— Oasis Live '27 · for sellers
Sell your Oasis 2027 tickets
Can't make a date — or got spares? Sell them to fans who missed the onsale. Listing is free, every listing is checked before it goes live, and you're paid straight to your bank five days after the concert.
How selling works
1. Sign in and open Sell tickets
Create a free account (it takes a minute), open your account page and switch to the Sell tickets tab.
Sign in or create an account2. Add your bank details
Account name, sort code and account number — stored securely, used only to pay you after the concert.
3. List your tickets
Choose the concert, the block and row, how many tickets you have, and your price. Tickets are e-tickets, so there's nothing to post.
4. Upload proof — then go live
Upload a photo or PDF of your proof of purchase or tickets. We check every listing before it appears, so buyers trust what they see.
5. Sold — paid 5 days after the show
We take a 10% fee, you keep 90%, paid to your bank five days after the concert. Track it all from your dashboard.
What you keep
On a £500 listing you keep £450 — we take 10% only when it sells. Sold out at £1,000? You keep £900.
Every date needs sellers
The official onsale sold out in minutes, so fans are hunting for tickets to every night — Glasgow, Manchester, Knebworth, Slane, Munich, Paris, Rome, Boston and Las Vegas. If you can't go, your seats are exactly what someone else is looking for.
Selling: common questions
How do I sell my Oasis 2027 tickets?
Sign in (or create a free account), open your account page and use the Sell tickets tab. Pick the concert, block and row, say how many tickets you're selling, set your price, and upload proof of your tickets. Once we've checked the proof, your listing goes live on the site.
Can't make the concert — what should I do with my tickets?
Selling them fan-to-fan is the simplest option. List them on Morning Glory and they'll be seen by fans looking for exactly your date — including sold-out nights like Knebworth and Slane.
How much does it cost to sell?
Listing is free. When your tickets sell, we take a 10% fee from the sale price — you keep 90%.
When do I get paid?
Five days after the concert, straight to the UK bank account you add in the Sell tickets tab. The buyer's payment is handled securely on the site, so you never deal with strangers or bank transfers yourself.
What proof do I need to upload?
Proof of purchase or the tickets themselves — a photo or PDF is fine (JPG, PNG, WEBP, HEIC or PDF). Every listing is checked by a real person before it appears on the site, which is what keeps buyers confident enough to pay real prices.
Can I sell just some of my tickets?
Yes. When you list, you choose whether buyers must take all your tickets together, can buy any number of them, or a smarter split that avoids leaving one lonely ticket unsold.