Oasis have confirmed a 38-date tour for 2027, including four nights at Knebworth House in September, returning to the venue associated with their 1996 performances. The additional dates were announced on Monday afternoon, extending the band’s reunion after its commercially successful 2025 tour.
The venue has a 125,000-capacity. Oasis played two nights there to 250,000 fans in 1996, performances that remain among the best-known moments in British rock. The new dates are billed as coming 30 years after those shows.
The tour will begin with five concerts at Glasgow’s Celtic Park in May 2027. Oasis will then undertake an 11-night residency in Manchester in June.
There are no London dates in the itinerary announced so far. Oasis will also return to Slane Castle in County Meath, Ireland, for two September concerts.
European dates are planned for July 2027, with stops in Munich, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Paris and Rome. The US leg will follow in August 2027. It includes Boston’s Gillette Stadium and Las Vegas’s Allegiant Stadium. The Las Vegas date will be Oasis’s first appearance there since 2008, while the Boston-area show will be its first since 2005.
Richard Ashcroft will appear as special guest across the full run of dates. Oasis have not announced setlists for the shows, and it remains unclear whether further dates or cities will be added.
Ticket registration began on Monday. Tickets are due to go on sale on Friday 25 September, Saturday 26 September and Sunday 27 September. Standard tickets will cost between £71.50 and £266.60.
The scale of the new schedule reflects the commercial force of Oasis’s return in 2025, their first tour since the group split in 2009. The tour sold 2,228,471 tickets, the highest number sold in 2025. It generated an estimated £300 million at the box office.
The 2027 announcement follows the UK premiere of the documentary ‘Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger’ on 7 September 2026. Whether the film influenced the timing of the tour announcement has not been stated.
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