Real Fans Rejoice: Scalpers Banned from Oasis Melbourne Concerts

Real Fans Rejoice: Scalpers Banned from Oasis Melbourne Concerts

Oasis Takes a Stand Against Scalping

Oasis is urging other Australian states to follow Victoria’s initiative in combating ticket scalping at their performances.

Victoria’s Major Events Declaration

According to recent reports, Oasis has commended the new laws enacted by Victoria, known as the Major Events Declaration. This legislation makes it illegal to advertise or sell tickets for more than 10% above their original price for major events. Such a protective measure aims to create a fairer experience for fans eager to see their favorite acts.

Impacts and Penalties

Under these new rules, violators can face fines ranging from $826 to a staggering $495,660. These measures aim to ensure that the integrity of ticket sales is upheld, preventing scalpers from taking advantage of enthusiastic attendees.

Oasis is currently wrapping up a series of performances in Melbourne, performing their final show at Marvel Stadium.

A Call to Action

Fronted by the iconic band, the message is clear: when the government partners with the live music industry, significant issues like scalping can be effectively mitigated. "We’d love to see other states follow Victoria’s lead so fans everywhere get a fair go," they stated.

Upcoming Shows and Challenges

Oasis is set to hit Sydney’s Accor Stadium for performances lined up on Friday and Saturday. However, as of now, tickets for these concerts are listed on Viagogo at prices that exceed the legal cap in New South Wales.

The Artist-Fan Relationship

Mark Vaughan, Senior Vice President of Touring at Live Nation, emphasized the importance of fair pricing for fans. “Victoria’s action means more fans were able to experience Oasis at fair prices, which is exactly how it should be,” he remarked.

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Oasis continues to evolve as a band, drawing in fans from various generations. "If you couldn’t be there in 1996, perhaps the next best thing is to be with us now, celebrating the music that has transcended time,” the message goes.

Exclusive Live Clips

On a related note, Oasis shared a live performance clip of "D’You Know What I Mean?" from their latest shows, which fans can watch below.

Limited tickets for the remaining Oasis shows are still available. Will you be joining them for an unforgettable experience?

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