Oasis tickets scam warning

As Oasis tickets go on sale, we look at how to avoid getting scammed with fake tickets when getting your hands on one of the most anticipated gigs of the decade

Oasis tickets announced for reunion gigs next summer
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If buying Oasis tickets wasn’t on your list of ‘things to do in 2024’, it certainly is now. After a 16-year wait, the Gallagher brothers are back with an Oasis reunion. The iconic British band is set to go on the Oasis Live ‘25 tour next year to play a string of 14 shows across the UK and Ireland. 

While fans may be eager to get their hands on Oasis tickets, Lloyds Bank has warned of ticket scams, which could leave you out of pocket - and ticketless. 

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Oojal Dhanjal
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Oojal has a background in consumer journalism and is interested in helping people make the most of their money.Oojal has an MA in international journalism from Cardiff University, and before joining MoneyWeek, she worked for Look After My Bills, a personal finance website, where she covered guides on household bills and money-saving deals.Her bylines can be found on Newsquest, Voice Wales, DIVA and Sony Music, and she has explored subjects ranging from politics and LGBTQIA+ issues to food and entertainment.Outside of work, Oojal enjoys travelling, going to the movies and learning Spanish with a little green owl.