Tickets for Oasis's highly anticipated reunion tour went on sale Saturday, leading to significant online disruptions as millions of fans attempted to secure seats for the 17 scheduled concerts. Many fans faced long wait times and error messages on ticketing sites like Ticketmaster and Gigs and Tours, with reports of some being falsely flagged as bots. As of Saturday afternoon, Ticketmaster announced that inventory was limited and that several shows, particularly in Dublin, had already sold out. Fans expressed frustration over the technical issues, with social media filled with complaints about being sent back to the queue and the emergence of inflated resale prices. Despite the challenges, some fans managed to secure tickets, while others are calling for additional concert dates to accommodate the overwhelming demand. The tour marks the band's first since their split 15 years ago, coinciding with the 30th anniversary of their debut album.