Are Oasis reunion tour tickets sold out?

Oasis fans are scrambling for tickets to the band's first gigs in 16 years.

General sale for the band's two shows in Ireland went on sale at 8am on Saturday (August 31) with tickets for the rest of the UK released at 9am. More than half a million people were in the queue for tickets for the band's two shows at Croke Park in Dublin.

The Britpop band are also playing five nights at Heaton Park in Manchester as well as concerts in Cardiff, London and Edinburgh. All three major ticket outlets - See Tickets, GigsandTours and Ticketmaster - have gone into meltdown as desperate fans try for tickets.

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Shortly after 8am, when the Dublin dates went on sale, desperate fans reported seeing messages that ticket sites See Tickets and Gigs and Tours were "at capacity".

On Ticketmaster desperate fans reported blank screens when loading and slow buffering. Thousands trying to get onto See Tickets on Saturday morning reporting seeing a sign on screen saying they had reached capacity. It said: "Our website is very busy!

"We have lots of people looking for tickets and you are being held on this page until a space becomes available. This page will refresh automatically."

None of the ticket outlets have made the announcement yet as to whether tickets are sold out, so there is still a chance!