“Shut Your F…”, Oasis Return: Liam Gallagher and his brother, criticized for the price of tickets, respond to the disappointed

Since the announcement of the Oasis group returnsLiam Gallagher and his brother find themselves at the heart of many controversies. Although their comeback on stage delighted many fansseveral have expressed their dissatisfaction. Faced with criticism, the leader of the group, faithful to his style, did not hesitate to respond direct and straightforward manner !

Oasis is making a comeback

Oasis, one of the most successful British rock bands iconic 90sseparated on August 28, 2009 after an altercation backstage at the Rock en Seine festival and some growing tensions between the Gallagher brothers, Liam and Noel. Personal and artistic conflicts led to the dissolution of the groupleaving fans orphaned from their music.

However, on August 27, to everyone’s surpriseOasis announced their big comeback with a world tour planned for 2025This news has rekindled fans’ hopes of seeing the Gallagher brothers reunited on stage, despite the controversy surrounding them.

Liam Gallagher speaks out after major fiasco

And since the announcement of the long-awaited comeback of Oasis, Many fans have expressed their dissatisfaction regarding concert ticketing, launched on August 31. Indeed, more than ten million people tried to buy a place, but about 8.5 million of them saw their hopes disappearThis frustration was amplified by the scandal of the sdynamic pricing systemwhich caused a surge in prices, with some tickets reaching up to 12.000 euros.

And in the face of the growing controversy, Liam Gallagher responded in his own way to a disgruntled fan on X. When the latter wrote: “I didn’t expect them to rip off the fans as much as they did. It’s really a shame »the response from the leader of the group was not long in coming. True to his style, Noel Gallagher’s brother simply retorted: « SHUT UP (Shut your mouth) ».

The band tries to put out the scandal and announces two additional concerts

However, aware that their return had provoked strong reactions, the Gallagher brothers decided to calm the situation by announcing two additional concerts on their tourwhich already counted 17 dates. To accommodate more fans, tickets for the two new dates will be sold through a process “staggered” and on “invitation only”the group said on X.

So, early fans who failed to get the grail will be given priority for this draw, Oasis promised, which will give more details on the process later. An initiative that, hopefully, will bring back the smile to the group’s many admirers.