With the release of Don’t Look Back In Anger — the film documenting Oasis’s return after a hiatus of more than 15 years — just around the corner, the band are preparing to capitalise on the hype by announcing dates for their 2027 tour, which is initially expected to focus on Europe, with the possibility of several shows in the United States.
In the UK, Oasis are expected to play residencies in Manchester at the Etihad Stadium, potentially featuring as many as 12 shows; Knebworth, with between four and six shows; and Glasgow, with between three and five dates. Slane Castle in Ireland is also being considered for between two and five shows.
Across continental Europe, if plans remain unchanged, Oasis are expected to visit Munich (Allianz Arena), Rome (Olympic Stadium), Barcelona (Olympic Stadium), Amsterdam (Johan Cruyff Arena) and Paris (Stade de France). There is also the possibility of at least one date in Scandinavia.
As Oasis News reported last year, the band’s original plans for shows in Europe and the United States were initially scheduled for 2026.
As a result, several US dates are expected to be included in next year’s tour. Las Vegas (Allegiant Stadium) and Boston (Gillette Stadium) are among the leading destinations. Boston, in fact, was part of the original plans for the Live ’25 tour. It would also come as no surprise to see cities in other parts of the country added to the itinerary, including Texas and the northern United States, as well as dates in Canada.
The expectation is that the first dates will begin to be announced by Friday, 11 September, with tickets due to go on sale towards the end of the month.