Oasis have officially confirmed their long rumoured comeback, revealing details of the Oasis Live ’27 World Tour earlier today in an announcement made through a spectacular drone display above the Etihad Stadium in Manchester. The news brings to an end months of speculation and cryptic Instagram posts that had fans guessing for months and even since the band wrapped up their triumphant Live ’25 reunion tour.
The new tour will see Liam and Noel Gallagher play 38 shows across nine countries, including Scotland and England. Aside from homecoming dates in Manchester, the band will be performing in an entirely new set of cities compared with their 2025 run, giving fans across the globe who weren’t as lucky last year.
Among the most anticipated stops is a long awaited return to Knebworth, the Hertfordshire venue where Oasis played two legendary nights in August 1996 in front of hundreds of thousands of fans. The 2027 shows will mark the band’s first appearance there in over three decades and come almost exactly thirty years after those career defining performances, which remain among the most celebrated moments in British music history!
The tour will kick off in May 2027 with a run of shows at Celtic Park in Glasgow, before heading to stops including Munich, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Paris and Rome. The band will also cross the Atlantic for dates in Boston and Las Vegas, along with performances at Slane Castle in Ireland. Special guest Richard Ashcroft will join the band at every show on the tour, making the tour another a major event for Britpop fans.
Announcing the news, Oasis released a characteristically bold statement declaring themselves fit to return and ready to lift spirits once again, following what they described as a period of reflection after the enormous success of Live ’25.
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Ticket registration for Oasis Live ’27 is now open and will run through until September 17th here!
Tickets go on general release from September 25th, with specific times varying by city.
Standard ticket prices are expected to range from around £122 to £541 including fees and taxes.
With Oasis Live ’27 promising an equally ambitious scale, and Knebworth back in the mix, fans are already bracing themselves for the ultimate scramble for tickets.
