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🇬🇧🔥 OASIS Confirm Massive ‘Live ’27’ Tour – UK, Europe, USA & Ireland Dates Announced

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START THE CELEBRATIONS — Oasis are doing it all over again.

After the phenomenal response to their reunion, Oasis have officially confirmed they will return to the road in 2027, announcing a gigantic 38-date Live ’27 tour spanning the UK, mainland Europe, the United States and Ireland.

And this isn’t some cheeky handful of summer dates either.

We’re talking five nights in Glasgow, ELEVEN hometown shows in Manchester, European stadiums, six American dates, two nights at Ireland’s legendary Slane Castle and — wait for it — FOUR shows at Knebworth.

Yes.

Knebworth.

More than 30 years after Oasis played two of the most famous concerts in British music history there in August 1996, Liam and Noel Gallagher are heading back.

And there’s another major bit of news:

Richard Ashcroft will be special guest across the tour.

Get the bucket hats ready. 🇬🇧🔥

🎸 Oasis Live ’27 Is Official

After weeks of speculation, cryptic teasing and fans attempting to decode practically everything Liam Gallagher said online, the announcement has finally landed.

Oasis Live ’27 will feature 38 concerts across nine countries.

The tour begins at Celtic Park in Glasgow on 21 May 2027 and runs all the way through to the fourth and final Knebworth show on 19 September 2027.

For the most part, the band are also heading somewhere different from their Live ’25 reunion run, with Manchester being the major returning city.

And they’re not exactly popping home for one night.

Eleven Etihad Stadium shows.

Eleven!

Manchester might as well declare June 2027 a national holiday.

📅 OASIS LIVE ’27 – ALL TOUR DATES

🏴 Scotland – Celtic Park, Glasgow

21 May 2027 – Glasgow – Celtic Park
23 May 2027 – Glasgow – Celtic Park
25 May 2027 – Glasgow – Celtic Park
28 May 2027 – Glasgow – Celtic Park
29 May 2027 – Glasgow – Celtic Park

Five nights at Celtic Park should provide one absolutely enormous opening chapter for Live ’27.

Then it’s off to Manchester.

🐝 England – Etihad Stadium, Manchester

4 June 2027 – Manchester – Etihad Stadium
6 June 2027 – Manchester – Etihad Stadium
8 June 2027 – Manchester – Etihad Stadium
11 June 2027 – Manchester – Etihad Stadium
12 June 2027 – Manchester – Etihad Stadium
15 June 2027 – Manchester – Etihad Stadium
18 June 2027 – Manchester – Etihad Stadium
19 June 2027 – Manchester – Etihad Stadium
22 June 2027 – Manchester – Etihad Stadium
25 June 2027 – Manchester – Etihad Stadium
26 June 2027 – Manchester – Etihad Stadium

ELEVEN hometown concerts.

If you live anywhere near Manchester, you may want to accept now that you’re probably going to hear Don’t Look Back In Anger floating through the summer air for most of June.

There are considerably worse problems to have.

🇪🇺 Oasis Head Across Mainland Europe

After completing their mammoth Manchester residency, Oasis head into mainland Europe for stadium dates across Germany, Spain, the Netherlands, France and Italy.

🇩🇪 Munich, Germany

2 July 2027 – Munich – Allianz Arena
3 July 2027 – Munich – Allianz Arena

🇪🇸 Barcelona, Spain

10 July 2027 – Barcelona – Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys
11 July 2027 – Barcelona – Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys

🇳🇱 Amsterdam, Netherlands

16 July 2027 – Amsterdam – Johan Cruijff ArenA
17 July 2027 – Amsterdam – Johan Cruijff ArenA

🇫🇷 Paris, France

23 July 2027 – Paris – Stade de France
24 July 2027 – Paris – Stade de France

🇮🇹 Rome, Italy

29 July 2027 – Rome – Stadio Olimpico
30 July 2027 – Rome – Stadio Olimpico

That’s ten European stadium concerts across July alone.

And then the Gallaghers are crossing the Atlantic. 🇺🇸

🇺🇸 Oasis Live ’27 Heads To America

The American leg is concentrated around two cities, with Oasis playing three concerts around Boston followed by another three in Las Vegas.

🇺🇸 Boston

10 August 2027 – Boston – Gillette Stadium
13 August 2027 – Boston – Gillette Stadium
14 August 2027 – Boston – Gillette Stadium

🎰 Las Vegas

20 August 2027 – Las Vegas – Allegiant Stadium
21 August 2027 – Las Vegas – Allegiant Stadium
24 August 2027 – Las Vegas – Allegiant Stadium

Oasis.

Las Vegas.

Champagne Supernova.

What could possibly go wrong?

🇮🇪 Oasis Return To Slane Castle

After America, Oasis return across the Atlantic for two absolutely enormous Irish shows.

4 September 2027 – Slane Castle, Ireland
5 September 2027 – Slane Castle, Ireland

Slane isn’t simply another stadium stop.

It’s one of the most legendary outdoor concert locations in Ireland, and Oasis have history there.

The band previously appeared at Slane Castle in 1995, supporting R.E.M. while their own career was exploding towards another level.

More than three decades later, they’re coming back as the main attraction.

That’s going to be emotional.

But somehow Oasis have saved an even bigger piece of nostalgia for last.

🤯 Oasis Return To Knebworth – 31 Years Later

This is the one.

Oasis will conclude Live ’27 with four concerts at Knebworth:

11 September 2027 – Knebworth
12 September 2027 – Knebworth
18 September 2027 – Knebworth
19 September 2027 – Knebworth

For Oasis fans, Knebworth is practically sacred ground.

On 10 and 11 August 1996, Oasis played two gigantic concerts at Knebworth Park during the absolute height of Britpop.

Around 250,000 people attended across the weekend, while millions reportedly applied for tickets.

Those shows became one of the defining moments of the band’s career and an enduring symbol of just how ridiculously enormous Oasis had become.

Now they’re going back.

Not for one night.

Not even for another two.

FOUR NIGHTS.

Thirty-one years later.

That’s not merely another tour date.

That’s a proper full-circle moment.

🎤 Richard Ashcroft Joins Oasis

There’s another bloody good reason to arrive early.

Richard Ashcroft will appear as special guest across Live ’27.

The former The Verve frontman is hardly a stranger to the Oasis universe, with a relationship between the artists stretching back decades.

Ashcroft also appeared on the hugely successful Live ’25 reunion tour, and he’s now coming back for the next chapter.

That means audiences can expect an evening containing Oasis classics alongside songs from one of the most recognisable voices of the Britpop era.

If thousands of people singing Bitter Sweet Symphony together doesn’t get the hairs standing up on your arms, you might want to check you’ve still got a pulse.

🎟️ IMPORTANT – There Is NO General Onsale

This is the bit fans really need to pay attention to.

Oasis Live ’27 tickets will NOT have a traditional general onsale.

Fans wanting the opportunity to purchase tickets must register in advance.

🚨 Registration Deadline

📅 Thursday, 17 September 2026
⏰ 4:00pm BST

Registration does not guarantee a ticket.

Successful applicants will receive a unique, non-transferable code providing access to an allocated ticket-sale window.

The onsales will then take place across:

Friday, 25 September 2026
Saturday, 26 September 2026
Sunday, 27 September 2026

Your confirmation will tell you which sales window you can access.

🚩 Already On The Oasis Mailing List?

You still need to register.

Being subscribed to the existing Oasis mailing list does not automatically enter you into the Live ’27 ticket process.

So don’t assume you’re sorted because Oasis emails already appear in your inbox.

You need to complete the Live ’27 registration separately.

💷 What Will Oasis Tickets Cost?

Standard UK tickets are expected to range from approximately:

£71.50 – £266.60 including fees

Exact pricing will depend on the show and ticket category selected.

With the chaos surrounding demand for the original reunion concerts still relatively fresh in everybody’s memory, the registration system is intended to reduce enormous online queues and make organised resale more difficult.

Whether that means ticket day will actually be peaceful remains to be seen.

This is Oasis we’re talking about.

The internet may still melt.

🐉 What About Wales?

There’s currently no Welsh date announced for Oasis Live ’27. 🐉

The British dates announced are concentrated around Glasgow, Manchester and Knebworth, while Ireland gets the two huge Slane Castle concerts.

So for Welsh Oasis fans, Manchester and Knebworth are likely to be among the big targets.

Would we take Oasis at the Principality Stadium?

Mate.

You wouldn’t need to ask twice.

🤘 The Riff Report Says…

Well then.

Remember when everyone wondered whether Oasis could actually get through the reunion without Liam and Noel launching tambourines at each other?

Fast-forward to 2026 and we’re now looking at another 38 bloody concerts.

Live ’25 proved that the appetite for Oasis hadn’t disappeared.

If anything, sixteen years apart somehow made the songs feel even bigger.

Now Live ’27 takes that comeback into another chapter.

Five nights in Glasgow.

Eleven in Manchester.

Ten across mainland Europe.

Six in America.

Two at Slane Castle.

And finally…

FOUR NIGHTS AT KNEBWORTH.

That final run is going to hit differently.

Three decades after Oasis stood on that stage as arguably the biggest band in Britain, Liam and Noel Gallagher are heading back together.

Nobody could’ve realistically predicted that a few years ago.

Yet here we bloody are.

If you want tickets, however, remember the most important detail:

🚨 REGISTER BEFORE 4PM BST ON 17 SEPTEMBER.

There is no general onsale, and mailing-list members aren’t automatically included.

After what happened when those reunion tickets first went on sale, you can guarantee millions of Oasis fans will be preparing for another online battle.

Oasis Live ’27 is happening.

Manchester is getting eleven nights.

Slane is back.

Knebworth is back.

And somehow, against all the odds…

Oasis are still ’avin it. 🇬🇧🔥🎸

Keep it loud. Keep it live. Keep supporting live music.

— The Riff Report

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