Oasis have announced Oasis Live ’27, a gigantic 38 date tour taking Liam and Noel Gallagher across the UK, Ireland, mainland Europe and the United States between May and September 2027. And after the extraordinary scale of their 2025 reunion, they have decided to make the next chapter even bigger.
Most importantly, they are going back to Knebworth.
Thirty years after Oasis played their legendary 1996 concerts at Knebworth, the band will return to the site for four shows on 11, 12, 18 and 19 September 2027. The original Knebworth concerts became one of the defining moments of British rock in the 1990s, and bringing the story back to the same place three decades later is almost ridiculously perfect.
But Knebworth is only the final act. Live ’27 begins in Glasgow, where Oasis will play five nights at Celtic Park in May, before Manchester receives an extraordinary eleven shows at the Etihad Stadium throughout June. The European leg then takes in Munich, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Paris and Rome, before the band crosses the Atlantic for three nights in Boston and three in Las Vegas. September brings two shows at Slane Castle in Ireland, followed by those four huge Knebworth dates. The complete itinerary is confirmed on the official Oasis website.
There is also another very good reason to pay attention to the bill. Richard Ashcroft will join Oasis as special guest throughout the tour, putting the former Verve frontman on the same stages as the Gallagher brothers. It is a combination that feels particularly appropriate given how deeply both acts are tied to the great British rock story of the 1990s.
And then comes the slightly less romantic part of the operation, getting your hands on a ticket.
There will be no general onsale for Oasis Live ’27. Instead, fans must register for the ticket process, and registration is the only way to have a chance of buying tickets. Registration closes at 4pm BST, or 5pm CEST, on 17 September 2026. Importantly, being on the existing Oasis mailing list does not automatically give anyone access, those fans must register too.
The system is deliberately different from the frantic ticket scramble surrounding the 2025 reunion. During registration, fans can select up to three cities where they would like to see the band. Applicants will then be selected at random and invited to the ticket sale for one of their chosen cities. The organisers say they will try to give fans their first choice, but it cannot be guaranteed.
If selected, fans receive a unique access code. That code does not itself guarantee tickets, because availability will still be limited, but it gives the successful applicant the opportunity to enter the relevant ticket sale. Each code allows the purchase of up to four tickets. The practical advice from Oasis is brutally simple, keep an eye on the email address connected to your Ticketmaster account and check the junk folder as well.
In other words, registering is not buying a ticket. It is your chance to get into the room where buying a ticket becomes possible.
That distinction matters, because demand is going to be enormous.
The reunion has already gone far beyond nostalgia. Oasis Live ’27 turns it into something larger, a travelling celebration of one of Britain’s most important rock bands, moving from Glasgow to Manchester, through Europe and America, across Ireland and finally back to the place where the mythology became history.
The countdown has started.
And if you want to be there, register before 4pm BST, 5pm CEST on 17 September 2026. There is no general onsale waiting around the corner.
