The Burnage brothers will stop off in Glasgow, Manchester, Munich, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Paris, Rome, Boston, Las Vegas, Ireland and Knebworth
Noel and Liam Gallagher(Image: WireImage)
Tickets for Oasis’s 2027 tour have now sold out, the band confirmed.
The iconic Manchester band will play 42 shows across the UK, Ireland, Europe and the United States between May and September next year.
Oasis will stop off in Glasgow, Manchester, Munich, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Paris, Rome, Boston, Las Vegas, Ireland and Knebworth.
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The huge tour will kick off at Glasgow’s Celtic Park before heading to Manchester’s Etihad Stadium for 11 dates in June. In September, the tour will end with six huge shows at Knebworth Park.
Fans were told to sign up to register their interest in tickets, and asked to identify their preferred venue.
Lucky fans were then sent codes to access sales windows on Ticketmaster, which have been running from Friday until 8pm today (September 27).
Now, after the final window closed, the band confirmed that all tickets for the tour have now sold out.
Standard ticket prices were fixed and ranged from between £71.50 and £266.60, including fees, for all dates in the UK, according to Ticketmaster. There was also VIP packages available, which varied in price per venue and add-ons.
Richard Ashcroft is once again the special guest support act, but Liam Gallagher has said that more acts are set to join the line-up.
And Liam has also said that fans can expect to hear a different set list to the original 2025 reunion shows.
It is just two weeks since the Burnage band confirmed they would get back on the road for a second tour in as many years. A spectacular drone show took place over the Etihad Stadium.
Last year, 2025, saw the brothers reunite on stage after 16 years apart. Last summer saw the rockers play a staggering 41 shows as part of their Oasis Live ‘25 reunion, running from July through November.
Even since, fans and press have speculated that the huge tour, which stopped across the UK and Ireland and an international leg, would not be the last time the brothers and the band would appear on stage.
In recent weeks, it was confirmed that Oasis’ tour promoters, Manchester’s SJM, had secured the necessary permissions to host gigs at the sprawling Knebworth House park, which added further fuel to the fire surrounding the Oasis 2027 dates.
Knebworth was the scene of two huge Oasis shows in 1996, as they rode the crest of a wave following the release of the previous year’s album (What’s The Story) Morning Glory.
