Oasis officially announce 2027 tour dates and ticket details
Oasis fans wanting to secure tickets for the band’s newly announced 2027 tour must register online before Thursday at 4pm. Registration is the sole public path to purchase tickets; successful applicants will receive a unique, non-transferable code granting access to specific onsale windows running across Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
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Promoters confirmed that standard ticket prices are fixed between £71.50 and £266.60 (including fees), with no general sale or additional public presales offered outside of this registration system.
According to a statement announcing the tour, the staggered access windows aim to ensure “the purchase process is as fair and smooth as possible for Oasis fans.”
The newly structured system follows controversy surrounding the 2024 ticket launch for their comeback tour, where fans endured massive online queues and unexpected price increases. A subsequent investigation by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) found that Ticketmaster lacked clarity for consumers, though it found no evidence that dynamic surge pricing was formally used. The fixed-price strategy for 2027 appears designed to provide a smoother, more transparent buying experience.
2027 Tour Schedule & Historic Venue Returns Following days of video teasers referencing iconic moments from the band’s history—including their 1994 ferry arrests in Amsterdam and the infamous 2009 Paris split—the rock legends confirmed an extensive international run.
The 2027 itinerary features:
- 11 Nights: Etihad Stadium in Manchester
- 4 Nights: Knebworth Park (returning to the site of their legendary 1996 shows)
- Single & Multi-Night Stops: Glasgow, Slane Castle (Ireland), Rome, Munich, Las Vegas, and Boston
Speculation surrounding the tour mounted near the 30th anniversary of their 1996 Knebworth performances—which originally drew 250,000 fans—after it emerged that promoters had recently re-secured event licensing for the venue.
Reunion Success and The Brotherly Bond “After a period of reflection ‘The Most Damaging Pop Cultural Force In Recent British History’ has declared itself fit for purpose and will once again return to lift the spirits of the people,” the band’s official announcement stated.
The news comes shortly after Liam and Noel Gallagher appeared together at London and Venice premieres for Don’t Look Back In Anger, a documentary detailing the massive impact of their initial reunion tour.
In the film, the brothers shared their first joint interview in over two decades, signaling a clear shift in their long-turbulent relationship.
“All the little things that used to annoy us about each other have gone away,” says Noel. “It’s not a power struggle anymore.”
Noel went on to describe his younger brother as “delightful” in the documentary, while Liam offered equal praise for his brother’s songwriting legacy: “I’m glad to see Noel doing it again. They’re his songs… they come from his soul. He deserves it and the songs deserve it.”
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