A probe has been promised over the 'dynamic pricing' Oasis controversy which landed fans with tickets costing twice the price amid massive demand. Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy vowed that the inflated selling of tickets for the Britpop band's long-awaited reunion concerts would form part of a Government review of the secondary gig sales market. Ticketmaster bosses have come under fire for their Uber-style 'dynamic pricing' which saw charges soar on Saturday - with music fans also turning on Oasis for raking in profits from the ticketing system. An estimated 14million fans spent the day desperately battling to secure tickets to see brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher - often hailed as working class heroes - reunite on stage for a mammoth tour around the UK and Ireland next year. But many were left raging after the price of standing tickets went up from £150 face value to £355 within hours. Ticketmaster insisted it was the 'event organiser' who 'has priced these tickets according to their ma...