Fifteen years after splitting up, iconic British rock band Oasis sent shockwaves through the global live music scene when they announced their long-awaited reunion tour, triggering a feverish ticket rush that would ultimately spark a major consumer law controversy. When tickets went on sale to the public on August 31, 2024, more than 900,000 passes sold out almost instantly, as hundreds of thousands of diehard fans waited for hours in virtual waiting rooms across the world, hoping to secure a spot at the band’s first shows in over a decade. The band was even inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame the same year, adding extra momentum to the reunion hype.