The legendary British rock group Oasis will be visiting Canada for the first time since the Gallagher brothers reformed the group last month after several years of absence.
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Oasis will therefore be visiting Rogers Stadium in Toronto on August 24.
This is the only show date currently planned in Canada.
The group is planning four more concerts in North America in 2025, in Chicago on August 28, New Jersey on August 31, Los Angeles on September 6 and Mexico City on September 12.
“North America, Oasis is coming. You have one last chance to prove that you loved us all this time,” indicates the musical group behind the hit song “Wonderwall” in a publication accompanying the unveiling of the tour dates.
Since the announcement of their return to the music scene, Oasis have been at the heart of numerous controversies concerning the sale of show tickets in the United Kingdom and Ireland, in particular, targeting the dynamic pricing offered by Ticketmaster.
The United Kingdom’s financial markets authority has also opened an investigation into this practice, which consists of fluctuating prices according to demand.
The group, however, confirmed on its Instagram account that dynamic pricing would not be used when selling tickets for concerts in North America.
Tickets for the North American tour go on sale October 4.
People wishing to attend the show can already register on the group’s website.
