Oasis has announced an international tour for 2027, with dates ranging from May to September.
The first of the shows will take place in Glasgow on May 21, followed by shows across Europe, the U.K. and two American cities: Boston and Las Vegas. Included in those dates is a string of 11 concerts in the band’s hometown of Manchester, plus four performances at Knebworth.
You can view a complete list of concert dates below. There will be no general sale for tickets — fans will need to register online by Sept. 17 in order to be eligible.
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Oasis is no stranger to the Knebworth Festival, which takes place about 25 miles north of London — in 1996, they played two concerts that brought in 125,000 people each, drawing a quarter million in total. At that time, it broke the record for biggest outdoor concert U.K. history for a singular act.
“Now I know what the word big means,” Noel Gallagher said back then. “We thought we were big when we played Earls Court, then Maine Road. But after last night…There’s big, then there’s bigger than big, and then there’s f***ing like last night…Now that is big.”
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In September of this year, a documentary titled Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger hit theaters, showcasing the band’s 2025 global reunion tour. It will stream on Hulu and Disney+ later in the year.
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Oasis, 2027 Tour Dates:
May 21, 23, 25, 28, 29: Glasgow @ Celtic Park
June 4, 6, 8, 11, 12, 15, 18, 19, 22, 25, 26: Manchester @ Etihad Stadium
July 3: Munich @ Allianz Arena
July 10, 11: Barcelona @ Estadi Olimpic Lluis Companys
July 16, 17: Amsterdam @ Johan Cruijff ArenA
July 23, 24: Paris @ Stade de France
July 29, 30: Rome @ Stadio Olimpico
Aug. 10, 13, 14: Boston @ Gillette Stadium
Aug. 20, 21, 24: Las Vegas @ Allegiant Stadium
Sept. 4, 5: Ireland @ Slane Castle
Sept. 11, 12, 18, 19: Knebworth Festival
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