Wembley Investigates Alleged Ticket Smuggling at Oasis Concerts

Wembley Stadium is investigating claims that up to 200 people managed to sneak into Oasis concerts without valid tickets. The incidents allegedly occurred during the band’s Live 25 reunion tour between July 25 and August 3. Some concertgoers reportedly paid £350 each to be smuggled into the stadium through a disabled entrance, using copies of the same ticket to bypass security. Upon entry, they were given wristbands that granted them access to VIP areas. A witness described the process, explaining how they used a stamped hand and scanned tickets to gain entry, with no security checks along the way. The stadium has confirmed that six individuals were arrested and 24 others were ejected for unauthorized entry. A spokesperson for Wembley stated that entering the stadium without a ticket is a serious offence, and any substantiated claims will be referred to the police. Oasis, who recently reunited after 16 years, will perform additional shows in the UK and internationally as part of their ongoing tour. The band also expressed condolences after a fan tragically passed away during one of the Wembley gigs.