Manchester Etihad Live '27 guide: plan all 11 Oasis nights

Oasis play 11 nights at Manchester Etihad Stadium from Friday 4 June to Saturday 26 June 2027. Richard Ashcroft is the special guest at every show, and no other support act is confirmed.

This is the longest run on the whole tour, and it is also a homecoming. Liam and Noel Gallagher grew up in Burnage, a few miles south of the stadium.

Manchester City calls the run the biggest summer concert series in Etihad Stadium history. The club says more than half a million tickets were available across the 11 nights.

The dates, in order

• Friday 4 June 2027, opening night
• Sunday 6 June 2027
• Tuesday 8 June 2027
• Friday 11 June 2027
• Saturday 12 June 2027
• Tuesday 15 June 2027
• Friday 18 June 2027
• Saturday 19 June 2027
• Tuesday 22 June 2027
• Friday 25 June 2027
• Saturday 26 June 2027, final Manchester night

The pattern is Friday, Saturday and Tuesday, with one Sunday opener sequence. That pattern matters for travel, because weekend nights fill beds first.

The full tour schedule sits on the 42-date calendar. Manchester alone is more than a quarter of the tour.

What is confirmed, and what is not

Liam Gallagher and Noel Gallagher are the only members confirmed by name for Live '27. Every other touring member remains expected, not confirmed.

Ashcroft is a special guest, not a band member, and he opens every date. No running order for any 2027 show has been published.

Event listings give a start time of 17:00 for the Manchester shows. Full running times are confirmed closer to each show date, so do not plan around a stage time yet.

No 2027 setlist exists, and none should be treated as a prediction. The Live '25 set is a 2025 record, not a 2027 promise.

Getting to the Etihad

The Etihad Campus Metrolink stop sits beside the stadium, on the Ashton-under-Lyne line from Piccadilly. A signed pedestrian route also links the stadium to Piccadilly on foot in roughly half an hour.

Transport for Greater Manchester sets tram frequency and return arrangements per event. Check its event-day plan in the week of your show, not months ahead.

Big Green Coach is the official travel partner for this show, with 47 pickup points across the UK. Coach travel suits fans who want a set return without driving.

Manchester Airport connects to Piccadilly by direct train in about 20 minutes. Most visitors stay in the city centre, around the Northern Quarter, Deansgate or Ancoats.

Tickets, resale and the four-ticket rule

All 42 shows sold out in the September 2026 code sale, and the tour says no further dates will be added. There was no general onsale, and registration closed on 17 September 2026.

Up to four tickets in total apply across all shows in one allocated city, including resale tickets. That cap includes any ticket bought later through resale.

Official face-value resale runs through Ticketmaster, or Twickets for UK tickets, at the original price paid. The authorised seller says those routes open no later than 31 December 2026.

Tickets listed anywhere else are liable to be cancelled, and tickets offered on social media should be treated as fake. The ticket guide explains the official route first, before any paid resale option.

Standard UK prices were fixed at £71.50 to £266.60 including fees, and published prices run to £571.60 for Etihad VIP. Do not trust a higher figure presented as a face value.

Entry and age rules

Standing is for fans aged 14 and over, and under-16s must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over. Seated tickets start at age five, and under-14s must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over.

Bag rules, banned items and search procedures are set by the venue and published shortly before each event. The site does not reproduce them early, because an out-of-date figure on the day can cost entry.

Accessible tickets are booked through Ticketmaster, and companion tickets must be added at booking time. There are stairs to the standing pitch level, and walking aids are not permitted in the standing area.

Choosing your night

Friday 4 June is the opening Manchester night, and Saturday 26 June closes the run. Both will draw the strongest homecoming attention, and both need the earliest travel plans.

Tuesday nights are the practical choice for travellers, because beds and return travel are easier midweek. The show itself is the same tour production on every date, as far as anything published shows.

If you hold tickets for more than one night, keep each night separate in your plan. Entry, transport and age rules apply per show, not per trip.

A homecoming with history

The Etihad Stadium is the home of Manchester City, on the Etihad Campus in east Manchester. It sits roughly a mile and a half from Piccadilly, and it was built as the City of Manchester Stadium for the 2002 Commonwealth Games.

The stadium was converted for football afterwards, and it has been expanded since. For Oasis, it is a home fixture in the most literal sense, because the band formed in the city in 1991.

Manchester City says the 2027 residency marks the third time Oasis have performed at the home of Manchester City. It also marks a return to the club stadium for the first time in more than 20 years.

The famous Maine Road performances in 1996 remain among the most iconic moments in the shared history of the band and the club. That history is why an Etihad night feels different from a neutral stadium date.

Fans with a free day can visit Burnage, the Gallagher brothers childhood neighbourhood, and Sifter Records, the shop named in Shakermaker. The Northern Quarter record shops and Afflecks give a second, central option.

If you are coming from outside Manchester

Book beds before you book extras, because 11 nights across three weeks concentrate demand in one city. City-centre beds move first, and Salford Quays is the next practical base.

If your night is a Friday or Saturday, allow extra time for the return journey from the Etihad Campus. If your night is a Tuesday, use the quieter return to your advantage.

Keep your ticket, travel and hotel confirmations in one place, with the date on each one. With 11 nights on sale, a wrong-date booking is the easiest mistake to make.

Planning checklist

• Match your ticket name, city and date before you book anything else
• Book city-centre beds early, because 11 nights concentrate demand in June
• Check the Metrolink event-day plan in show week
• Check the venue bag and entry rules shortly before the show
• Keep your Ticketmaster account email matched to your registration email
• Plan your return journey before you travel, not after the encore

FAQ

When do Oasis play Manchester in 2027?

Oasis play Etihad Stadium on 4, 6, 8, 11, 12, 15, 18, 19, 22, 25 and 26 June 2027. That is 11 nights, the longest run on Live '27.

Who supports Oasis in Manchester?

Richard Ashcroft is the special guest at every Manchester show. No other support act is confirmed for any date.

Can I still buy a Manchester ticket?

The official sale is sold out, so the remaining official route is face-value resale through Ticketmaster or Twickets for UK tickets. That route opens no later than 31 December 2026, at the original price paid.

What time do the Manchester shows start?

Event listings give 17:00 for the Manchester shows, with full running times confirmed closer to each date. Do not rely on a stage time until the tour publishes one.

Can under-14s attend the Manchester shows?

Standing is 14 and over, and seated tickets start at age five with an adult aged 18 or over for under-14s. Check the venue rules for your ticket type before you travel.