British rock band Oasis will return to the global stage in 2027 with a major 38-date tour, extending the excitement generated by their highly successful reunion concerts in 2025.
The band has announced a new run of shows across the UK, Europe, Ireland and the United States. The tour will begin in Glasgow in May 2027 before taking the group to several major cities around the world.
The announcement marks another significant chapter in the story of Oasis, whose return to live performances attracted enormous attention after years of uncertainty surrounding the group. Brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher ended their long-running feud in 2024 and reunited for the Oasis Live ’25 tour, bringing the band back together for the first time since their split in 2009.
Their reunion generated huge demand from fans around the world. The 2025 tour consisted of 41 shows across multiple regions and attracted more than two million people, underlining the continuing popularity of the Manchester-formed group.
Tour Opens in Glasgow
Oasis will begin the 2027 tour in Glasgow, where the band is scheduled to perform five shows in May. The group will then return to Manchester for a substantial home-city run, with 11 performances planned at the Etihad Stadium.
The UK leg will also feature four concerts at Knebworth in September. The venue holds particular significance for Oasis fans because the band famously performed two huge concerts there in 1996. The 2027 shows will take place three decades after those historic performances, giving the tour an added sense of nostalgia.
From the UK, the tour will continue across Europe, with stops including Munich, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Paris and Rome. Oasis will also travel to Ireland before heading to the United States, where performances include shows in Boston and Las Vegas.
The wide ranging schedule is expected to attract fans from different generations, particularly those who grew up listening to Oasis during the band’s rise to prominence in the 1990s.
New Ticket System Planned
The huge demand surrounding the band’s previous reunion created major challenges for fans attempting to secure tickets. Organisers are now using a registration based system for the 2027 shows.
Fans have been asked to register for the opportunity to purchase tickets. Those who successfully register will receive a code allowing them to access a designated ticket sale. The system is intended to make the process more orderly while helping reduce long queues and ticket touting.
Ticket sales are scheduled to take place between September 25 and 27, giving registered fans an opportunity to secure places at the highly anticipated concerts.
The approach comes after the intense reaction to ticket sales for the 2025 reunion tour, when demand far exceeded expectations and fans faced difficulties during the purchasing process.
A Major Return for Oasis
Oasis became one of Britain’s most influential rock bands during the 1990s, with songs including Wonderwall and Don’t Look Back in Anger becoming enduring favourites. Their distinctive sound and the highly publicised relationship between Liam and Noel Gallagher helped make the group one of the defining names of the Britpop era.
The band’s original run ended in 2009 following years of tensions between the Gallagher brothers. Their reunion announcement in 2024 therefore represented a major moment for both the band and its worldwide fanbase.
The subsequent 2025 tour demonstrated that interest in Oasis had remained strong despite the lengthy break. Fans who had waited years to see the brothers perform together again filled venues across several countries, turning the reunion into one of the most anticipated live music events of recent years.
The 2027 tour now gives fans another opportunity to see Liam and Noel Gallagher perform together on some of the world’s biggest stages.
With 38 dates covering Britain, Europe, Ireland and the US, the tour is set to be one of the major live music events of 2027. Its return to Knebworth will add an especially nostalgic element, connecting Oasis’ latest chapter with one of the most memorable periods in the band’s history.