Definitely, maybe an HR issue | Staff productivity could nosedive as Oasis fans try to score last-minute reunion tickets

As the highly anticipated Oasis tour begins on 4th July, experts are predicting worker productivity will plummet as millions of fans try to bag a re-sale ticket. 

When Oasis tickets went on sale in August last year, it was reported that 14 million people attempted to buy tickets. With around 1.4 million sold, that leaves a staggering number of fans still searching for their chance to see the band live.

However, fans have one final chance to get hold of a ticket. Official ticket resale partner to Oasis, Twickets, is anticipating hundreds more will be resold in the run up to the start of the tour, with 3rd July expected to be the most popular day for re-sale tickets.

Richard Davies, founder of Twickets, said: “We’re already seeing huge demand from Oasis fans hunting for last-minute tickets, and based on previous trends, we expect the 3rd July to be one of the busiest days yet for listings. It’s not unusual for tickets to be snapped up within seconds of being posted.”