Oasis in Rome: ticket prices and sale details for the three shows at the Stadio Olimpico in 2027

The race for tickets to the three Oasis shows at Rome's Stadio Olimpico is underway. Liam and Noel Gallagher will be in the Italian capital on July 26, 29 and 30, 2027, with the third date added after huge demand for the first two shows. The initial sales windows have already opened, and thousands of fans are scrambling to secure a spot at what looks set to be one of the most anticipated music events of next Italian summer. Access to tickets, however, follows a particular system designed to manage demand and curb secondary ticketing.
To take part in the sale, fans first had to register on the official Oasis website, indicating up to three preferred cities among those included in the tour. Unique codes granting access to the various sales windows are then distributed among registered fans. Each code is valid only for the city assigned by the organizers and allows the purchase of a maximum of four tickets.

Receiving the code, however, doesn't automatically guarantee a seat. "A unique code gives you the chance to buy tickets, but it doesn't guarantee availability. Tickets are limited. For each sales window, a selection of tickets will be available for every price tier. The limit is 4 (four) tickets per unique code," the organisers explained in a message sent to fans. Codes are being sent out between Thursday 24 and Sunday 27 September, while the various sales windows are spread across Friday 25 to Sunday 27 September.

How much do Oasis tickets in Rome cost

With the opening of the first slots, prices for the Stadio Olimpico shows have also been revealed. Before fees, the first numbered tier costs 258.75 euros; the pitch and the second numbered tier 207 euros; the third tier 172.50 euros; the fourth tier 155.25 euros; the fifth tier 86.25 euros.
Including fees, the overall range for standard prices runs from 92.29 to 276.86 euros, depending on the tier chosen. Availability of the different categories may vary from one sales window to the next.
The scramble for tickets has inevitably led to long virtual queues, and social media has already seen the first reports of problems accessing the process. Amid the new wave of Oasismania, Liam Gallagher himself stepped in, posting messages online urging fans to be patient and not turn the hunt for tickets into a war.

The three Rome dates on July 26, 29 and 30 will mark Oasis's return to live performance in Italy and are part of "Oasis Live '27", the new chapter in the Gallagher brothers' reunion following their triumphant comeback.

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