the 1.4million tickets at just 14/1.

Tickets for the band’s 15 UK shows in London, Manchester, Edinburgh and Cardiff are to go on general sale at 9am on Saturday, while the sale for their two Dublin gigs will launch an hour earlier at 8am this morning.

The band had to reassure fans earlier in the week that confirmation emails would be sent to those who had entered the pre-sale ballot after they claimed to receive an ‘unprecedented volume’ of interest.

1. Sign up to the pre-sale ballot by 7pm Wednesday.
2. Verify your account. Add your phone number and confirm a one-time passcode.
3. Have your card details saved to avoid a last-minute panic. Your spot will only be held for 10 minutes if you get to the front of the queue.
4. Make sure your devices are all charged before the deadline.
5. Ensure your internet connection is strong. Ask others in your household to stay off the Wi-Fi and reset your router before the ticket sale.
6. Don’t refresh the page while in the waiting room. It won’t move you further up the queue, the page updates itself automatically.
7. Stay vigilant and be aware of scammers.
8. Sit near your Wi-Fi router and restart it ahead of trying for tickets. Make sure you do this in advance.
9. If your Wi-Fi is always slow, it might be a good option to switch to mobile data – especially if you have 5G.
10. Make sure you are registered with the relevant ticket agencies before Saturday’s sale. UK tickets will be sold through Ticketmaster, Gigs and Tours and See Tickets. Ireland tickets will be sold on Ticketmaster.

Oasis fans were left fuming last night after resale tickets were being flogged for thousands of pounds just minutes after the first people in the country managed to secure passes for next summer’s UK tour.

Greedy ticket touts immediately set to work reselling tickets at sky-high prices of up to £10,000. FanFair Alliance – a group opposing ‘industrial scale’ secondary ticketing – said that they found 80 tickets hoping to make a staggering £200,000 within 20 minutes of the presale.

Some are now being flogged for well over £6,000 each for the gig at London‘s Wembley Stadium. Others, for hospitality clubs, can be found at a stunning £10,578 for two people.

This is despite the most expensive ticket initially being up for grabs for £506.25 – with gigs in the capital starting at £74.25.

‘Devastated’ Oasis fans who were not selected for yesterday’s early access sale are now preparing for this morning’s ‘Ticketmaster bloodbath’ for tickets to the hotly-anticipated shows in Britain and Ireland next summer.

However, many are now feeling ‘gutted’ and ‘heartbroken’ after the band confirmed that ‘all ticket ballot codes have now been sent out to fans’.

But despite having ‘heavy hearts’ many are gearing up for the ‘Ticketmaster battle’ today at 8am and planning their strategies for the general sale queue that they fear will cause the site to ‘crash’.

Oasis fans are ecstatic after Noel and Liam Gallagher sensationally confirmed the band would be reforming for a mammoth tour around the UK and Ireland.

After weeks of growing speculation about a comeback, the Manchester brothers have finally put their 15-year feud to one side to announce they will be performing together again 34 years after their first gig.

Excitement reached fever pitch on Sunday evening after the pair shared the same video, written in the Oasis style, teasing an announcement for Tuesday 8am. It has been viewed more than 71million times across Liam, Noel and Oasis’ X accounts.

The iconic Britpop band have announced dates in Cardiff, Manchester, London, Edinburgh and Dublin for next summer.