Oasis Tour 2027: frequently asked questions

Oasis Live ’27 runs from Friday 21 May 2027 to Sunday 26 September 2027. It opens with five nights at Celtic Park in Glasgow and closes with six at Knebworth Park in Hertfordshire. There are 42 shows in total across 11 cities and 8 countries.

The announced calendar is 42 shows. Glasgow, Celtic Park: 21, 23, 25, 28 and 29 May. Manchester, Etihad Stadium: 4, 6, 8, 11, 12, 15, 18, 19, 22, 25 and 26 June. Munich, Allianz Arena: 2, 3 and 6 July. Barcelona, Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys: 10 and 11 July. Amsterdam, Johan Cruijff ArenA: 16 and 17 July. Paris, Stade de France: 20 and 23 July. Rome, Stadio Olimpico: 26, 29 and 30 July. Boston, Gillette Stadium: 10, 13 and 14 August. Las Vegas, Allegiant Stadium: 20, 21 and 24 August. Slane Castle: 4 and 5 September. Knebworth Park: 11, 12, 18, 19, 25 and 26 September. We matched all 42 against the official Oasis listing on 27 September 2026.

Oasis play 11 stadiums and outdoor sites: Celtic Park (Glasgow, Scotland), Etihad Stadium (Manchester, England), Allianz Arena (Munich, Germany), Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys (Barcelona, Spain), Johan Cruijff ArenA (Amsterdam, Netherlands), Stade de France (Paris, France), Stadio Olimpico (Rome, Italy), Gillette Stadium (Boston, USA), Allegiant Stadium (Las Vegas, USA), Slane Castle (County Meath, Ireland) and Knebworth Park (Hertfordshire, England).

Yes. The tour covers the United Kingdom (Glasgow, Manchester, Knebworth), mainland Europe (Munich, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Paris, Rome), the United States (Boston, Las Vegas) and Ireland (Slane Castle).

Yes, all 11 are on the announced schedule. Manchester has the longest run at 11 nights at the Etihad Stadium, then Knebworth with 6 and Glasgow with 5. Munich, Rome, Boston and Las Vegas have 3 each, and Barcelona, Amsterdam, Paris and Slane Castle have 2 each.

Oasis Live ’27 is the official name of the band's 2027 tour, as published on oasisinet.com. It follows Oasis Live ’25, the 2025 reunion run that was the band's first live work since the split in 2009. Live ’27 is 42 stadium and outdoor shows across 11 cities and 8 countries between May and September 2027.

Yes. Four dates were added and one was rescheduled in September 2026. Munich gained 6 July, Rome gained 26 July, and Knebworth gained 25 and 26 September. The Paris show originally listed for 24 July moved to 20 July. Both the band's site and the authorised seller carry the same annotations, so there is no disagreement between sources. The tour went from 38 shows to 42.

Manchester, with 11 nights at the Etihad Stadium across June. It is the band's home city and the longest residency of the tour. Knebworth Park follows with 6 nights across three September weekends, then Glasgow with 5 at Celtic Park. Munich, Rome, Boston and Las Vegas have 3 each; Barcelona, Amsterdam, Paris and Slane Castle have 2 each.

Live Nation and SJM Concerts are named as the promoters and organisers in the tour's own published process terms. Ticketmaster is the ticketing partner. The rights holder behind the registration is Big Brother Recordings Limited, and the registration platform was operated by Openstage IT Limited on its behalf.

Richard Ashcroft opens every show on the tour. The announcement named him as special guest across all 42 dates, not only the UK and Ireland run, and this site carried him on the UK dates alone until 28 October 2026. The touring band line-up for 2027 has not been published in the sources tracked here, and musicians will not be listed on the strength of reports alone.

Oasis has stated that no further dates will be added. Four were added on 23 September 2026, after the original 38-date announcement: a third night in Munich, a third in Rome and a fifth and sixth at Knebworth. That took the tour to 42 and the band has since closed the schedule. The published process terms separately allow for additional onsales if more tickets become available, which is a different thing from a new date.

No. Emily Eavis, who books the festival, answered a fan asking for Oasis with “not this time”, which rules the band out of Glastonbury 2027. The gap in the Live ’27 schedule at the end of June is a gap in the schedule and nothing more. No headliners for the 2027 festival have been announced.

Through face-value resale, and only through face-value resale. The authorised seller states that tickets may be resold at the price originally paid via Ticketmaster, or Twickets for UK tickets, and that this will be available no later than 31 December 2026. Tickets are mobile wallet entry with restricted transfer, so anything listed elsewhere is liable to be cancelled. The original sale was an access-code process run on Openstage's platform for Big Brother Recordings, with Ticketmaster as the ticketing partner and Live Nation and SJM Concerts as promoters; every show went during the windows of 25 to 27 September 2026 and no further dates will be added.

No exact date has been published. The authorised seller's own event information states that resale will be available through Ticketmaster, or Twickets for UK tickets, no later than 31 December 2026, and that the resale and transfer options will only be available closer to the tour. Transfer is stated as available no later than one week before each show. Those are the only dates on record, and this site will not narrow them into a guess.

Wait for the face-value resale, and watch where you buy. The authorised seller states that resale opens through Ticketmaster, or Twickets for UK tickets, no later than 31 December 2026, at the price the ticket originally cost. A resale ticket still counts towards the four-ticket limit. The organisers also say additional onsales may be added if more tickets become available, and that would run through the same channels. Anywhere else is the problem: these tickets are mobile wallet entry with restricted transfer, and more than 50,000 that appeared on unauthorised resale sites after the onsale were cancelled and returned to sale at face value.

Up to four in total across all shows in your allocated city, not four per show. The tour's published terms are explicit about this. The limit also counts any resale tickets later bought through Ticketmaster or Twickets.

The seller is holding them back on purpose. Barcodes are not delivered to a Ticketmaster account immediately so that the tour can confirm the four-ticket limit and the rules of sale were respected across every order. Buyers are notified once barcodes are ready, and the order itself stays viewable in the Ticketmaster account in the meantime. No delivery date has been published.

Face value was fixed and included fees, and prices were published for three venues. Celtic Park: seated £71.50, £104.50, £170.50, £203.50 and £263.50; standing £170.50 and £203.50. Etihad Stadium: seated £74.60, £107.60, £173.60, £206.60 and £266.60; standing £173.60 and £206.60. Knebworth: £170.50 general admission and £203.50 front standing. No face-value prices were published for the other eight venues and we do not estimate them. Resale prices bear no relation to these figures.

It was an access-code process, not a normal onsale. Fans registered free at oasisinet.com and chose up to three cities in order of preference. Eligible registrations were grouped by city and then picked at random on Openstage's platform. Successful applicants were emailed a unique, non-transferable code between 24 and 27 September 2026, valid for one allocated city and one time slot. The onsales themselves ran at staggered times on 25, 26 and 27 September 2026.

They already have. The onsales ran at staggered times across Friday 25, Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 September 2026, and each code was valid only for one allocated city and one time slot. There will be no general onsale. If more tickets are released, the organisers say additional onsales may be added.

The published terms state that the code process was the only public way to buy tickets from the organisers, and that there would be no general onsale or other public presale outside it. The stated aim was to reduce queuing, remove fraudulent accounts, and limit touting and automated buying.

The terms say eligible registrations were grouped by city preference and then picked completely at random within each group, and that no profiling score or other eligibility factor changed anyone's chance of selection within their group. Eligibility checks, meaning anti-bot, anti-touting and fan-authentication questions, decided who entered the draw rather than who won it. First city preference was prioritised where possible but not guaranteed.

Yes. A selection of VIP packages was offered for all dates, with published prices at the three venues that released them: £303.50 to £568.50 at Celtic Park, £306.60 to £571.60 at the Etihad, and £317.50 to £513.50 at Knebworth. Venue hospitality is sold separately by the venues themselves rather than through the tour.

Not immediately. The seller withholds barcodes until it has confirmed that ticket limits and rules of sale were respected, then notifies buyers when tickets are ready. Orders remain viewable in the Ticketmaster account in the meantime.

Yes. All 42 Oasis Live ’27 shows sold out across the nine code-gated onsale windows of 25, 26 and 27 September 2026. There was no public queue and no general onsale at any point. The only route left is face-value resale, which the authorised seller says will be available through Ticketmaster, or Twickets for UK tickets, no later than 31 December 2026.

It varies by venue, and four cities sit outside the main process entirely. Glasgow, Manchester, Knebworth, Slane, Amsterdam, Boston and Las Vegas ran accessible booking through the code process on Ticketmaster. Paris books directly through the venue with no code needed. Munich uses a dedicated Ticketmaster phone line. Barcelona uses a dedicated accessible booking line. Rome is arranged by email with the venue's access team, and every attendee including companions needs a ticket.

They differ sharply by venue. Knebworth admits no under-14s at all, and all under-16s must be accompanied by an adult 18 or over. Slane Castle requires under-16s to be accompanied by an adult aged 25 or over, the strictest rule on the tour. Celtic Park and the Etihad have separate standing and seated rules. Munich admits no under-6s. Barcelona requires an advance access form for under-16s. Rome, Boston, Las Vegas and Amsterdam have no age restriction. Check your own venue before travelling.

We do not publish one, deliberately. Bag size limits, prohibited items and search procedures are set by each venue and change between events at the same venue. A figure that is out of date on the day costs you entry, so the only version worth trusting is the one on the venue's own site in the week of the show.

Published for three venues only: around 5pm at Celtic Park and the Etihad Stadium, and around 2pm at Knebworth. These are the seller's stated expectations, not confirmed door times, and full running times are to be confirmed closer to each show. No gate time has been published for the other eight venues and we do not estimate them.

Yes, for some cities. Coach-and-ticket packages were offered for Knebworth, Glasgow, Slane and Manchester, with Knebworth also offering rail options and late-night trains from Stevenage to London King's Cross after the show. Camping was offered at Knebworth only, for the Saturday night shows. Ticket-and-hotel packages were offered for Manchester, Glasgow, Barcelona, Munich, Rome and Amsterdam.

No. Gillette Stadium is in Foxborough, Massachusetts, about 22 miles south-west of Boston. The MBTA runs special event trains on the Foxboro line from South Station for major events there, scheduled per event rather than daily. Providence, Rhode Island is closer to the stadium than Boston is. Plan the return journey before booking anything else.

Stevenage is the railway town for the site, on the East Coast Main Line from London King's Cross, with a stewarded walking route of about two miles to the park. For the first time at a Knebworth concert, late-night trains were scheduled from Stevenage back to King's Cross after the show. Coach packages ran from 124 pickup points across three zones in England and Wales. The organisers explicitly discourage arriving by car.

This site will not describe a show that has not happened. What is published: gates at Celtic Park and the Etihad are expected around 5pm, and around 2pm at Knebworth, with full running times to be confirmed closer to each date. Richard Ashcroft opens every date on the tour. Nothing has been published about the set, the staging or the production.

No setlist has been published for the 2027 tour, and we will not invent one. Setlists from the 2025 shows are documented on setlist.fm, but they record what happened then rather than predicting what will be played in 2027.

There are two different things called resale, and for this tour only one of them works. Official resale runs through Ticketmaster and Twickets (UK only) at the original price paid, and the seller says it will be available no later than 31 December 2026. Everywhere else is a dead end rather than an expensive option: these tickets are mobile wallet entry with restricted transfer and may only be resold at face value through those two routes, so tickets listed elsewhere are liable to be cancelled. More than 50,000 already were. No purchase can be called safe or guaranteed here, because this site is not a party to it.

Start from the structure of this sale. Access was by emailed code only, codes were personal and non-transferable, and there was no general onsale. Anyone who claims they had tickets secured outside that process is describing something that did not exist. Beyond that: buy on a domain you typed or bookmarked yourself, pay by a method that lets you dispute the charge, read the full total including fees before confirming, and keep the seller's own order confirmation.

Official resale runs through Ticketmaster and Twickets (UK only) at the original price paid, with the barcode reissued inside the ticketing system, and the seller says it will be available no later than 31 December 2026. Third-party resale is not an alternative route for this tour. Transfer is restricted, face value is the only permitted resale price, and the promoters cancelled more than 50,000 tickets that surfaced on unauthorised sites and put them back on sale at face value. A cancelled ticket does not get anyone in.

On 10 and 11 August 1996, Oasis played to 250,000 people over two nights at Knebworth Park. The 2027 run returns to the same field for six nights across three weekends in September, 31 years later. That is three times as many Knebworth shows as the band played in 1996.

No. Oasis Tour 2027 is an independent fan information website. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Oasis, Oasisinet, Liam Gallagher, Noel Gallagher, Ticketmaster, promoters, or any listed venue. It publishes information only: it sells no tickets, holds no inventory, runs no advertising and takes no commission, referral fee or affiliate payment on any link. The three outlets named here are named because the tour itself recognises them.

Every record carries the date it was last verified and the date it is next due for review, and both are shown on the page rather than kept internally. The latest cycle ran on 28 October 2026 against the authorised seller's event information for both the UK and the United States, and updated two things: the ticket status of all 42 shows to sold out, and the support act to Richard Ashcroft at every date rather than the UK dates alone. The 27 September 2026 cycle, against the official Oasis listing, is what fixed the 42-date schedule. Each date page lists what changed and why.