All codes for the pre-sale ticket ballot for Oasis’ reunion have now been sent out – which means if you haven’t received one, you’ll have to wait for general release on Saturday 31 August.

Oasis announced the news via X with the warning: “Please do NOT buy a code or transfer them to someone else. Codes ONLY work with the registered email address.”

Lucky fans who do have pre-sale codes will be able to try for tickets tonight (Friday 30 August) between 7-10pm. However, in order for them to work, code-holders will have had to confirm their entry. The code does not guarantee a ticket, either. A maximum of four-tickets can be purchased per code. You will also need to make sure you have a Ticketmaster account.

The deadline to register for pre-sale tickets was pushed back to 10am this morning due to a surge in last-minute registration. On social media, a number of people had expressed concern over not receiving their confirmation emails, which were taking hours to appear in people’s inboxes.

For everyone without pre-sale tickets, and anyone who was unsuccessful in the pre-sale, tickets will go on general sale at 9am UK, and 8am Ireland. They will be available to purchase online via Ticketmaster (UK), Ticketmaster (Ireland) and Gigs and Tours.

According to the See Tickets website, tickets for the Heaton Park gig will start at £148.50 for standing tickets. The hospitality package will cost £268.50, the pre-show party and exhibition package will cost £453.50 and the merchandise and exhibition fan package will cost £353.50.

On Tuesday 27 August, Oasis announced that they would be reuniting for the first time since 2009, when Liam and Noel Gallagher publicly fell out. They confirmed a series of shows in London, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Dublin and Manchester, where they will be playing at Heaton Park.