Oasis 2027 Tour Dates
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Oasis announce the Live ’27 tour for next year with Richard Ashcroft as support for all dates.
Tour Dates:
Glasgow Celtic Park, 21 May
Glasgow Celtic Park, 23
Glasgow Celtic Park, 25
Glasgow Celtic Park, 28
Glasgow Celtic Park, 29
Manchester Etihad Stadium, 04 June
Manchester Etihad Stadium, 06
Manchester Etihad Stadium, 08
Manchester Etihad Stadium, 11
Manchester Etihad Stadium, 12
Manchester Etihad Stadium, 15
Manchester Etihad Stadium, 18
Manchester Etihad Stadium, 19
Manchester Etihad Stadium, 22
Manchester Etihad Stadium, 25
Manchester Etihad Stadium, 26
Ireland Slane Castle, 04 Sept
Ireland Slane Castle, 05
Stevenage Knebworth, 11
Stevenage Knebworth, 12
Stevenage Knebworth, 18
Stevenage Knebworth, 19
Stevenage Knebworth, 25 ***EXTRA DATE***
Stevenage Knebworth, 26 ***EXTRA DATE***
Tickets on sale to invited fans only via Ticketmaster:
Friday 25 September: 9am, 1pm & 5pm
Saturday 26 September: 9am, 1pm & 5pm
Sunday 27 September: 9am, 1pm & 5pm
Ticket registration closed Thursday (17 September) at 4pm BST at www.oasisinet.com – more details at Ticketmaster
This will be the only way to access tickets for Oasis Live 27.
You may only register once and will need to register with the email address associated with your Ticketmaster account.
Fans who are successful will receive a specific on sale time to buy tickets across 3 days:
- Friday (25 September)
- Saturday (26 September)
- Sunday (27 September)
The email will confirm which sale time you will be invited to shop for and include:
- Your unique code
- The city you can use your code for
- On sale time/ticket buying window
- Link to access ticket sale
Fans can register for up to 3 cities and are limited to 4 tickets per code.
If you have not received a code by end of Sunday (27 September) you have not been successful.
- Ticket prices from £71.50 – £263.50
- Hotel Packages, coach & VIP packages available
Book Accommodation with Booking.com:
Oasis Reveal Full Knebworth Plans: Transport, Camping, Hospitality And Accessibility
- For the first time at Knebworth, trains will run from Stevenage direct to London King’s Cross after every show until 1:30am, with tickets priced at £10.
- Return coach services will be available from more than 120 locations across the UK, making this the largest coach service for a cultural event in the UK.
- Saturday concertgoers can opt to stay at the campsite, arriving on Friday to enjoy the Campsite Village atmosphere before leaving on Sunday morning.
- Grandstand seating will be available for the first time, with three grandstands at the rear of the arena offering reserved seating and access to hospitality in the Knebworth House Gardens.
- Knebworth will also feature its largest-ever Accessible Viewing Platform, providing improved facilities for concertgoers with accessibility needs.
Artist Bio:
Oasis are one of the most influential British rock bands of all time, formed in Manchester in 1991 by brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher. With their swaggering attitude, huge choruses and unmistakably British sound, they became one of the defining bands of the Britpop era and went on to achieve global success.
Their breakthrough arrived with debut album ‘Definitely Maybe’ in 1994, followed by the era-defining ‘(What’s the Story) Morning Glory?’ in 1995. The album produced some of the band’s biggest songs, including ‘Wonderwall’, ‘Don’t Look Back In Anger’, ‘Champagne Supernova’ and ‘Some Might Say’, cementing Oasis as one of the biggest bands in the world.
Albums including ‘Be Here Now’, ‘Standing on the Shoulder of Giants’, ‘Heathen Chemistry’ and ‘Don’t Believe the Truth’ followed, while Oasis continued to build a reputation for massive live shows and anthems that became part of British popular culture.
After years of tension between the Gallagher brothers, Oasis split in 2009. Sixteen years later, Liam and Noel reunited for the hugely anticipated Oasis Live ’25 tour, bringing the band’s music back to stadiums across the UK and around the world.
The reunion reminded fans just how powerful the Oasis catalogue remains, with generations of fans coming together to sing the band’s biggest hits. With their return having sparked renewed interest in their music and live shows, Oasis remain one of the most important and enduring names in British rock.
Artist News:
Oasis have put an end to months of speculation by confirming their return to the live stage in 2027. Oasis Live ’27 will see the band play 38 shows across the UK, Europe and the US, with dates in Scotland, England, Germany, Spain, the Netherlands, France, Italy, the US and Ireland.
Aside from their homecoming shows in Manchester, the tour will take the band to a completely new set of locations compared with Oasis Live ’25, giving fans across the UK and beyond another chance to see the reunited band live.
Oasis recently confirmed that they will make a major announcement about their 2027 plans, with the news teased in spectacular fashion over Manchester. A huge drone light display appeared above the Etihad Stadium at 11pm on Thursday (10 September), lighting up the sky with the band’s iconic black and white logo before revealing the date “14.09.26”. The dramatic display has fuelled excitement among fans ahead of what is expected to be news of a 2027 tour.
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— Oasis (@oasis) September 11, 2026
Oasis recently sparked fresh speculation that they could return to the stage in 2027, with the Gallagher brothers once again at the centre of intense tour rumours.
Following their hugely successful Oasis Live ’25 reunion tour, fans have been waiting to see whether the band will continue beyond their comeback shows. Those rumours have gathered pace in recent weeks, with reports suggesting a possible return to the UK and Europe next summer.
Noel Gallagher recently added further fuel to the speculation when discussing the possibility of Oasis touring in 2027. Asked about the prospect of another tour, he pointed to the lack of a major football tournament next summer, joking that there would therefore be something for the band to do.
The speculation has also been boosted by activity from Oasis themselves. The band have shared a series of cryptic teaser videos, prompting fans to search for clues about potential 2027 shows. One teaser featured two boys in a chip shop with ‘Little By Little’ playing on a television, with fans spotting possible references to Celtic Park in Glasgow. A further video has added to the mystery around what the band could be planning.
Manchester is another major focus of the rumours, with reports suggesting Oasis could potentially play a lengthy run of shows at the Etihad Stadium. A return to Knebworth has also been widely speculated, particularly as 2026 marks 30 years since the band’s legendary 1996 concerts at the Hertfordshire venue. The promoter behind the Oasis reunion shows, SJM Concerts, has also secured an events licence for Knebworth, adding further intrigue.
The timing also coincides with the release of Oasis: Don’t Look Back In Anger, a new documentary covering the band’s reunion and Oasis Live ’25 tour. The film arrives in UK cinemas on 11 September 2026 before streaming later this year, giving fans another reason to keep Oasis firmly in the spotlight.
