Everything we know about Oasis gig dates as band 'to launch 2027 tour'
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Oasis could be hitting the road again in 2027, just two years after their momentous comeback tour.
The iconic Britpop band set the internet on fire in 2024 when they announced that they would be going on tour the following year - the first time since the band split in 2009.
Their “Live 25” tour saw the band embark on a 41-long run of shows around the UK and the world, beginning in Cardiff on July 4, and concluding in Sao Paulo, Brazil on November 23.
Fans across the world scrambled to get tickets for a reunion tour many thought would never happen.
A total of 2,228,471 tickets were sold, the highest number sold in 2025. However, the vast majority of fans were left disappointed, battling long ticket queues and surging prices just to end up empty-handed.
However, another opportunity to see the 90s chart-toppers could be just around the corner, with rumours circulating that the Gallagher brothers are set to tour again in 2027.
Here’s everything we know so far about the rumoured shows.
When would the tour go ahead?
The Sun has reported that the brothers will return for another huge tour, kicking off in the summer.
The first show, which will reportedly take place in Glasgow, is thought to be scheduled for May.
After a summer of shows, including a hometown run in Manchester, the band will reportedly close out the tour with a wave of concerts in Knebworth in September.
When will tickets go on sale?
While the band is yet to confirm the tour, tickets are expected to go on sale “within weeks”.
Fans should be sure to keep an eye on Oasis social media profiles, which have already begun teasing the potential tour, to ensure they are kept up to date.
A source told The Sun: “Last time over 10 million people in the UK alone tried to get tickets for these shows.
“It’s expected the demand will be just as high for this run.”
Where will they be playing?
The band will reportedly play 23 gigs in the UK next summer, shunning festival headliner slots to focus on playing to their own fans.
“The offers have been pouring in for two years, but while the momentum is sky-high, they’d be crazy to do festivals.
“Their own gigs, with their own fans, is where they shine. They’re raring to get back out there.”
They are also rumoured to be playing several shows outside of the UK, including Las Vegas.
The band are expected to kick off the tour at Celtic Park in Glasgow on May 22 for five dates.
The final show, May 29, will coincidentally fall on Noel’s 60th birthday.
The guitarist is known to be a passionate Celtic fan, with links to the club stemming from their family’s Irish Catholic background.
The brothers are also expected to perform a huge 12-run show at Etihad Stadium, home to their beloved Manchester City.
The first gig is set for June 4, while their hometown shows conclude on June 27.
“Oasis’ schedule is booked. It’s 12 nights at the Etihad over six weeks starting in June [next year],” the source said.
Some 30 years ago, the band played two legendary shows in Hertfordshire, which sold out in under 24 hours and saw them welcome 250,000 fans.
And they are reported to be making a return to the iconic estate, this time for a six-night residency in September 2027.
Other shows
Fans outside the UK will also get a chance to see the Britpop band, with rumoured shows in several Europeans cities such as Paris, Munich and Italy.
They will also head back over the pond and perform shows in both Boston and Las Vegas.
“Playing Las Vegas is going to be huge – the Sin City strip won’t know what has hit it when the Gallagher brothers come to town.”
How much will tickets cost?
No official information has been released, though surging prices, which many fans had to contend with when trying to purchase tickets for the last tour, will hopefully be a thing of the past.
While attempting to get tickets for the 2025 tour, fans saw prices more than double by the time they got to the front of the online queue.
Prices on the site shot up from £148 to £355 as demand surged during the August 2024 ticket release, and many fans complained of the “dynamic pricing”.
An investigation by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) was launched, with it discovering that Ticketmaster “may have misled Oasis fans” with unclear pricing.
Ticketmaster will now have to provide more information about prices during online queues, helping fans anticipate how much they might have to pay.
What has the band said?
Last week, Noel hinted live on air that the band could be hitting the road again.
Appearing on talkSPORT’s Drive on Tuesday, September 2, the older Gallagher brother was grilled on rumours that the band would be going on tour in 2027.
“It’s Liam, isn’t it? He’s not into it. He’s not into Oasis anymore,” joked Noel to host Andy Goldstein.
When Goldstein asked him about Liam’s recent decision to quit social media, Noel replied: “Well, then there must be something happening.”
“Well, let’s put it this way: there’s no football tournament next year, so we’ve got to do something in the summer, right?”
A new tour is also being teased by official Oasis social media accounts, which have released a series of cryptic videos which fans are interpreting as containing clues about new shows.
One of the clips shows two boys sitting in what appears to be a Scottish chip shop. Eagle-eyed fans have used numbers in posters located around the chippy to determine the coordinates for Celtic's Parkhead stadium.
Another clip features a young boy drawing a tally totalling 11 on a brick wall, which some fans believe could be a reference to Manchester’s Etihad Stadium, which has an M11 postcode.