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Oasis confirm 2027 tour from Glasgow to Knebworth

Kiran MachadoPublished 4d ago2 min readBased on 4 sources
Oasis confirm 2027 tour from Glasgow to Knebworth
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Oasis will tour again in 2027, opening with five shows at Celtic Park in Glasgow, Scotland in May. Noel Gallagher confirmed the run in an interview with talkSPORT host Andy Goldstein. Rolling Stone reported the details on 15 September.

Gallagher said he and his brother Liam, the band's two frontmen, agreed to a second tour after their second show at Wembley Stadium in London during the 2025 reunion run. That 2025 tour put Oasis back on stage together after a long break. A reunion tour, in industry terms, is a return to the road after time apart, usually built around familiar songs rather than a new record. The Wembley decision came fast. Two nights in, the next tour was agreed.

Europe shapes much of the new schedule. Gallagher said the continent was skipped entirely in 2025, which is why dates in Germany, Spain, the Netherlands, France and Italy were organised for 2027. The United States gets two additions for the same reason. Las Vegas and Boston were added after the band was unable to play there in 2025.

The dates named so far cover Manchester as well as Ireland and Knebworth alongside the Glasgow opener and the European and American stops. Knebworth closes the run in September with four nights, according to the BBC. Knebworth is a stately home in Hertfordshire, a large historic house whose grounds are used for concerts, that hosted Oasis's large open-air concerts in 1996. The 2027 return puts the band back at that site more than 30 years on.

There will be no new album with the concerts. Asked about the possibility of fresh Oasis music, Gallagher said: "There won't be any new music." He was equally short on what happens after 2027. Asked if he would want to continue with Oasis beyond that tour, he replied: "I dunno."

The interview was not originally about Oasis at all. Gallagher had been booked to discuss Manchester City's new football season, according to Reuters Connect. He had already hinted at a summer 2027 tour earlier in September during an appearance on talkSPORT's Drive.

For fans, this means the next run fills gaps left by the last one. Same songs, same line-up, and dates in cities that missed out the first time.

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