Oasis announce 2027 world tour
The Gallaghers will play huge residencies in Manchester, Glasgow and Knebworth
Last updated 15th Sep 2026
After weeks of teasing and cryptic clues, Oasis have officially announced a series of massive outdoor concerts for summer 2027.
Liam and Noel Gallagher, Bonehead, Gem Archer and Andy Bell kick off their 2027 dates at Glasgow's Celtic Park before a residency in Manchester's Etihad Stadium, a run of dates across the world, before returning with two nights at Slane Castle in Ireland and finishing with 4 nights at Knebworth.
Support on all dates comes from Richard Ashcroft.
How to get Oasis 2027 Tour tickets
There will be a registration process this time around to reduce queueing times, avoid ticket touts and ensure that genuine fans can purchase tickets. Head to oasisnet.com to register.
Registration opened at 4pm today (14th September) and will only remain open until Thursday 17th 4pm.
Fans have just these 3 days to complete their registration at oasisnet.com
During the sign-up process, fans are asked to pick 3 cities from the tour in order of preference (i.e. Manchester, Glasgow, Slane). Once chosen, they cannot buy tickets from other city dates.
Fans who are successful in the registration process will be sent a unique, non-transferable code to access an allocated onsale window.
When do tickets go on sale?
In the UK, onsale will take place across Friday 25th, Saturday 26th and Sunday 27th September, with three onsale windows on each day.
Fans will be informed directly which of the onsale windows they can access, and at what time.
How much will tickets cost?
Ticket prices vary from venue to venue across the tour.
The cheapest standard seating tickets at Glasgow's Celtic Park cost £71.50 each, rising to £263.50. The lowest priced standing tickets cost £170.50, rising to £203.50.
The cheapest standard seating tickets at Manchester's Etihad Stadium cost £74.60 each, rising to £266.60. The lowest priced standing tickets cost £173.60, rising to £206.60.
Tickets for Knebworth start at £170.50 each for general admission, with front section standing tickets costing £203.50.
So-called VIP packages across all venues start from £303.50 per person for front standing, rising to over £500 each for experiences including pre-show fan experiences, front seating, and at Knebworth a reserved grandstand, garden and house package.
Watch the Oasis Live '27 Official Tour Trailer
Oasis Live '27 Tour dates
MAY
21st - Glasgow Celtic Park
23rd - Glasgow Celtic Park
25th - Glasgow Celtic Park
28th - Glasgow Celtic Park
29th - Glasgow Celtic Park
JUNE
4th - Manchester, Etihad Stadium
6th - Manchester, Etihad Stadium
8th - Manchester Etihad Stadium
11th - Manchester Etihad Stadium
12th - Manchester Etihad Stadium
15th - Manchester Etihad Stadium
18th - Manchester Etihad Stadium
19th - Manchester Etihad Stadium
22nd - Manchester Etihad Stadium
25th - Manchester Etihad Stadium
26th - Manchester Etihad Stadium
SEPTEMBER
4th - Slane Castle Ireland
5th - Slane Castle Ireland
11th - Knebworth UK
12th - Knebworth UK
18th - Knebworth UK
19th - Knebworth UK
As well as these dates on our shores, the boys will also be playing shows across Europe, from Munich to Rome, plus six shows in the USA.
Oasis teased the tour announcement last Thursday (10th September) when they put on a spectacular drone display in their home city of Manchester.
The drone formation illuminated the skies above Etihad Stadium, home of Noel and Liam’s beloved Manchester City, and featured the band’s logo, today's date of 14/09/26 and the exact time of 4pm.
The music legends also shared videos over the past week containing cryptic clues about the tour locations.
Speculation about a potential Knebworth run of dates has been circling for some time, with fans even spotting that the promoter SJM had been granted a licence to hold large-scale concerts of 125,000 at the country house back in August.
Oasis’ eagerly awaited shows next summer follow the band’s triumphant reunion tour in 2025, which took in 41 sold-out shows on five continents.
Watch: Richard Ashcroft on Oasis' Reunion Tour
The Live '25 tour kicked off with two nights at Cardiff Principality Stadium in July 2025, and included multiple dates at Manchester Heaton Park, London Wembley Stadium, Edinburgh Murrayfield Stadium and Dublin Croke Park.