Oasis: Live ’25 Japan Tour – Tokyo Dome Ticket Information

• October 25, 2025 at 6:00 pm
  Event date:
• October 26, 2025 at 8:00 pm
  Event end:

Overview

Oasis, the legendary British rock band led by Liam and Noel Gallagher, is performing at Tokyo Dome in Bunkyo, Tokyo, on October 25 and 26, 2025, as part of their Oasis Live ’25 reunion tour. These shows mark their first Japan performances in 16 years, celebrating their Britpop legacy with hits like “Wonderwall,” “Live Forever,” and “Don’t Look Back in Anger.” Expect a ~2-hour setlist with high-energy anthems, possible deep cuts like “Fade Away,” and perhaps a new song. Posts on X call it a “historic reunion” and “Japan’s biggest rock event of 2025,” with ~110,000 attendees expected across both nights at the iconic Tokyo Dome.

Why Attend

• Historic Reunion: Liam and Noel Gallagher’s reunion after a 15-year split makes this a once-in-a-lifetime event.
• Iconic Venue: Tokyo Dome (~55,000 capacity) is Japan’s premier stadium, known for hosting legends like The Rolling Stones.
• Tourist-Friendly: Located near Suidobashi Station, it’s close to attractions like Akihabara and Ueno Park.
• High Demand: October 25 has ~328 tickets left; October 26 is nearly sold out, with resale prices soaring (e.g., ¥84,046 for A Seat vs. official ¥20,250).
• Cultural Significance: Oasis’s deep connection with Japan, from their 2009 Fuji Rock Festival show to this comeback, ensures a passionate crowd.

Ticket Information

• Event Dates & Times:
• October 25, 2025 (Sat), 6:00 PM (doors 3:30 PM) – Tokyo Dome, Bunkyo, Tokyo
• October 26, 2025 (Sun), 5:30 PM (doors 3:00 PM) – Tokyo Dome, Bunkyo, Tokyo
• Duration: ~2 hours
• Purchase Channels:
• Official: Live Nation Japan (https://www.livenation.co.jp/), Ticket Pia (https://t.pia.jp/en/), Eplus (https://eplus.jp/).
• Overseas Fans: Use Ticket Pia’s English site (https://pia.jp/v/oasis25en/) or Jasumo (https://jasumo.com/contact) for bilingual support.
• Resellers: Viagogo (https://www.viagogo.com/), TicketJam (https://ticketjam.jp/); caution advised due to inflated prices (e.g., ¥84,046 for A Seat) and risk of invalid tickets. Live Nation warns against unofficial channels like Viagogo or StubHub, as tickets may not arrive or may be voided.
• Rules:
• Children under 6 not allowed; ages 6+ require a ticket.
• No photography, video, or recording; violators may be removed without refund.
• No refunds/exchanges except for cancellations; travel/accommodation costs not covered if canceled.
• Electronic tickets only (QR code or printed); Japanese phone number may be required.
• Wheelchair seats: Purchase S Seat (¥30,000), then contact Live Nation Japan for accessible area assignment (limited space, one companion allowed with S Seat ticket).
• VIP perks (e.g., exclusive merchandise, dedicated entrance) for VIP tickets distributed at venue.
• Some seats (e.g., Restricted View) may have obstructed views due to equipment; no seat changes on event day.
• Maximum 4 tickets per person per show (except box seats); ticket resale/transfer for profit prohibited.
• Ticket Types & Pricing:
• Official Pricing (Tax Included, per livenation.co.jp):
  • VIP: ¥75,000 (includes exclusive merchandise, dedicated entrance)
  • SS: ¥33,000
  • S: ¥30,000
  • A: ¥20,250
  • B: ¥12,000
  • Balcony: ¥33,000
  • The Third Platinum Box (4 seats): ¥152,000
  • MASU Box (4–10 seats): ¥152,000–¥380,000
  • Restricted View (VIP/SS/S/A/Balcony): ¥12,000–¥75,000 (same as regular but with possible obstructions)
• Reseller Pricing (Per Ticket, Subject to Change, per Viagogo/TicketJam):
  • A Seat: ¥84,046 (2 tickets, Oct 25, clear view)
  • Other categories (e.g., S/SS/VIP): Limited data, estimated ¥35,000–¥150,000 (based on web sources noting $35–$374 range, ~¥5,180–¥55,314)
• Notes:
  • Cheapest official A Seat (clear view): ¥20,250; resale A Seat inflated to ¥84,046.
  • October 25 has ~328 tickets remaining; October 26 is nearly sold out.
  • Fan club or premium tickets (e.g., VIP) may offer better views but are limited and require raffle entry.
  • Box seats are group purchases; restricted view tickets may have partial stage obstructions.
  • SeatPick notes cheapest A Seat Zone tickets for Oct 25 at ~¥20,250, but availability is low.
• Sales Schedule:
• Advance:
  • Lottery-based (Additional Release): July 12–21, 2025, 12:00 PM–11:59 PM JST (https://pia.jp/v/oasis25en/).
  • Ticket Pia Pre-sale (Lottery): November 22–26, 2025, 12:00 PM–11:59 PM JST (finished).
  • General On-Sale: Started December 7, 2025, 10:00 AM JST; limited tickets remain.
• Same-Day: Limited availability at venue box office (if available); expect higher prices.
• Resale: Official resale via Ticket Pia (https://t.pia.jp/guide/resale-entry.jsp); starts September 25 (Oct 25 show) and September 26 (Oct 26 show), 2025.

Venue Details

• Tokyo Dome
• Location: 1-3-61 Koraku, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo (Google Maps)
• Dates: October 25–26, 2025
• Capacity: ~55,000
• Access:
  • 2-min walk from Suidobashi Station (JR Chuo-Sobu Line).
  • 5-min walk from Korakuen Station (Tokyo Metro Marunouchi/Namboku Line).
  • Public transport recommended due to large crowds.
• Attractions: Akihabara (10-min train), Ueno Park (15-min train), Tokyo Skytree (20-min train).

Booking with Jasumo

• How: Contact via Jasumo Contact Form. Specify date (Oct 25 or 26), ticket type (e.g., A Seat, 2 tickets), and preferences (e.g., clear view).
• Benefits: Bilingual support, assistance with high-demand tickets (e.g., S/SS/VIP), help with Japanese phone number requirements, guidance on accessible seating.
• Note: Book by August 15, 2025, to secure tickets at official prices (¥12,000–¥75,000), as October 25 has ~328 tickets left and October 26 is nearly sold out. Resale prices are significantly higher.

Inquiries

• Live Nation Japan: https://www.livenation.co.jp/ (contact form)
• Ticket Support: https://t.pia.jp/, https://eplus.jp/
• Tokyo Dome: Not directly contactable; use Live Nation or Jasumo for support.

Disclaimer

Jasumo offers a facilitation service for foreign tourists and non-Japanese residents in Japan, helping them access and apply for tickets to various events, including but not limited to sports, festivals, and cultural activities. We are not a reseller of tickets, nor do we sell tickets directly. Our role is to support international customers by guiding them through the official ticket booking process, ensuring they can secure their tickets through recognized platforms and authorized providers.

As a business based in Japan with a bilingual staff and a deep understanding of the challenges faced by non-Japanese visitors, we address common bottlenecks such as:

• Language Barriers: Navigating Japan’s primarily Japanese-language ticketing systems can be challenging for foreign tourists. Jasumo provides bilingual support to bridge this gap and ensure a smooth booking experience.
• Access to Japanese-Only Platforms: Many events in Japan require local knowledge to navigate and access, and often these platforms do not offer international payment options or are difficult to use for non-Japanese speakers. We facilitate the booking process by providing guidance and helping with international payment methods where applicable.
• Limited Availability & Complex Registration: Events in Japan often have limited capacity, and understanding the timing and process for securing tickets can be confusing for international visitors. Jasumo helps you manage deadlines and requirements, giving you the best chance of securing your entry.

Due to high demand for Oasis’s Tokyo Dome concerts, with ~328 tickets remaining for October 25 and October 26 nearly sold out, availability is not guaranteed. Refunds will only be issued if entries cannot be secured through official channels or in case of cancellation. We strongly recommend purchasing tickets by August 15, 2025, at official prices (¥12,000–¥75,000) or monitoring official resale (September 25–26, 2025) to avoid inflated reseller prices (e.g., ¥84,046 for A Seat).

Reviews

• “Oasis at Tokyo Dome is Britpop history—don’t miss Wonderwall live!”
• “Jasumo got us S Seats; can’t wait for the Gallagher brothers’ reunion!”
• “These shows will be legendary—Japan’s crowd is unmatched!”

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