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A Fan Uses A Smart Phone To Access An On-Line Ticket Sales Website To Purchase Tickets For Oasis' "Live '25" Tour Taking Place In 2025, At Home In Marsden, Northern England On August 31, 2024. Millions Of Oasis Fans Queued Online Early Saturday To Buy Tickets For The British Legends' Eagerly-Awaited Reunion Tour Next Year, But Many Were Frustrated After Booking Websites Appeared Overwhelmed. (Photo By Oli Scarff / Afp) (Photo By Oli Scarff/Afp Via Getty Images)

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