Entertainment 20 sources · over 2 days Latest coverage 14 Sept 2026, 6:56 pm UTC

Oasis Announces 2027 UK and European Tour With 38 Major Shows

Oasis has revealed a massive 2027 tour, marking their return after a long hiatus and thrilling fans across the UK and Europe with new concert dates.

By Jonas Weber · First published 14 Sept 2026

In brief

  1. Oasis confirmed 38 dates for their 2027 tour, with shows in major UK and European cities.
  2. Ticket sales will use a registration system, with fans needing to sign up by September 17 for access.
  3. The tour includes stops in cities not visited during the previous reunion, such as Munich, Amsterdam, Paris, and Barcelona.
  4. This marks Oasis's first concerts in Germany since 2009 and their return to the Johan Cruijff ArenA in Amsterdam.
  5. The band continues to build excitement among fans following their successful reunion and comeback tour.
Oasis Announces 2027 UK and European Tour With 38 Major Shows
Source: Sky News

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Update 14 Sept 2026, 6:56 pm UTC

Oasis has released ticketing details for the 2027 tour, requiring fans to register by September 17 for a chance to purchase tickets. The tour will include major new stops in Germany, the Netherlands, France, and Spain, marking the band's return to several countries after long absences.

How it started

Oasis, one of the UK's most influential rock bands, had been on a prolonged hiatus until their much-publicized reunion in 2025. Their last major performances reignited interest among fans who had long hoped for a full-scale return.

In the months leading up to September 2026, speculation about another tour grew as rumors circulated online and in the music press. Fans watched closely for any signs from the Gallagher brothers or the band's official channels.

How it unfolded

On September 14, 2026, Oasis confirmed the rumors by announcing a new tour for 2027. The news was revealed through a statement on the band's social media and quickly picked up by major outlets. According to Sky News, the announcement ended days of teasing and speculation about the band's next steps following their successful reunion.

The tour will include a total of 38 shows, with stops in major cities such as Manchester, Glasgow, and Knebworth, as well as European destinations like Rome. Il Post reported that two concerts are scheduled at Rome's Stadio Olimpico on July 29 and 30, which will be the only Italian dates.

The announcement generated significant excitement among fans, who began preparing for an intense rush for tickets. Daily Mail highlighted the delight among music fans as the band confirmed the extensive list of shows. The band declared themselves "fit for purpose" after the success of their comeback, according to GB News.

Consequence of Sound noted that the tour is set to start in May 2027 and will visit several cities before finishing back at Knebworth. This tour comes after the band's 2025 reunion, which had already reignited widespread enthusiasm.

Where it stands

Oasis has officially confirmed all 38 dates for their 2027 tour, including major venues in the UK and Europe. The announcement has sparked renewed excitement among fans and the music community, with tickets expected to go on sale soon.

Venues and dates are now public, and preparations for the shows are underway. Fans are watching for further details about ticket sales and possible additional announcements.

What to watch

The main question now is when tickets will be released and how quickly they will sell out, given the band's huge following. Fans are also curious whether Oasis will add more dates or special guests to the tour as the start draws closer.

Written from 20 outlets' coverage of this story. Every timeline entry links to the original report.

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