Oasis Confirms 2027 Stadium Trek Across Europe and North America
Oasis has announced a 2027 stadium tour comprising nearly 40 dates, beginning in Glasgow on May 21 and including stops in Manchester, Europe, Boston, Las Vegas, Slane Castle, and Knebworth. The announcement follows the band's successful Live '25 reunion tour, which marked their first performances in 15 years. Ticket registration closes on Sept. 17.
The 2027 itinerary spans 40 dates, opening with five Glasgow shows before an 11-night Manchester residency. European stops include Munich, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Paris, and Rome, followed by six U.S. performances split between Boston and Las Vegas, and closing with six dates at Slane Castle and Knebworth. Ticket registration closes Thursday, Sept. 17.
This announcement follows the band’s Live ’25 reunion, their first concerts since their 2009 breakup. That tour spawned the documentary *Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger*, which premiered at the Venice Film Festival. Screenwriter Steven Knight described the film as an emotional story about reconciliation, noting it may inspire viewers to reconnect with estranged loved ones.
The tour’s scale—nearly 40 stadium shows across two continents—could significantly boost local economies in host cities, drawing large tourism and hospitality spending. It may also reinforce Oasis’s cultural legacy, reconnecting generations of fans and potentially influencing younger audiences’ interest in Britpop. However, the intense demand for tickets could spark frustration over pricing and availability, while the band’s reunion narrative may continue to shape public conversations about family estrangement and forgiveness.