OASIS fans are demanding that Noel and Liam Gallagher add more dates for their tour with immediate effect, after being stuck in ticket queue hell.
This morning ticket sites went into a meltdown as fans rushed to get their hands on a golden ticket to the Oasis reunion tour.
But many faced long queues to access ticket websites and once in, were then finding the site had crashed.
Manchester lads Liam, 51, and Noel Gallagher, 57, revealed the 17-date domestic leg of their Oasis Live 25 tour this month.
Initially, Oasis announced a 14-date stadium tour but they’ve since added three more dates due to huge demand.
But fans have now noticed gaps in their touring schedule, and have called on the band to add more dates to aid the ticket queue chaos.
One person wrote: “When are the extra dates being added? You know you left those gaps for a reason.”
A second eager fan penned: “Ya may as well add 100 more extra dates on because that was a f****** shambles.”
A third person echoed: “Please just tell us if you’re going to add extra dates already,” and a fourth commented: “Get those extra dates out immediately.”
Oasis fans were left in a panic today when a post emerged saying the Gallagher brothers had “split up” while they waited in the queue.
It came right in the middle of revellers scrambling to get tickets in what is now being called a booking “bloodbath”.
In typical British fashion, memes were popping up left right and centre, poking fun at the situation.
However, one post got everyone talking when it claimed that Oasis had broken up again.
It said: “Unfortunately Oasis have split up while you were in the queue.”
The meme was poking fun at the queuing time for tickets being so long, that in that time the band had broken up again.
After this hilarious memes about waiting for tickets, and the booking sites’ crashing, flooded social media.
Revellers also posted pictures of themselves in bucket hats – made famous by Oasis – as they tirelessly waited in a queue for a spot on the tour.
This morning did not get off to a good start for diehard Oasis fans, who had waited nearly twenty years for the reunion tour.
As they logged onto the various ticket sites, they were met with error messages and long queuing times.
Taking to social media one fan commented: “See Tickets RIP” as many were met with a message that read: “Our Website is very busy!
“We have lots of people trying for tickets and you are being held on this page till a space becomes available.”
Ticketmaster even put fans in a queue before they could even access their website, let alone a ticket.
Some fans then found once they got onto the homepage, this then crashed.
