@liamgallagher@Fiadhdg This is why there will never be another Liam. One moment he's telling you to go to hell, and the next he's the sweetest person ever
I was lucky enough to get a ticket thanks to the kindness of another fan, but that doesn't mean the system shouldn't be questioned. I think it's still a valid point worth making
Just a thought, and it applies not only to Oasis but more generally, since this "infernal" system is slowly becoming the norm.
I understand the effort to fight the scourge of ticket touting and the challenge of dealing with demand that far exceeds supply.
But concerts have always been, and should remain, public events. Honestly, I believe that a lottery just to gain access to ticket sales is pushing the boundaries of fairness, if not legality. Especially when virtually no one knows the criteria behind that lottery.
And ticket touting still exists. In fact, there are scammers selling codes, or worse, tickets that only exist virtually at this stage, for outrageous prices (please, don't get ripped off).
I don't have any magic solutions, but I strongly believe that everyone should have the right to at least try to buy a ticket, and that right should remain intact.
Whether that means queuing outside a ticket office the night before or spending hours in front of a computer screen.
That being said, enjoy the concert to all the lucky ones! ๐ป๐ธ
@oasis@liamgallagher@NoelGallagher
Liam Gallagher hints at potential new Oasis album:
"Listen if all goes well with the tour I guess next step is to have a chat about new music can't see us touring again unless we have new music"
@liamgallagher@MnugYc Look, you're a legend, no doubt about that, but you really need to chill the fuck out. You're being disrespectful to all the people who look up to you.
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