Oasis are coming back, and this time they’re doing it bigger. The Gallagher brothers have announced a 2027 tour that stretches across the United States and Europe, with a heavy focus on their home turf. The run includes 11 shows in Manchester, England, plus a four-night return to Knebworth Park, the site of their legendary 1996 concerts.
The band made the announcement today, following the premiere of Oasis: Don’t Look Back In Anger, a documentary about their summer 2025 return to the stage after a 16-year hiatus. The film screened as part of the Venice International Film Festival on September 5.
The Statement From Oasis
“The Most Damaging Pop Cultural Force In Recent British History” has declared itself fit for purpose and will once again return to lift the spirits of the people. Come witness the fitness. It shall be a sight to behold.”
That’s the message from Oasis in their press statement. The quote reads as a challenge to anyone who doubted their return.
The Venues and Cities
The tour hits major cities across the globe. It starts in Glasgow, Scotland, where the band plays five nights at Celtic Park from May 21 through May 29. Then it moves to Manchester, where the Etihad Stadium hosts 11 consecutive nights from June 4 through June 26.
From there, the tour crosses the Channel. Munich, Germany gets two nights at the Allianz Arena on July 7 and July 8. Barcelona, Spain follows with two nights at the Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys on July 10 and July 11.
Amsterdam, Netherlands gets two nights at the Johan Cruijff Arena on July 16 and July 17. Paris, France hosts two nights at the Stade de France on July 23 and July 24. Rome, Italy rounds out the European leg with two nights at the Stadio Olimpico on July 29 and July 30.
The North American portion of the tour opens in Boston, where the band plays three nights at Gillette Stadium on August 10, August 13 and August 14. Las Vegas, Nevada follows with three nights at Allegiant Stadium on August 20, August 21 and August 24.
The final stretch brings the tour back to Ireland for two nights at Slane Castle on September 4 and September 5. The Knebworth Park shows close things out with four nights on September 11, September 12, September 18 and September 19.
Why Knebworth Matters
Knebworth Park holds a special place in Oasis history. It was there in 1996 that the band played a pair of legendary concerts. The 2027 dates mark a return to that exact spot, and the band is treating it as a significant moment.
The four-night run gives fans who missed the 1996 shows a chance to see the band in the same venue. It also gives the brothers a chance to reclaim a place that defined their early career.
The Homecoming in Manchester
Eleven shows in Manchester is a serious commitment. The Etihad Stadium will host the band for nearly three weeks straight, from June 4 through June 26. That’s a lot of nights in one city.
The Manchester dates are a clear signal that the Gallaghers are not done with their hometown. They’ve played there before, but this run is the longest they’ve ever committed to the city.
What Fans Should Expect
The tour announcement comes after the band’s summer 2025 return. That run brought the Gallaghers back to the stage after a 16-year break. The new dates pick up where that run left off.
The documentary Oasis: Don’t Look Back In Anger chronicles that summer. Its screening at the Venice International Film Festival on September 5 set the stage for this announcement.
A Big Year Ahead
The 2027 tour is a substantial undertaking. The band is committing to a schedule that spans continents and months. It’s a bold move for a group that hasn’t toured in years.
The dates are now public, and fans can start planning. The run gives everyone from Manchester to Boston a chance to see the band live.
Key Facts Box
- Tour: 2027, U.S. and Europe
- Manchester dates: 11 nights at Etihad Stadium (June 4–26)
- Knebworth Park: 4 nights (September 11–19)
- Glasgow: 5 nights at Celtic Park (May 21–29)
- Boston: 3 nights at Gillette Stadium (August 10–14)
- Las Vegas: 3 nights at Allegiant Stadium (August 20–24)
The tour is a reminder of how much Oasis still means to their fans. The Gallaghers have spent years arguing and making headlines, but the music remains the draw. These dates give everyone a chance to hear it live again.
For anyone who missed the 2025 return, this is another shot. The 2027 tour is a big deal, and the band knows it. They’re lifting their own spirits while lifting the spirits of the people.
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