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2009 Jan 23 Confirmed: Oasis to Perform in Beijing on Apr 3

This morning at 9am, Emma/Ticketmaster officially announced that as part of their Dig Out Your Soul World Tour, Oasis will be playing three shows in China. The Beijing show will take place on Apr 3 at the Capital Gymnasium. Tickets go on sale Feb 5 and prices range from RMB 200-1,600. More details here.

Oasis have also added the tour dates to their official site.

According to the official announcement sent out this morning:

"Tickets will go on sale to the public at 9:00 am, Thursday, February 5, 2009 exclusively at Ticketmaster Box-Offices, Ticketmaster National Hotline 400-707-9999, and online at www.ticketmaster.cn."

Links and Sources
Oasisnet.com: Oasis Rock China
Emma.cn:
Oasis 2009 Dig Out Your Soul Tour China Concerts
The Beijinger Blog: Oasis to Skip Beijing and Perform in Shanghai? Updated
The Beijinger Forum:
City Weekend get the exclusive scoop on Oasis in Beijing!!!!

Re: Confirmed: Oasis to Perform in Beijing on Apr 3

Oasis are crap.

Re: Confirmed: Oasis to Perform in Beijing on Apr 3

capital gymnasium?

lame.

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