Oasis Live 27 extra dates: Munich, Rome, and two more Knebworth nights

Four dates were added to Oasis Live 27 on 23 September 2026. A third night in Munich and a third night in Rome joined two more Knebworth nights. Together, they took the tour from 38 shows to 42.

Promoters Live Nation and SJM confirmed at the same time that no further dates will be added.

The four added nights

The additions filled gaps inside the existing route rather than extending it. Munich gained a third night, Rome gained a third night, and Knebworth gained the two nights that now close the tour. Each added night sat beside shows that were already announced, which made the new dates easier for fans who already held codes.

• Munich, Allianz Arena: Tuesday 6 July 2027, after the announced nights of 2 and 3 July.
• Rome, Stadio Olimpico: Monday 26 July 2027, ahead of the announced nights of 29 and 30 July.
• Knebworth Park: Friday 25 September 2027, the fifth night of the closing run.
• Knebworth Park: Saturday 26 September 2027, the sixth and final night of the whole tour.

The announcement gave demand as the reason. Music Week reported that the dates were added due to phenomenal demand and sign-up during registration. The same report carried the promoters confirmation that no further dates would follow.

That pairing matters: the additions answered demand, and the closure statement stopped further speculation in the same breath.

One Paris date moved in the same announcement

The second Paris show did not gain a night, it moved. Planned railway engineering work near the Stade de France ruled out 24 July. The show moved forward to 20 July, while the other Paris show stayed on 23 July.

Fans with Paris plans therefore needed the new date, not an extra date, and the Paris guide carries the corrected pair.

That move also shows why a tour schedule needs a dated source. A fan working from the original 38-date announcement would still expect a Paris show on 24 July, and would arrive on the wrong day. The corrected schedule on this site lists 20 and 23 July, and the full date list shows every change in one place.

What the closed schedule looks like now

The tour now runs for 42 shows across eleven cities and eight countries, from Glasgow on 21 May 2027 to Knebworth on 26 September 2027. Manchester keeps the longest run with eleven nights at the Etihad Stadium through June. Knebworth closes the tour with six nights across three September weekends.

No city gained a new stop in the September announcement, because all four additions landed in cities already on the route.

Knebworth carries the heaviest symbolic weight in the additions. The six-night run marks the band's return to the site of their two August 1996 concerts. More than thirty years have passed since those concerts.

Music Week described the return as record-breaking. The two added nights turned a four-night return into a six-night finale. The closing weekend now feels like the tour destination rather than an afterthought.

The added nights also changed the balance of the tour, even though they added no new city. Knebworth now holds six of the forty-two shows, which is one show in every seven on the whole tour. Manchester holds eleven, so the two English runs together account for seventeen shows, or just over forty percent of the tour.

The full route now spans nine countries. The United Kingdom holds twenty-two shows across Glasgow, Manchester, and Knebworth. Europe holds twelve shows across Munich, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Paris, and Rome.

North America holds six shows, with two more at Slane Castle in Ireland.

Ticket buyers should check the new dates before they travel, because old listings still circulate online. A listing that shows Paris on 24 July is out of date, and a listing that shows thirty-eight shows is out of date too. The current total is forty-two, and the current Paris pair is 20 and 23 July.

Fans who held a code for Munich, Rome, or Knebworth gained a real benefit from the additions. They gained extra nights in the city they had already chosen, without needing a new registration or a new code. That benefit mattered most at Knebworth, where the closing nights carried the highest symbolic value and the strongest demand.

Closure also changes what fans should do next. No further dates means no new city and no new venue. It also means no second chance through a fresh announcement.

The remaining routes are limited later releases, if Ticketmaster publishes any, and official face-value resale closer to the tour. The sold-out guide explains both routes, and neither route promises a ticket for a particular night.

FAQ

Which dates were added to Oasis Live 27?

Munich on 6 July 2027, Rome on 26 July 2027, and Knebworth on 25 and 26 September 2027. Those four additions took the tour from 38 shows to 42.

Why were the extra dates added?

The announcement gave phenomenal demand and sign-up during the ticket registration window as the reason. Music Week reported that wording, and the promoters confirmed the additions in the same announcement.

Did the Paris date change as well?

Yes, one Paris date moved. Railway engineering work ruled out 24 July, so the Stade de France shows now fall on 20 and 23 July 2027.

Will more Oasis Live 27 dates be added later?

No, under the promoters statement of 23 September 2026. Live Nation and SJM confirmed no further dates will be added, and the sold-out announcement repeated that position.

Where does the tour end now?

At Knebworth Park on 26 September 2027, the sixth night of the closing run. The tour opens at Celtic Park in Glasgow on 21 May 2027.