Oasis have confirmed a second world tour for 2027, and it's shaping up to be even bigger than their blockbuster reunion run. Liam and Noel Gallagher will play 38 dates across Britain, Europe and the United States, opening in Glasgow in May and closing with four September nights at Knebworth — the venue north of London where the band played legendary gigs exactly 30 years earlier.
Manchester fans get the lion's share: 11 hometown dates for the brothers who grew up in the city. Munich, Paris, Amsterdam and Boston are also on the routing, alongside Glasgow and Knebworth, so there's a decent spread of city-break options for anyone tempted to build a trip around a show.
The first reunion tour was a phenomenon. After the Gallaghers ended their 15-year feud in August 2024, more than two million people packed out 41 shows across Europe, Asia, Australia and South America, generating around £300 million ($400 million). Not everything went smoothly — dynamic pricing and steep resale costs drew fan anger and even a probe by the UK's competition watchdog — so the band is trying a different approach this time.
Tickets for 2027 won't be first-come-first-served in a traditional sense. Fans need to register through an online link, and successful sign-ups will receive a code granting access to the sale, which runs between September 25 and 27. The idea is to cut queuing times and keep touts out. If you want a shot at tickets, registering early is the only route in.
Why should a traveller care? Because an Oasis show is now a legitimate reason to plan a holiday. Glasgow in May offers pub culture and west-coast energy; Manchester means 11 chances to see the band where it all started, plus a city with a serious music and food scene; Knebworth in September combines a historic concert setting with easy access to London. Pairing a gig with a few days in any of these cities turns a ticket into a proper trip — assuming you get a code.
Expect demand to be ferocious. The last sale melted down under the weight of interest, and this run ends at one of the most storied venues in British rock history. Register, keep your plans flexible, and have a couple of cities in mind rather than one.