Surge pricing is the system whereby concert tickets shoot up in price when demand is high. In the ‘yes’ camp – as evidenced by widespread ticket chaos over the weekend – are Oasis, the ...

Oasis fans have been left floored after seeing how much a ticket to see the band play cost in the '90s. It comes after some ...

The owners of the iconic landmark have decided to institute dynamic pricing – the hated money-grabbing scheme that sends ticket prices soaring at times of high demand.

While Ticketmaster denies using surge pricing or dynamic algorithms to manipulate prices, fans like Jessica Chou question if their early participation in presales might be contributing to higher ...

Oasis fans are not happy as Ticketmaster surge pricing causes tickets for the band's reunion tour to skyrocket.

Ticketmaster told The Daily Beast in a statement: “Ticketmaster does not have surge pricing or dynamic algorithms to adjust ticket prices.

Ticketmaster has been slammed by musicians, fans and MPs alike after surge pricing saw Oasis tickets sell for over £350 due to demand.

There’s nothing new about surge pricing, or “dynamic pricing” as industry proponents call it.

OASIS fans can still get tickets for their highly anticipated comeback tour at face value, but they will have to be quick.

Oasis fans have reacted to Ticketmaster's controversial dynamic pricing system whilst attempting to buy tickets for the reunion tour.