Oasis have announced their massive 2027 world tour, featuring a 30-year return to Knebworth, an 11-night Manchester residency, and international dates.
Following the overwhelming global triumph of their reconciliation, rock legends Oasis have officially announced Oasis Live ’27, a sweeping 38-date world tour that will take Noel and Liam Gallagher back to some of the most iconic stages in music history.
The centrepiece of the newly announced run includes a historic four-night return to Knebworth Park. marking exactly 30 years since their era-defining 1996 concerts, alongside an unprecedented 11-night residency at Manchester’s Etihad Stadium and major international stadium dates across Europe and North America.
A Triumphant Encore on a Global Scale
The announcement comes on the heels of the band’s blockbuster 2025 reunion, which ended a 16-year hiatus and proved that the appetite for Britpop’s premier titans remains entirely unmitigated. Having successfully conquered domestic stadiums and international markets during their initial comeback leg, the Gallaghers are doubling down with an even more ambitious itinerary for 2027.
The Live ’27 tour kicks off on May 21 with a five-night stint at Glasgow’s Celtic Park before heading south for their massive 11-show takeover of Manchester’s Etihad Stadium. From there, the band will cross over to mainland Europe—marking their first continental performances since the reunion—with stops scheduled at Munich’s Allianz Arena, Barcelona’s Estadi Olímpic, Amsterdam’s Johan Cruijff ArenA, the Stade de France in Paris, and Rome’s Stadio Olimpico.
The itinerary also features North American stadium dates in Boston and Las Vegas before returning across the Atlantic for a massive double-header at Ireland’s legendary Slane Castle, culminating in September with a four-night homecoming at Knebworth.
Rewriting History at Knebworth and Paris
For long-time disciples of the band, the inclusion of Knebworth carries profound emotional weight. In August 1996, Oasis played two historic nights at the Hertfordshire venue, performing to over 250,000 fans in what is widely remembered as the absolute peak of the 1990s Britpop movement. Returning to the grounds three decades later serves as an ultimate full-circle moment for the brothers.
Meanwhile, their scheduled return to Paris’s Stade de France closes a notoriously painful chapter: it was backstage at the city’s Rock en Seine festival in 2009 that a violent backstage altercation between Noel and Liam triggered the band’s sudden, bitter collapse. Stepping back onto a Parisian stage together underscores just how thoroughly the siblings have mended fences.
Strict Anti-Tout Registration Measures
Anticipating ferocious global demand and aiming to bypass the ticketing chaos that plagued previous blockbuster tours, management has instituted a strict registration protocol.
There will be no general on-sale or traditional presales; instead, fans must complete an official ticket registration process via the band’s website before the window closes on Friday, September 17, 2026. Organisers noted that the measure was introduced specifically to curb aggressive ticket touting and minimise queue times, giving genuine supporters a fair shot at securing entry to what is already shaping up to be the defining concert event of the decade.
