Have you got yours? Oasis Slane ticket codes begin landing
Oasis fans hoping to see the band at Slane Castle next September have begun receiving their all-important ticket access codes, with further codes due to be sent over the weekend.
The first tickets for the two highly anticipated Slane concerts went on sale this morning (Friday), with only fans who registered in advance and were selected to receive a unique access code able to take part.
However, the wait is not over for everyone who registered, with Ticketmaster confirming that codes and purchase links are being sent out between Thursday, 24th September and Sunday, 27th September.
The Slane ticket sales are being staggered across three days — Friday, Saturday and Sunday — with fans who are successful in the registration process being allocated a specific sale window.
Their email will tell them when they can access the sale, and the code will only work during that allocated window.
Those who receive a code can join the Ticketmaster waiting room up to 30 minutes before their allocated sale time.
Ticketmaster has advised fans to use one account, one device and one browser when joining the queue and not to refresh the page once they are in line.
Importantly, receiving a code does not guarantee a ticket.
The codes are personal and non-transferable and are linked to the email address used when registering for Oasis Live ’27. Fans must also use a Ticketmaster account registered to that same email address.
A maximum of four tickets can be purchased using each code.
There will be no general sale following the registered fan sale.
Ticketmaster has said that a limited number of tickets may be released at a later date, while fans who secure tickets but later cannot attend will be able to resell them through Ticketmaster at the original price paid.
Oasis will play Slane Castle on Saturday, 4th September and Sunday, 5th September 2027, with Richard Ashcroft announced as special guest.
Standard ticket prices range from €181.25 for general admission to €501.25 for reserved grandstand, with VIP options also available. A €10.50 service charge applies to each ticket.
The return to Slane will come 18 years after Oasis last headlined the Meath venue in 2009.
Liam and Noel Gallagher first played at Slane in 1995 when Oasis supported R.E.M., while the brothers reunited on stage for their 2025 reunion tour, including two sold-out concerts at Croke Park.
For those still waiting on their Slane code, the emails are continuing to go out until Sunday, so not receiving one in the first wave does not necessarily mean the wait is over