Oasis are going back on tour! Liam and Noel Gallagher confirm 38 new shows in 2027 including 11 nights in Manchester and a return to Knebworth

The iconic British rock band Oasis is set to embark on an expansive reunion tour in 2027, marking a highly anticipated return to the stage. Following the triumphant reception of their 2025 comeback concerts after a 15-year hiatus, brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher have confirmed a total of 38 new shows spanning the UK, Europe, the United States, and Ireland.

A significant highlight of the tour will be the 11 consecutive nights scheduled at Manchester’s Etihad Stadium in June, a city that holds a central place in the band’s history. Furthermore, the band will revisit the legendary Knebworth venue in September, where they originally made history with their 1996 performances. This return to Knebworth is particularly symbolic, offering fans a chance to relive an era-defining chapter in British rock.

The tour will also include multiple nights in Glasgow, as well as stops in major European cities such as Munich, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Rome, and Paris. Across the Atlantic, Oasis will perform in Boston and Las Vegas, while also making a notable appearance at Slane Castle in Ireland, a site with a rich musical heritage.

In an effort to address fan concerns from their previous tour, Oasis has opted to eliminate dynamic pricing for this run, opting instead for fixed ticket prices ranging between £71 and £266. Prospective attendees are required to register by mid-September for the opportunity to purchase tickets, a move intended to streamline access and mitigate previous difficulties.

The announcement was preceded by a series of cryptic teasers, including a drone light show over Manchester revealing the date and time of the official reveal, and enigmatic Instagram posts embedding subtle hints about tour locations and dates. These promotional tactics stirred excitement and speculation within the fan community.

Adding depth to this reunion, the band’s recent documentary, which chronicles both their turbulent past and reconciliation, premiered at the Venice Film Festival. The film provides unprecedented insight into the brothers’ strained relationship, including the backstage conflicts that led to Oasis’s 2009 breakup and their eventual rapprochement.

The documentary also touches on the complex dynamics during rehearsals, noting that Liam and Noel initially maintained separate routines and that the tour promoters delayed payment until the full series of performances was completed due to past disputes. Over time, however, their relationship visibly improved, a development underscored by their families reconnecting.

Supporting acts for the tour are expected to include British rocker Richard Ashcroft, who shared the stage with Oasis during their 2025 reunion, alongside other artists who will open for the band at various dates. Details about additional support performers have not been fully disclosed.

Oasis’s reunion and subsequent touring plans represent one of the most notable comebacks in recent British music history. Their ability to overcome long-standing personal and professional conflicts to reunite has been met with widespread enthusiasm, as evidenced by the overwhelming demand for tickets and the success of their documentary release.

While the Gallagher brothers’ relationship has been famously fraught, with public disputes and social media exchanges over the years, this upcoming tour signals a new chapter for the band. Fans who missed out on the initial reunion tour will have renewed opportunities to experience Oasis live, reaffirming the band's enduring impact on the music landscape.