For Sale: 2 x Tickets for Oasis on Saturday 11th July Wembley

I've got 2 spare seated tickets for the Oasis concert at Wembley this Saturday. (11th)

They're extras as some friends have dropped out. The tickets are in hand and can be either delivered or collected in central/London Fields/Waterloo.

I just want to make back the price I paid for them, so face value they were £38.80 plus the booking fee which made it around £95 so thats what I'd like for them.

pm me or email

Cheers

Simon

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Are these still available?

Dibs on lower one if splitting

I expect demand to be high on these ones: £38 is very reasonable.

Asked the question about price in the work chat this morning (manc company).

"This is what credit card and kidneys are for"

an old college mate has been selling tickets from gigs he attended late '80s '90s to clear out some cupboards
he got £140 for an old tatty oasis one
a pair of mint unused tickets would get you a nice colnago with da

Noel and Liam must have some school fees to pay or something.

Tax bill or alimony most likely

I think Noels trying to recoup the divorce fees

Hes apparently getting done for 20 million in a divorce.

14m per gig

It should be the law that gig tickets should be real bits of paper with bespoke art work for the gig on them.

crikey, block 526, row 39, seat googleplex.
you get really up, close and personal at stadium gigs

Sure no problem! The monkey's paw curls....

Print ticket fee................... £ 13.99
Real bits of paper fee........ £ 6.99
Bespoke artwork fee......... £ 9.98
Print ticket delivery fee... £ 4.56
Memorabilia tax................ £ 1.33

Don’t judge me. I used to go to a lot of gigs. Even I droned at the ‘reunion’ news.

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I used to go to a lot of gigs.

And the best band you saw was Daphne & Celeste...

I have no comeback.

Soooo... what did you all pay?

Excellent.

Daphne and Celeste were surprisingly sporting about having rubbish pelted at them for their whole set.

Didn't manage to get one.

Somewhat odd that fans are warned against selling their tickets for a profit when the ticket prices are based on a dynamic pricing model…
I’m not condoning high priced resales, it just seems a mixed message.

To my shame I was part of the pelting (well, miles away from the stage just lobbing the odd thing as it arrived from miles behind me)

Saw them at Earls Court on the Be Here Now tour, supported by The Verve (who's PA and set felt louder and better).

Spent 8hrs queuing, rivers of piss overflowing for the venues outside toilets, fans shitting in peoples gardens nearby, never again.