Oasis have officially announced their Oasis Live ’27 tour, confirming 40 stadium shows across the UK, Ireland, Europe and the US after weeks of cryptic teaser videos sent fans searching for clues.
The reunited Britpop band will begin the tour with five nights at Glasgow’s Celtic Park from May 21 to May 29, 2027, before returning to Manchester for 11 shows at Etihad Stadium.
The European leg will follow in July with two nights each in Munich, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Paris and Rome, while the band will then head to the US for three shows at Boston’s Gillette Stadium and three at Las Vegas’ Allegiant Stadium.
Oasis will return to the UK and Ireland in September for two nights at Slane Castle, followed by four shows at Knebworth, where the band will revisit the site of their legendary 1996 concerts.
The current tour schedule is set to conclude at Knebworth on September 19, 2027.
Oasis live ’27 tour dates
The full Oasis Live ’27 schedule is:
| Date | City | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| May 21 | Glasgow | Celtic Park |
| May 23 | Glasgow | Celtic Park |
| May 25 | Glasgow | Celtic Park |
| May 28 | Glasgow | Celtic Park |
| May 29 | Glasgow | Celtic Park |
| June 4 | Manchester | Etihad Stadium |
| June 6 | Manchester | Etihad Stadium |
| June 8 | Manchester | Etihad Stadium |
| June 11 | Manchester | Etihad Stadium |
| June 12 | Manchester | Etihad Stadium |
| June 15 | Manchester | Etihad Stadium |
| June 18 | Manchester | Etihad Stadium |
| June 19 | Manchester | Etihad Stadium |
| June 22 | Manchester | Etihad Stadium |
| June 25 | Manchester | Etihad Stadium |
| June 26 | Manchester | Etihad Stadium |
| July 2 | Munich | Allianz Arena |
| July 3 | Munich | Allianz Arena |
| July 10 | Barcelona | Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys |
| July 11 | Barcelona | Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys |
| July 16 | Amsterdam | Johan Cruijff ArenA |
| July 17 | Amsterdam | Johan Cruijff ArenA |
| July 23 | Paris | Stade de France |
| July 24 | Paris | Stade de France |
| July 29 | Rome | Stadio Olimpico |
| July 30 | Rome | Stadio Olimpico |
| August 10 | Boston | Gillette Stadium |
| August 13 | Boston | Gillette Stadium |
| August 14 | Boston | Gillette Stadium |
| August 20 | Las Vegas | Allegiant Stadium |
| August 21 | Las Vegas | Allegiant Stadium |
| August 24 | Las Vegas | Allegiant Stadium |
| September 4 | Slane | Slane Castle |
| September 5 | Slane | Slane Castle |
| September 11 | Knebworth | Knebworth |
| September 12 | Knebworth | Knebworth |
| September 18 | Knebworth | Knebworth |
| September 19 | Knebworth | Knebworth |
Oasis 2027 tickets and registration
Given the huge demand surrounding the band’s Oasis Live ’25 reunion tour, ticket demand for the 2027 shows is expected to be substantial.
Fans hoping to buy tickets must register before Thursday 17 September 2026, at 4pm BST, with equivalent deadlines of 5pm CEST, 8am PT and 11am ET.
Successful registrants will receive a unique, non-transferable code giving them access to an allocated ticket onsale window.
In the UK, ticket sales will take place across September 25, 26 and 27, with three onsale windows scheduled on each day. Fans will be told directly which window they have been allocated and what time they can enter.
Registration is the only public route to buying Oasis Live ’27 tickets. There will be no general onsale or other public presales outside the registration process.
Standard ticket prices will be fixed, ranging from £71.50 to £266.60 including fees.
Fans can find further information about the registration process through Oasis’ official website.
Richard Ashcroft to support Oasis
Richard Ashcroft will be the support act at every Oasis Live ’27 show.
The former Verve frontman has a long history with Oasis and previously shared stages and festival bills with the band during the Britpop era.
His involvement adds another major name from the 1990s British rock scene to what is already one of the biggest touring announcements of 2027.
Oasis tease 2027 dates with cryptic videos
The tour announcement follows weeks of cryptic social media videos that encouraged Oasis fans to decode clues pointing towards the locations eventually confirmed.
One teaser showed a man in a leather jacket eating a plum before throwing it across a Paris street. The sequence appeared to reference the infamous plum-throwing incident at Rock en Seine in 2009, shortly before Oasis split.
With Paris now confirmed as part of the 2027 European tour, fans quickly connected the teaser to the band’s history in the French capital.
Another video featured two boys styled like young Liam and Noel Gallagher sitting inside a British chippy while “Little By Little” played on a television.
Fans noticed what appeared to be latitude and longitude coordinates hidden on posters in the background. Those coordinates were matched to Celtic Park, which is now confirmed as the opening venue of the tour.
A drone display above Manchester’s Etihad Stadium then flashed:
“Oasis -14.09.26 – 4pm BST”
The message confirmed the date and time of the announcement, while earlier teasers also contained clues apparently pointing towards Rome.
Oasis return to Knebworth
One of the most significant parts of the Oasis Live ’27 announcement is the band’s return to Knebworth.
Oasis will play four shows at the venue on September 11, 12, 18 and 19, 2027.
The dates revisit one of the defining moments of the band’s original career. Oasis performed two huge concerts at Knebworth in August 1996, with hundreds of thousands of fans attending across the two dates.
The 2027 shows will therefore bring the Gallagher brothers back to a venue that has become closely associated with Oasis and the height of their 1990s success.
Oasis live ’27 marks major stadium tour
The announcement confirms an extensive international run for the reunited band, taking in Glasgow, Manchester, Munich, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Paris, Rome, Boston, Las Vegas, Slane and Knebworth.
The 40-date schedule follows the huge response to Oasis’ reunion shows and gives fans across the UK, Europe and the US another opportunity to see Liam and Noel Gallagher perform together.
The tour will begin in Glasgow on 21 May 2027, and conclude at Knebworth on 19 September.
