Oasis announce tour dates for 2027: How to get tickets
The Gallagher brothers, currently toasting the success of a new documentary, will play across the UK in summer 2027
Oasis have announced a huge number of tour dates for 2027, following the blockbuster success of their reunion shows last year. Tickets are available for fans who register at the band's official website by 4pm on Thursday 17 September. Scroll to the bottom of this article for a detailed list of the band’s UK tour dates.
Included in the tour are a number of shows at Knebworth Park, a venue which cemented their status as the biggest band in the UK when they performed there for two nights in August 1996, playing to a total of 250,000 fans. This time they'll play a four-night residency at the open-air venue throughout September.
The band have been teasing an announcement since last week, when they launched a drone display which made the shape of the Oasis logo in lights. They also released a short cinema verité-style video of Oasis fans across the globe, which many fans believe hint towards the band's next tour stops. Watch the video below.
The news comes as the Manchester giants celebrate the release of Oasis: Don’t Look Back In Anger, a documentary from Steven Knight and co-directors Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace which chronicles the band’s return and Noel and Liam Gallagher’s reconciliation after a fractious split in 2009.
The Live ‘25 tour spanned 41 shows across the globe, beginning on Friday 4 July 2025 at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Wales, and concluding on Sunday 23 November at Estádio do Morumbi in São Paulo, Brazil. According to Forbes, the tour generated $400 million in revenue.
Oasis' 2027 world tour dates:
Celtic Park, Glasgow, Friday 21 May, Sunday 23 May, Tuesday 25 May, Friday 28 May, Saturday 29 May
Etihad Stadium, Manchester, Friday 4 June, Sunday 6 June, Tuesday 8 June, Friday 11 June, Saturday 12 June, Tuesday 15 June, Friday 18 June, Saturday19 June, Tuesday 22 June, Friday 25 June, Saturday 26 June
Allianz Arena, Munich, Saturday 3 July
Estadi Olimpic Lluis Companys, Barcelona, Saturday 10 July, Sunday 11 July
Johan Cruijff Arena, Amsterdam, Friday 16 July, Saturday 17 July
Stade de France, Paris, Friday 23 July, Saturday 24 July
Stadio Olimpico, Rome, Thursday 29 July, Friday 30 July
Gillette Stadium, Boston, Tuesday 10 August, Friday 13 August, Saturday 14 August
Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas, Friday 20 August, Saturday 21 August, Tuesday 24 August
Slane Castle, Ireland, Saturday 4 September, Sunday 5 September
Knebworth, UK, Saturday 11 September, Sunday 12 September, Saturday 18 September, Sunday 19 September
Picture: Michael Spencer Jones.
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