If you've been crying your heart out over sold-out Oasis reunion gig tickets, you may still have the change to singalong to the band's biggest hits live - thanks to upcoming tribute gigs coming to Reading.
Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher first teased the reunion - which has been 16 years in the making - at Reading Festival last month.
It has been reported that the rift between the Gallagher brothers began to heal thanks to a spa-break at the five-star Cliveden House in Berkshire, where their mum Peggy urged Liam to reconcile with his big brother Noel.
This Saturday saw tickets for 17 gigs across the UK go on sale, with an estimated 14 million fans scrambling to buy 1.4 million tickets available.
The ticket sale led to widespread complaints about long queues on Ticketmaster's website and outrage at "dynamic pricing" that saw ticket prices skyrocket from around £150 to more than £300 throughout the day.
Ministers have now said they will include dynamic pricing in a consultation that is due to look into ticket resale websites this autumn.
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy said she wants to end "rip-off resales" and ensure tickets are sold "at fair prices."
Ticketmaster said the prices were set by the "event organiser", who "has priced these tickets according to their market value."
If all the news about the Britpop band has put you in the mood to belt out Wonderwall with your friends, you can catch some of the country's best Oasis tribute bands in Reading this month.
Oasiz will be playing at Hexagon at 8pm on Friday, September 20, with tickets costing a little less than those to see Liam and Noel at £22.50.
Last year saw a short clip of the tribute act's front man Steve, performing as Liam Gallagher, go viral on social media with over half a million views.
The following Friday (September 27) will see another tribute act arrive at the Hexagon, with Oaysis set to join The Total Stone Roses for a night of Madchester tunes.
The gig begins at 7pm with tickets costing £22.40.
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