If you're desperate to get your hands on tickets to see the most unexpected reunion in music next year, having a few tips and tricks under your belt can really help
This week, Oasis fans got the news they'd always wanted but never expected - the Gallagher brothers have seemingly put their feud to bed and are going on a huge stadium tour next summer.
It comes 15 years after the band split up in 2009, meaning many never got the chance to see them. And because of this, demand for tickets is expected to be sky-high.So if you were lucky enough to be entered into the ballot for the presale or you're chancing your luck for the general sale at 9am on Saturday, August 31, there are a few tips and tricks to know that could boost your chances at getting those tickets.
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