British rock legends Oasis have officially revealed their extensive global tour for 2027, dubbed 'Oasis Live '27,' fulfilling months of speculation and excitement from their fanbase. This ambitious concert series is set to feature 38 performances across the United States, the United Kingdom, and various European cities, with acclaimed artist Richard Ashcroft slated to open every show.
The North American leg of the tour includes notable three-night residencies at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, and Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, scheduled for August. While their previous 2025 reunion tour, which commenced in Cardiff, Wales, visited major North American cities like Toronto, Chicago, and Los Angeles, the 'Oasis Live '27' itinerary will deliberately feature new locations, distinct from those played in 2025, with the exception of their cherished homecoming events in Manchester. The tour is set to begin in Glasgow with five nights at Celtic Park in May and will culminate in September with a highly anticipated return to Knebworth Park in the U.K. for four shows, a venue famously graced by the band during the 1996 Knebworth Festival, an event documented in Jake Scott's 2021 film.
In a statement accompanying the tour announcement, the band proclaimed, "Let the festivities commence! After a period of contemplation, 'The Most Impactful Pop Cultural Force In Recent British History' has declared itself ready and will once again uplift the spirits of the populace. Come witness the spectacle. It will be an unforgettable sight." Access to tickets for 'Oasis Live '27' will be exclusively available to fans who complete a prior registration process via the band's official website. Fans are required to register before Thursday, September 17th, at 11 a.m. ET. Successful registrants will receive a unique, non-transferable code to participate in a designated on-sale window, with U.S. ticket sales dates varying by city and commencing on Friday, September 25th.
This tour marks another exciting chapter for Oasis, following their recent documentary, 'Don't Look Back in Anger,' which chronicled their reunion. Directed by Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace and produced by 'Peaky Blinders' creator Steven Knight, the film offered fans an intimate look into the band's return to the stage. The upcoming concert series not only celebrates their enduring legacy but also reinforces their commitment to delivering vibrant, energetic performances that continue to inspire and connect with audiences globally, demonstrating the timeless power of music to unite and invigorate. The band's dedication to reaching new audiences while honoring their storied past underscores a belief in the universal language of rock and roll.