Oasis have announced 38 shows for 2027, and fans aren't waiting for tickets to start planning trips. According to eDreams data, searches for Glasgow have jumped 2,400% compared with the same period last year — a 25-fold increase for the city hosting the tour's opening five nights.
The tour opens at Celtic Park in Glasgow on 21 May and wraps up with a landmark show at Knebworth in England on 19 September. In between, the Gallagher brothers and co. play Manchester, Munich, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Paris, Rome, Boston and Las Vegas, plus a gig at Slane Castle in Ireland — a nod to the band's long history with Ireland's biggest outdoor shows.
The search spike isn't limited to Scotland. Manchester is up 846%, Rome 659%, Barcelona 655%, Dublin 614%, Amsterdam 592% and Paris 279%. Across the Atlantic, Las Vegas searches have climbed 692% and Boston 487%. eDreams chief travel officer Pablo Caspers says fans now build entire trips around a single gig, comparing the effect to the double-digit search surges seen when Taylor Swift's Eras Tour hit Edinburgh and Liverpool.
If you want to be there, note the sale logistics: tickets go on sale across three days — Friday 25 to Sunday 27 September — with registered fans receiving an access code and an allocated on-sale window. There's no general free-for-all, so registration matters.
For travellers, this is more than a gig announcement. The 2025 reunion tour helped drive a record year for UK music tourism, and the early data suggests 2027 will repeat the pattern. If you're flexible, pairing a show with a city break makes sense: Glasgow and Manchester are easy weekend destinations with strong food and music scenes of their own, while Rome, Barcelona and Amsterdam let you fold a stadium night into a longer European trip. Expect hotel prices around show dates to firm up quickly — booking accommodation before you score tickets, with free cancellation, is a sensible hedge. And with demand this lopsided, secondary cities on the routing (Munich anyone?) may be both easier and cheaper than the obvious picks.