Oasis have confirmed that they will tour once again in 2027, following on from their massive 2025 reunion shows – including a return to Knebworth 31 years after their historic 1996 performances. After a year off, the rock‘n’roll stars will be setting back out on the road for 38 concerts in the UK and Ireland, Europe and the US, including a mammoth 11 shows at the Etihad Stadium in their hometown of Manchester, five nights at Celtic Park in Glasgow, two nights at Slane Castle in Dublin and four concerts at Knebworth. Oasis will also tour in Munich, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Paris, Rome, Boston and Las Vegas.
Their announcement currently does not include any London dates – with the exception of Manchester’s Etihad Stadium, the band are playing a completely new set of locations. Currently, there is a gap in the band’s Manchester shows for June, when Glastonbury Festival is taking place. Liam Gallagher recently played down rumours the band would be headlining the Pyramid Stage at Worthy Farm.
The special guest for all shows will be Richard Ashcroft, who opened for the band’s 2025 reunion. News of the tour was announced following weeks of teasing on the band’s social media and, on Thursday night (10 September), a drone display in Manchester that lit up with the band’s logo before showing the date 14/09/26 and the time 4pm BST – the time the announcement took place. Brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher patched up their relationship after years of feuding since Oasis’s split in 2009 for the rock band’s globe-trotting run of shows last year.
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