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Oasis announces 38-date 2027 world tour as fans await ticket access codes

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ASM, Philippine Canadian Inquirer
September 18, 2026

Photo courtesy: Oasis Facebook Page

Oasis is taking its reunion back on the road in 2027, with the British rock band announcing 38 stadium shows across the United Kingdom, mainland Europe, Ireland and the United States following the success of its highly anticipated comeback tour.

The Oasis Live ’27 tour will begin at Celtic Park in Glasgow on May 21, 2027 and run through September, culminating in four performances at Knebworth in England—the site of the band’s landmark 1996 concerts.

For fans hoping to see Liam and Noel Gallagher together onstage, however, buying a ticket will not follow a traditional general-sale system.

Registration for the Oasis Live ’27 ticket sale closed on September 17. Fans who successfully registered are now waiting to find out whether they have been randomly selected to receive a unique access code.

The codes will be sent between September 24 and 27, with ticket sales staggered across September 25, 26 and 27 to reduce online queues and discourage organized ticket reselling.

Receiving a code does not guarantee a ticket.

According to Ticketmaster’s official guidance for the tour, each unique code is personal and non-transferable and can only be used for the city and sale window assigned to the buyer. Fans who receive access may purchase up to four tickets, subject to availability.

There will also be no conventional general onsale after the registered sale. Limited tickets could still be released later, and Oasis is allowing fans who missed registration to sign up for future tour updates.

The 2027 tour comes after Oasis reunited in 2025 following a 16-year break from performing together.

The band’s Oasis Live ’25 tour took the Gallagher brothers across the United Kingdom, Ireland, Canada, the United States, Mexico, South Korea, Japan, Australia and South America, with all listed dates on the band’s official tour page selling out.

The newly announced 2027 schedule is heavily concentrated in stadium residencies.

Oasis will play five shows at Celtic Park in Glasgow in May before returning to its home city of Manchester for 11 performances at Etihad Stadium throughout June.

The band will then move through mainland Europe in July, with two-night stops in Munich, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Paris and Rome.

The North American leg is currently limited to the United States, with three shows at Gillette Stadium in the Boston area on August 10, 13 and 14, followed by another three performances at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas on August 20, 21 and 24.

Canada is not included in the currently announced Oasis Live ’27 schedule.

That marks a difference from the 2025 reunion tour, when Oasis performed two sold-out concerts at Rogers Stadium in Toronto on August 24 and 25.

After the U.S. dates, Oasis will return across the Atlantic for two shows at Ireland’s Slane Castle on September 4 and 5.

The tour will then close at Knebworth with concerts scheduled for September 11, 12, 18 and 19—more than three decades after Oasis played two career-defining shows at the venue in August 1996. The original Knebworth concerts drew around 250,000 people over two nights and became one of the defining moments of the Britpop era.

Richard Ashcroft, former frontman of The Verve, has also been announced as the special guest across the 2027 tour dates.

The latest tour announcement extends a reunion that initially appeared centered on Oasis Live ’25.

Oasis officially broke up in 2009 following years of tension between Liam and Noel Gallagher. The brothers reunited for live performances in 2025, marking their first concerts together in more than a decade.

The comeback has since expanded beyond the stage. A documentary chronicling the reunion tour, “Oasis: Don’t Look Back In Anger,” premiered at the Venice International Film Festival in 2026 and is also set for a wider theatrical release.

For fans who registered for Oasis Live ’27, the next important dates are September 24 to 27, when successful applicants will receive their ticket access details.

Those who did not register will have to watch for any later release of limited tickets through official Oasis and authorized ticketing channels.

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