Oasis fans faced frustration and confusion as ticket prices for the band’s highly anticipated reunion tour surged on platforms like Ticketmaster due to high demand and dynamic pricing. Original prices ranged from around $100 to $260, but many fans reported seeing prices inflated to as much as $7,800 on resale sites and up to £350 for 'In Demand' tickets. Ticketmaster defended the variable pricing strategy as a response to demand, while Oasis warned that tickets resold above face value or on unauthorized sites would be canceled. Technical issues and long queues exacerbated the problem, with some fans suspecting that bots were scooping up tickets. The reunion tour, the band's first in 15 years, includes 17 gigs across the UK and Ireland and is expected to boost local economies.