Oasis have issued an urgent scam warning as unique access codes begin hitting inboxes for their Live’27 world tour. According to the band, legitimate code emails come only from oasis@openstageit.com between September 24 and 27. Every real code is personal, non-transferable, and tied to your registered email, your allocated city, and your specific on-sale time. Codes only redirect to Ticketmaster, and any code offered for sale is fraudulent and won’t enable a single ticket purchase.
The warning lands after a rough stretch for fans. Oasis-related ticket scams cost supporters more than £2million last year, with victims losing an average of £436 each. Scammers tend to strike the moment codes drop, hoping fans move fast and skip the details. The fix is simple: check the sender, keep personal info private, and never hand over cash for a code that’s supposed to reach you for free.
There’s good news buried in the chaos too. New Live’27 dates were added the same day due to phenomenal demand, including two more Knebworth shows plus extra stops in Munich, Rome and Paris. More chances to get in, as long as you stay sharp. So, which city are you hoping your code unlocks?
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