The move comes after touts and resellers were selling tickets for the upcoming reunion, a breach of the terms and conditions.

About 50,000 tickets in total have ended up on resale websites. Those were going to be canceled and return to Ticketmaster, but some fans said their tickets were canceled by mistake

According to NME, in an effort to combat bots and resellers Oasis has canceled thousand of tickets to their forthcoming show. In any other circumstance, their actions would be applauded fans online claim to have been hit the hardest by yesterday’s (February 7) action.

Oasis fans have said their "dreams have been crushed" after Ticketmaster cancelled their tickets to the band's reunion tour, accusing them of being bots. Several devotees of the Manchester band expressed frustration they had been accused by the firm of breaking rules when they purchased their tickets to Oasis Live '25, which starts on 4 July.

Looking back in anger at the news that your Oasis reunion tour tickets have been cancelled? Don't expect Liam Gallagher to care

Liam Gallagher has spoken out after it emerged that thousands of Oasis ticket orders had been cancelled after appearing on expensive resale sites

Some Oasis fans have had their tickets for the reunion tour cancelled by Ticketmaster, and they say their 'dreams have been crushed'.

Customers who claim to have made legitimate purchases also impacted on the crackdown of tickets that "have broken the terms and conditions"

Some fans of the Gallagher brothers saw their tickets refunded five months after purchasing them with Ticketmaster deeming 'bots' had been used on their orders

Ticketmaster and See Tickets have begun voiding tickets bought by those believed to have breached the terms and conditions