The impending reunion tour of Britpop band Oasis has led to a staggering increase in ticket prices, sparking outrage among fans and government officials. Tánaiste Micheál Martin deemed the ticket pricing practices 'quite shocking,' with prices for standing tickets rising from approximately €176 to over €400, prompting discussions of potential investigation by the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission. Concurrently, sales of Oasis's music have surged by over 500%, reflecting renewed interest in the band, particularly their iconic albums like 'Definitely Maybe' and 'What’s the Story Morning Glory?'. Fans faced technical issues and lengthy queues, with some left frustrated after waiting hours only to find tickets sold out or priced exorbitantly on resale sites. Critics, including a former Ticketmaster executive, have suggested that high demand drives prices, stating that fans are complicit by paying inflated costs. The UK government plans to review dynamic pricing and ticket resale transparency amid these concerns.