Oasis officially confirm second run of reunion concerts for 2027 – Everything you need to know

It's official, one tour wasn't enough for Liam and Noel Gallagher as the brothers have announced a second Oasis tour for 2027.

The Manchester duo teased a big announcement with a huge drone display over their home city on Thursday night. The formation first showed the band's logo, which was then replaced by the date 14.09.26 and the time 4pm BST [16:00].

Now, we know the announcement is a new run of UK gigs kicking off from 21 May until 19 September 2027. Gigs will be held at Glasgow's Celtic Park, Manchester's Etihad Stadium and Knebworth House in Hertfordshire, 31 years after their historic 1996 shows.

The group have also announced tickets can only be bought via registration this year on the Oasis official website.

Their Instagram announcement reads: "“START THE CELEBRATIONS!!!! After a period of reflection “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.”

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After splitting up in 2009 following a feud between brothers Noel and Liam, Oasis reunited for the first time for the Live ‘25 tour last year. The band completed a 19-date tour in the UK before heading off to Asia, Oceania, and North and South America, in the process they sold a total 2,228,471 tickets, the most out of any artist who toured that year.

However, one sore point last year was the ticket-buying process. Many fans were shocked on sale day when concert prices shot up to more than double face value – £355 instead of the expected £148.

This sparked a debate over so-called 'Dynamic Pricing' and the Competition and Markets Authority launched an investigation into the process. The results found that dynamic pricing was not used but that Ticketmaster failed to inform fans that standing tickets would be sold at two different prices, meaning prices would go up as soon as the cheaper tickets sold out.

With that in mind, here's what we know about this year's sale.

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• What are the Oasis new 2027 UK tour dates?
• How are the new Oasis UK tour tickets being released?
• When do tickets go on sale for the Oasis 2027 UK tour?
• What are the Oasis UK tour ticket prices?

What are the Oasis new 2027 UK tour dates?

The new Oasis UK tour dates are:

• 21 May 2026 — Glasgow, Celtic Park
• 23 May 2026 — Glasgow, Celtic Park
• 25 May 2026 — Glasgow, Celtic Park
• 28 May 2026 — Glasgow, Celtic Park
• 29 May 2026 — Glasgow, Celtic Park
• 4 Jun 2026 — Manchester, Etihad Stadium
• 6 Jun 2026 — Manchester, Etihad Stadium
• 8 Jun 2026 — Manchester, Etihad Stadium
• 11 Jun 2026 — Manchester, Etihad Stadium
• 12 Jun 2026 — Manchester, Etihad Stadium
• 15 Jun 2026 — Manchester, Etihad Stadium
• 18 Jun 2026 — Manchester, Etihad Stadium
• 19 Jun 2026 — Manchester, Etihad Stadium
• 22 Jun 2026 — Manchester, Etihad Stadium
• 25 Jun 2026 — Manchester, Etihad Stadium
• 26 Jun 2026 — Manchester, Etihad Stadium
• 11 Sep 2026 — Knebworth
• 12 Sep 2026 — Knebworth
• 18 Sep 2026 — Knebworth
• 19 Sep 2026 — Knebworth

How are the new Oasis UK tour tickets being released?

Oasis has confirmed there will be no general on sale for the 2027 tour.

The only way to get tickets is to register via the link on their website between now and 4pm BST on Friday 17 September.

They have not confirmed how tickets will be allocated after that point.

When do tickets go on sale for the Oasis 2027 UK tour?

There is no confirmed sale date or time for Oasis's 2027 UK tour. All we know is you must register via the official Oasis website before 4pm on Friday 17 September.

What are the Oasis UK tour ticket prices?

Last time, face-value tickets for Oasis Live '25 started at £73 to £74 for seated tickets and £135 to £151 for general admission standing. However, this was before demand drove the ticket prices up to over £350.

We don't yet know the price for next year's tour, but we imagine it will start at a similar cost.

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